Zero Knowledge Architecture
summary
Defines “zero-knowledge architectures” that prevent intermediate components from accessing data they don’t need, using strict permission separation, heavy encryption, and key management. Examines whether those techniques can be applied to web applications running JavaScript in the browser, and evaluates whether client-side protections can realistically prevent malicious use of data.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 6:43Shared data problem
- 10:56Zero knowledge concepts
- 17:01End-to-end encryption
- 20:51Non-naïve approach
- 27:17Browser security
- 33:18Lost key management
- 39:43Secure NFC badge
- 42:09Trust and open source
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