Are Zero-Knowledge Proofs All They're Hyped Up to Be?
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Zero-Knowledge Proofs in Blockchain
In general, there's an assumption here that if we somehow break the underlying cryptography running on the network, a lot of things encrypt a break. So how do I know when I submit something to a zero-knowledge system that it's not actually changing what I want to do? Because I don't have the observability. How do we prevent situations where I've been prevented from doing so? It really depends on the specific use case.
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