UnLynx is a library for simulating a privacy-preserving data sharing tool. It offers a series of independent protocols that when combined offer a verifiably-secure and safe way to share sensitive data (e.g., medical data).
UnLynx is developed by LDS (Laboratory for Data Security in EPFL) in collaboration with DEDIS (Laboratory for Decentralized and Distributed Systems).
- For further details and support, you can check the official documentation.
- The UnLynx library does an intensive use of Overlay-network (ONet) library and of the Advanced Crypto (kyber) library.
- For more information regarding the underlying architecture please refer to the stable version of ONet
go.dedis.ch/onet/v3. - To check the code organisation, have a look at Layout.
- For more information on how to run our protocols, services, simulations and apps, go to Running UnLynx.
We have a development and a stable version. The master-branch in github.com/ldsec/unlynx is the development version that works but can have incompatible changes.
Use the latest tag v1.4.2 that is stable and has no incompatible changes.
UnLynx is licensed under a End User Software License Agreement ('EULA') for non-commercial use. If you need more information, please contact us.
You can contact any of the developers for more information or any other member of github.com/ldsec/:
- David Froelicher (PHD student) - david.froelicher@epfl.ch
- Patricia Egger (Security Consultant at Deloitte) - paegger@deloitte.ch
- Joao Andre Sa (Software Engineer) - joao.gomesdesaesousa@epfl.ch
- Christian Mouchet (PHD student) - christian.mouchet@epfl.ch