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You'd need homomorphic encryption to achieve this, not ZK.
by hatsunearu 6y ago
You'd need homomorphic encryption to achieve this, not ZK.
- sebmellen 6y agoNot if the vote counter is party to the ZKP as a verifier, but then we end up with a centralized source of trust anyway.
- catlifeonmars 6y agoHomomorphic encryption could be seen as one method of implementing a zero knowledge proof. Traditionally, zero knowledge proofs are implemented with more statistical methods however. As an aside, having the verifier choose the desired confidence interval is a rather nice property of interactive zero knowledge proofs.