EOC 1723: A Solution to Design Cryptography Engine

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This chapter discusses EOC 1723 as a solution to design cryptography engine and how it abstracts away proof verification for developers, simplifying the interface and accommodating a variety of examples without compromising the digital asset's goals.

In this week’s episode, we sit down with Zac Williamson of the Aztec Protocol to discuss zero knowledge tools, range proofs, the Aztec Protocol, the different approaches to bringing privacy to ethereum, and how standards in the space are emerging.

Check out Zac's talk at the ZK Summit for more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIg2aJQqNNc&feature=youtu.be

Here was our episode with Benedikt Bunz talking about Bulletproofs

As well as Zokrates and Matter Labs

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