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Try any cryptography textbook! This is the whole point of zero knowledge proofs: that you can convince someone, yet they have no evidence (i.e, "zero knowledge"
by vintermann 4y ago
Try any cryptography textbook! This is the whole point of zero knowledge proofs: that you can convince someone, yet they have no evidence (i.e, "zero knowledge") that they can take to another person and expect to convince them.
- tromp 4y agoNo, the zero knowledge part is that they only learn that you know a secret, but they don't learn anything about the secret. It's not about convincing others.
- vintermann 4y agoIf you get some piece of evidence that you can take to others, then you do in fact learn something about the secret.