Zero-Knowledge Proof
| Zero-knowledge proof is a term used within the crypto sector which describes a way to prove that a specific piece of data is true without having to reveal it. This is done by providing a piece of evidence that the data is correct without revealing any information about the data itself. For example, if someone wanted to prove that they knew the answer to a certain question without revealing what the question was, they could do so by providing a zero-knowledge proof. |
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