Zero-Knowledge Proof

An agreement between a prover and a verifier is verified using a zero-knowledge proof, also known as a ZK protocol.

In a method of proof with zero knowledge, the prover can demonstrate to the verifier that they are aware of a specific piece of knowledge (such as the answer to a mathematical problem) without disclosing the information itself. Modern cryptographers can use these proof methods to offer higher levels of security and privacy.

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