Secure Client-Server Authentication System Using Grid Based and Zero Knowledge Protocol with RSA Cryptography (GZ-RSA)Prof. Manoj DhandeAnkita BamaniaUrvi MehtaVatsal BhedaSujay Vaidya
zero-knowledge proofidentity authenticationdigital signaturecloud storagepolynomial function rootIJCSIZero-knowledge proof protocol is a critical component of cryptography, which in recent years has raised increasing concern of many scholars.Its application field is very extensive,and it has made breakthrough...
Zero-knowledge proofs address a fundamental problem in cryptography and computer science: how can one party prove to another party that they possess certain knowledge or computational capabilities without revealing the actual knowledge itself? This problem arises in various contexts, such as: ...
A zero-knowledge proof, also known as ZKP protocol, attempts to establish a fact between parties with a minimum amount of information exchange. In cryptography, it is intended to limit the transfer of information during authentication activities. ZKP’s originators explicitly studied the movement of...
Sigma-protocol Zero-knowledge argument Arithmetic circuit Discrete logarithm assumption 1 Introduction Zero-knowledge proofs and arguments are ubiquitous in cryptography today, with prominent applications in authentication protocols, multi-party computation, encryption primitives, electronic voting systems and verif...
Zero-knowledge proofs hit the blockchain The first crypto protocol to implement zkSNARKs was Zcash, a private payments cryptocurrency developed in 2014. Zcash is a proof-of-work mining network based off of Bitcoin’s UTXO model, and is a particularly good example to look at because its improv...
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Interactive proofs and zero knowledge— from Stanford CSS 355 Topics in Cryptography (2018) by Henry Corrigan-Gibbs, Sam Kim, David Wu https://crypto.stanford.edu/cs355/18sp/lec3.pdf Interactive demonstration of the zero knowledge proof protocol for 3-colorable graphs— permits one to convince...
Zero knowledge protocols have numerous applications in the domain of cryptography; they are commonly used in identification schemes by forcing adversaries to behave according to a predetermined protocol. In this paper, we propose an approach using graph isomorphism based zero knowledge proof to construct...
Announcing the OpenZeppelin Zero Knowledge Proofs (ZKP) Practice We are now providing expert ZKP audit services, ensuring security in complex cryptographic systems... Read Moredetails Video Part 1: ZK-friendly Hash Functions Overview of ZK-friendly hash functions, distinction from "classical" ones, ...