> It would be an excellent case for zero-knowledge cryptography:
The last ~third of the article is about the EU's zero-knowledge approach
The last ~third of the article is about the EU's zero-knowledge approach
They've standardized two systems under the banner of "zero knowledge". One is actually zero knowledge. The other is trust-me snake oil. Guess which one is getting deployment.
I’m just afraid that membership countries will be too dumb to understand the difference, and for the population worldwide to be able to comprehend that it’s even possible. To be honest, ZK crypto is one hell of a party trick. Compared to tech where the premise is “we put a picture of your passport in a box, and when people want to know, we look and confirm.”