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Zero Knowledge Proofs

Computational Thinking
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In zero-knowledge proofs, one can prove to know a secret, without revealing absolutely anything about the secret! We give three examples: Where is Waldo?, the color blind problem, and hamiltonian circuits. We show to what degree these are zero-knowledge, and how we can generally prove that a protocol is zero knowledge. ...more
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Zero Knowledge Proofs
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2022Oct 24
In zero-knowledge proofs, one can prove to know a secret, without revealing absolutely anything about the secret! We give three examples: Where is Waldo?, the color blind problem, and hamiltonian circuits. We show to what degree these are zero-knowledge, and how we can generally prove that a protocol is zero knowledge.

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Computational Thinking

3.99K subscribers