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Zero-knowledge proofs are an interactive method for one party to prove to another that a statement is true, without revealing anything other than the veracity of the statement.
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How to compare two field elements in Arithmetic Circuit?
Given two field elements as input of Arithmetic Circuit (consists of adding gates and multiplicating gates only), how could I output the bigger one? Or, how to place the gates in order to distinguish …
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What security problem would cause if I reuse a NIZK proof?
Some statements are expensive to prove. If I need to make a proof for such kind of statement repeatedly (generate new proof $\pi$ for each new verifier), I think it might be a waste of time (as well a …
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