Chris Carlson
@chrislarsc.eth
@eulerlagrange.eth from friend I told to check out opacity: “The idea is interesting in theory. But I don't see how you can delegate BOFA verification with BOFA explicitly integrating protocol. I would not trust any external client ever - because that's basically allowing it to see credentials” I can’t find a technical post somewhere that explains clearly how this works. Do you have that so I can share?
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BofA being an example I assume, and i think you meant without* explicitly integrating protocol? would appreciate a confirm while i dig up links
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Chris Carlson
@chrislarsc.eth
Yes
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I actually love this skeptical question because it goes to show how magical /opacity is. My journey into this is quite long and looking back it feels like this was my destiny. https://x.com/buildoneigen/status/1831101137404997645?s=46 This talk i gave here goes over everything and is recommended. I’ll link an article as well but the talk is better
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https://medium.com/@vinayak_35433/opacity-network-trust-but-verify-eb819ebb0b0a
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Here’s a thread that’ll be helpful. https://x.com/euler__lagrange/status/1829350955826999566?s=46 But yes, i can let you generate a proof of your bank balance, and that the data originated at “bofa.com”. I don’t have to talk to anyone at BofA either! https is secured by SSL/TLS. The TLS part is how your browser verifies it’s talking to the right server and not someone else. The idea of zkTLS is piggy back off of that mechanism. It’s a lot more complicated than it sounds, and for awhile i thought it was impossible until a random insight.
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