Secure implementation of zero-knowledge proofs
OpenZKP is an effort to make a truly bullet-proof and industry-ready library for using zero-knowledge proofs in open-source and commercial applications, without the fear that you get confused in the math and make a mistake, ruining your application's confidentiality. OpenZKP is easy to use and has a similar syntax to OpenSSL. In fact it uses OpenSSL wherever it can to ensure security.
- Feige–Fiat–Shamir identification scheme
- Generalized Chaum-pedersen proof (ILMP)
More to come...
./configure
make
make install
gcc my_source.c -lzkp -lcrypto -lm
OpenZKP is licensed under the Apache2 license, this means you can do anything with it, even for commercial use but keep in mind if that you modify the code you must state so. Crypto is a sensitive topic and one shall be completely confident whether this library has any modifications that could possibly break security.
Copyright 2016-2017 Ábrahám Endre
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