1st Standards Workshop
summary
An open initiative publishes a standards draft for ZK proofs that defines what to specify in a zero‑knowledge proof, example interfaces and deployment scenarios, and a starting document for practitioners and implementers. Concrete use cases shown include GDPR compliance and a private payments protocol that proves credential attributes without revealing data. The effort frames ZKPs as an auditing technology and a platform for verifiable claims, aiming to move research into practical, interoperable implementations.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:07Josh Cincinnati Executive Director, Zcash Foundation
- 1:21Ran Canetti Boston University ZK Proof Steering Committee
- 1:33Eran Tromer Columbia University Tel Aviv University ZKProof implementation Track
- 2:19Jason Law Chief Architect, Evernym
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