Zero-knowledge proof
Zero-knowledge proofs are a class of cryptographic protocol that confirms knowledge without revealing excess data, with applications in cybersecurity, financial transactions, and blockchain technology.
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zk-SNARK, a non-interactive zero-knowledge protocol was published in January 2012 by Nir Bitansky, Ran Canetti, Alessandro Chiesa and Erin Tromer. zk-SNARKzk-SNARK provided the computational framework for the Zcash blockchain protocol, showing capabilities of combining ZKP protocols to cryptocurrency.
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