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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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Witness-Extended Emulation
I am reading up on Sonic: Zero Knowledge SNARKS from Linear - Sized Universal And Updateable Structured Reference Strings.
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For soundness, we do not use the standard definition of spec …
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Difference between Zero Knowledge Proofs and Multi Party Computation
I am struggling with understanding the difference between the two. From what I am putting together, they have different adversarial models, MPC adds the condition of collusion between parties i.e. ele …
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