Election Commission of India is working on Blockchain-based Voting System India’s electoral commission is working with the Indian Institute of Technology to develop a blockchain-based voting system, publicly confirmed by the chief election commissioner. The new system is designed to encourage Indians to vote even if...

The Election Commission of India is collaborating with the Indian Institute of Technology to develop a blockchain system for voting,...

The CEC was hopeful that the blockchain system would be put in place during his tenure. ...

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After months of monitoring and observing the “promising and challenging” potential of distributed ledger technology (DLT), the European Union (EU) is finally making...

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Reading Time: 1 minuteOpenSSL, the popular open source implementation of the SSL protocol, has released updates patching nine issues that including several critical...