Definition ∞ Lattice-based SNARKs are a type of Zero-Knowledge Succinct Non-Interactive Argument of Knowledge constructed from problems in lattice cryptography. These proofs allow one party to verify a computation without learning any details about it, offering strong privacy guarantees. Their foundation in lattice problems makes them a candidate for post-quantum security. They are designed to be compact and quickly verifiable.
Context ∞ Lattice-based SNARKs represent a significant advancement in post-quantum cryptography, addressing the potential vulnerability of current cryptographic schemes to quantum computers. Research efforts are currently focused on improving their efficiency and practicality for real-world applications in blockchain and digital assets. These proofs hold promise for privacy-preserving transactions and verifiable computation in a future quantum-resistant digital economy.
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