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As the sibling comment says, neither gp comment nor this post are zero-knowledge. But in addition to the definition given in sibling comment, here's another ne
by puffoflogic 4y ago
As the sibling comment says, neither gp comment nor this post are zero-knowledge.
But in addition to the definition given in sibling comment, here's another necessary condition of a zero-knowledge proof: it must be possible to forge transcripts (i.e., one party writing both sides of the interaction) of a zk proof even without possessing the secret.