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Wilcox: Economic necessity drove the shift from opposing to mandating encryption
“And the big reason for that transition is that it turns out in that two-point system between the web server and the web browser, that web server became the center of our economy, and encryption is, became necessary for business purposes.”
Wilcox: Zero-knowledge proofs solve privacy flaws in traditional identity verification
“Every time we want to prove our identity, we do it by disclosing potentially sensitive information that could be abused. This is not a safe or scalable way to do it, and zero knowledge proofs might provide a replacement where instead of divulging information, …”
Wilcox: Zero-knowledge proofs confirm facts without revealing underlying data
“It's a zero knowledge proof because I have learned zero information about what's on here. If no matter if we did it a thousand times, I'm no closer to guessing whether this is a zero or whether this is a one. He never showed it to me, and I didn't learn any hi…”