Nikolay Vyahhi

Zero Knwoledge Proofs and Protocols

Abstract

A proof is whatever convinces me.
Shimon Even, 1978.
A Zero-knowledge proof is an usual proof, but you must not give more information to the verifier than your statement (which you prove) can give alone. So, in this paper, some facts about zero-knowledge, interactive protocols and proofs will be given. Also, with examples.