Zero-knowledge proofs: The future of privacy?

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Recorded12 Jan 2025

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In recent years, privacy-enhancing technologies emerged that can transform how we think about digital privacy today. In this episode, we will discuss one such technology – so-called zero-knowledge proofs – in detail and discuss its potential, applications, challenges as well as their role around the privacy of the future.

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