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General-Purpose Zero-Knowledge Proofs Enhance Verifiable Credential Privacy

This research leverages zk-SNARKs to enable flexible, privacy-preserving verification logic for digital identities, fundamentally transforming data minimization in decentralized systems.

September 18, 20251 min

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Digital Identity Particularly within Verifiable Credential Frameworks like the Swiss e-ID. It Proposes a Foundational Breakthrough by Demonstrating the Feasibility of Implementing Flexible ZK-SNARKs Self-Sovereign Identity Verification Zero-Knowledge

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Arithmetic Circuits BriefingThis Thesis Addresses the Critical Problem of Insufficient Privacy and Data Minimization in Existing Digital Identity Systems Cryptographic Protocols Data Data Minimization Decentralized Systems Digital Identity Identity Particularly within Verifiable Credential Frameworks like the Swiss e-ID. It Proposes a Foundational Breakthrough by Demonstrating the Feasibility of Implementing Flexible Privacy Preserving Self-Sovereign Identity Verifiable Credentials Verification Zero-Knowledge Zero-Knowledge Proofs ZK-SNARKs

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