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[BlockChain]

[AVA]

https://github.com/ava-labs/gecko Official Go implementation of an AVA node. avax.network

[fractal]

https://github.com/fractal-platform/fractal go version for fractal blockchain.

[gossamer]

https://github.com/ChainSafe/gossamer

Gossamer: A Go implementation of the Polkadot Host (WIP)

Gossamer is an implementation of the Polkadot Host - a blockchain framework used to build and run nodes for different blockchain protocols within the Polkadot ecosystem.

Gossamer includes node implementations for major blockchains within the Polkadot ecosystem and makes building node implementations for other blockchains trivial; blockchains built with Substrate can plug their compiled runtime into Gossamer to create a node implementation in Go.

[boscore]

https://github.com/boscore

Basic Service => Airdrop https://github.com/boscore/bos-airdrop-snapshots.git

[mosaic networks]

https://github.com/mosaicnetworks

  1. babble https://github.com/mosaicnetworks/babble Distributed Consensus Middleware

  2. evm-lite https://github.com/mosaicnetworks/evm-lite A lean Ethereum node with interchangeable consensus

  3. monetd https://github.com/mosaicnetworks/monetd Distributed smart-contract platform based on EVM-Lite and Babble

[Decentralized and Distributed Systems Research Lab at EPFL]

  1. https://github.com/dedis/cothority Scalable collective authority

The collective authority (cothority) project provides a framework for development, analysis, and deployment of decentralized, distributed (cryptographic) protocols. A given set of servers running these protocols is referred to as a collective authority or cothority. Individual servers are called cothority servers or conodes. The code in this repository allows you to access the services of a cothority and/or run your own conode. The cothority project is developed and maintained by the DEDIS lab at EPFL.

  1. https://github.com/dedis/onet Overlay Network for distributed protocols The Cothority Overlay Network Library - Onet

The Overlay-network (Onet) is a library for simulation and deployment of decentralized, distributed protocols. This library offers a framework for research, simulation, and deployment of crypto-related protocols with an emphasis on decentralized, distributed protocols. It offers an abstraction for tree-based communications between thousands of nodes and it is used both in research for testing out new protocols and running simulations, as well as in production to deploy those protocols as a service in a distributed manner.

Onet is developed by DEDIS/EFPL as part of the Cothority project that aims to deploy a large number of nodes for distributed signing and related projects. In cothority, nodes are commonly named "conodes". A collective authority (cothority) is a set of conodes that work together to handle a distributed, decentralized task.

  1. https://github.com/dedis/prifi PriFi, a low-latency, local-area anonymous communication network. https://prifi.net

This repository implements PriFi, an anonymous communication protocol with provable traffic-analysis resistance and small latency suitable for wireless networks. PriFi provides a network access mechanism for protecting members of an organization who access the Internet while on-site (via privacy-preserving WiFi networking) and while off-site (via privacy-preserving virtual private networking or VPN). The small latency cost is achieved by leveraging the client-relay-server topology common in WiFi networks. The main entities of PriFi are: relay, trustee server (or Trustees), and clients. These collaborate to implement a Dining Cryptographer's network (DC-nets) that can anonymize the client upstream traffic. The relay is a WiFi router that can process normal TCP/IP traffic in addition to running our protocol.

  1. https://github.com/dedis/dela DEDIS Ledger Architecture https://dedis.github.io/dela

This framework aims to deliver a modular approach to a public ledger implementation. This project is under heavy development at this stage. Don't consider using it for the moment.

  1. https://github.com/dedis/kyber Advanced crypto library for the Go language

  2. https://github.com/dedis/simnet SimNet is a tool to simulate decentralized applications in the cloud

SimNet is a tool to simulate a decentralized application using the cloud to host the simulation nodes. It provides multiple configurations to affect the topology so that specific link between two nodes can have a delay or a loss of packets for instance.

  1. https://github.com/dedis/purb Implementation and simulations for the "Reducing Metadata Leakage from Encrypted Data and Communication with PURBs" paper