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https://eprint.iacr.org/2022/190.pdf "Short-lived zero-knowledge proofs and signatures" Apparently my off the dome idea was written as a paper by J. Bonneau. Admittedly his thinking is more concrete than my casts
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Is there a “zero-knowledge protocol for dummies” book? I understand the general concept but you just took me for a spin rn😭
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You ever hear the where's Waldo example?
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https://warpcast.com/eulerlagrange.eth/0x389db45b
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So to prove Waldo (knowledge) is there while not giving any information on where he is (data). As long as it’s correct Okay I’m following now, thanks for the example
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There's two parts of "ZK" 1. Verifiable compute 2. Hiding inputs For privacy preservation we care about #2 (prove you're over 21 w/o disclosing bday). Sometimes we don't care about hiding inputs but just want to reduce a lot of compute into a short proof, like a "zk-rollup" which academics will say should be called a validity rollup
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So if I was to fill a form that asks me to prove I’m over 21 The input I put in won’t be seen by the other party? But it will show that I am in fact over 21
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Yes https://github.com/Hmac512/BBS-predicate-proofs-SNARK/blob/becccfc43eb1c41c933d81cc5358da8ce993da4c/src/bounds.rs#L103
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Couldn’t understand any of the libraries imported, ran it through ChatGPT to understand But the comments helped me to understand, code is pretty clean tbh
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Zk libraries are gonna be impossible to understand. Not because you’re not smart, but because they use a lot of advanced optimizations speed that are not self-Evident. https://github.com/Hmac512/ec-basepoint-funsies/blob/76a357c82c21bcfc16a715c9a36aa2c496b0ab79/ec_basepoint.py#L7 If you don’t care about speed, an elliptical curve can be written in like 50 lines of Python
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Okay this seems easier to understand So if this is slower, does that directly translate to the level of security it provides?
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