Re:I traced $2B in grants and 45 states' lobbying behind age...
by Aurornis on Friday March 13, 2026 @12:26PM
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> In the non-zero-knowledge case, it's possible to revoke falsely shared credentials.
In a true zero-knowledge system sharing falsely shared credentials becomes easy because it’s untraceable. If the proof has no knowledge attached, you can’t conclude who used their credentials on a website that generates proof-of-age tokens on demand for visitors.
In a true zero-knowledge system sharing falsely shared credentials becomes easy because it’s untraceable. If the proof has no knowledge attached, you can’t conclude who used their credentials on a website that generates proof-of-age tokens on demand for visitors.