Blind signature schemes provide a better way of achieving the sender’s privacy. These can be used to abide by certain rules like voting protocols, and digital money transaction policies. For example, in electronic voting systems first, the user needs to be verified that the voter is certified by an election authority to vote before it can be accepted for counting. In turn, this allows the authority to check the credentials of the voter to ensure that they are allowed to vote. Simultaneously, it is important that this authority does not learn the voter's selections. An unlinkable blind signature provides this guarantee, as the authority will not see the contents of any ballot it signs, and will be unable to link the blinded ballots it signs back to the un-blinded ballots it receives for counting.

Pradeep Sharma, MEC, 19135131
Bharat Bansal, EEE, 19085103
Kunal Lodha, MEC, 19135130
Madhav Jhunjhunwala, MEC, 19135139

We worked as a team to complete the job, and each of us contributed equally. Project completion is achieved by going through and building every component of it. Our project entails Learning about Blind Signature using RSA Implementing the algorithm Creating the user interface Deploying on the server