Practical, Efficient ZKPs, Economic and Social Processes
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Describes an efficient zero-knowledge toolkit that represents each secret x as a split-value representation u,v with x = u+v mod p (p ≤ 2^128) and posts commitments to u and v while revealing at most one coordinate, avoiding bit-decomposition. Shows constant-cost arithmetic checks (additions, multiplications, comparisons) over mod p with p≤2^128, updates and proofs over all intermediate values, and posts them to a public board. Demonstrates working systems: provably correct, privacy-preserving Vickrey auctions without collusion and an electronic voting scheme that keeps ballots secret while producing publicly verifiable outcomes.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:42String Matching History
- 6:31Historical Solution
- 8:15Fingerprinting
- 9:17Capillary
- 9:57Previous Results
- 10:39New Results
- 15:55Generalized Straight Line Computation
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