https://x.com/madhavanmalolan/status/1770080830091633017?s=46

@madhavan-malolan how do you solve for the trust assumption in the proxy architecture of zkTLS?

Do you have the user prove multiple times to be confident?

https://x.com/madhavanmalolan/status/1770080830091633017?s=46

@madhavanmalolan.eth how do you solve for the trust assumption in the proxy architecture of zkTLS?

Do you have the user prove multiple times to be confident?

short answer, yes prove to multiple proxies.

from a ux perspective it is still just one login. but n times the time.

however, there is a limit on how many times you can make the same request without asking the user to login again.

for that we have slashing mechanisms

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The number of times you repeat it happens from different IPs though, no?

short answer, yes prove to multiple proxies.

from a ux perspective it is still just one login. but n times the time.

however, there is a limit on how many times you can make the same request without asking the user to login again.

for that we have slashing mechanisms
https://link.reclaimprotocol.org/whitepaper-draft