helios

From the Helios FAQ: Should we start using Helios for public-office elections?

The Neff shuffle builds on ElGamal pairs (which themselves are the core algorithm in the verifiable voting system helios[3]).

The HeliOS project receives donations of money/machines, outfits them with Linux, and gives them to those in need in Austin, Texas.

Ken of the HeliOS project collapsed of exhaustion and dehydration the other day.

Certainly not solar, Helios already had a larger wingspan than a 747-8.

For example, that Helios flight that flew circles on autopilots after the pilots lost consciousness, then crashed because the computer wasn't programmed to land.

Interestingly, the NSW iVote seems to share some ideas with helios.

Might be a lack of oxygen, similar to Helios Airways 522?

You may want to look at houston [0] and/or helios [1].

How does Helios works then, which is also owin component?

This has nothing to do with Helios itself: we just don’t trust that people’s home computers are secure enough to withstand significant attacks.

Thanks, I looked a bit at the Helios voting system and thought it was a complicated mess but this video explains everything really well!

Except, even with something like Helios, it becomes, at best "the testimony of the personal computers of each voter, which are also easily hackable".

Think of the question, "How does Helios pull the Sun across the sky?" After dissection, we resolve to question the question, not answer it.

Just at Dockercon, New Relic announced "Centurion", Spotify announced "Helios", Google announced "Kubernetes".

Helios hasn't been updated in a very long time and has a massive list of unresolved issues.

Helios Burn developer here if anyone has questions about this software.

*Helios can be compared to OpenResty in the sense that the application runs directly on-top of the (core) web server, instead of a plugin/pipeline.