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zk-OPML: Using zero-knowledge proofs to optimize OPML
As artificial intelligence (AI) systems become increasingly integrated into critical applications, ensuring trust in their outputs has emerged as a central challenge.
Vid Keršič, Muhamed Turkanović
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Background: Maritime container shipping carries over 80% of global trade, yet compliance verification creates a confidentiality–verifiability conflict: carriers treat telemetry as commercially sensitive, while regulators, insurers, and port authorities ...
Samiullah Khairy, Mariano Falcitelli
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ABSTRACT The proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices has created an urgent demand for secure, scalable and interoperable data‐sharing architectures. Centralized paradigms exhibit single points of failure, inadequate access control and limited transparency, rendering them structurally misaligned with the distributed nature of IoT deployments ...
Rintu Augustine +3 more
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An access control system for cloud-based healthcare systems driven by blockchain
An effective healthcare data system must safeguard individual privacy, foster public trust, and enhance societal resilience. To achieve this, access to critical health information must be provided in an ethical, secure, and reliable manner.
Aarti Punia +6 more
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ABSTRACT Bidding transactions are widely used in scenarios such as government procurement and corporate tendering. However, while traditional blockchain achieves transparency in transactions, it also poses a risk of sensitive information such as bidder identity, quotation, and time being leaked, thereby undermining the fairness and compliance of ...
Linyun Song +4 more
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SZKP: A Scalable Accelerator Architecture for Zero-Knowledge Proofs [PDF]
Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) are an emergent paradigm in verifiable computing. In the context of applications like cloud computing, ZKPs can be used by a client (called the verifier) to verify the service provider (called the prover) is in fact ...
Reagen, Brandon +2 more
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Blockchain for Maritime Supply Chain: Efficiency and Security Advancements
The maritime supply chain plays a vital role in global trade, but it continues to face major challenges, including transparency issues, fraud, and data privacy concerns.
Joel Curado +3 more
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Erasure‐Coded Sharding and Proof‐of‐Storage for Practical Blockchain Trilemma Balance
The proposed storage‐first blockchain framework resolves the blockchain trilemma by synergistically combining decentralised storage, zero‐knowledge proofs and sharded proof‐of‐storage consensus. Empirical evaluation demonstrates a peak throughput of 2800 transactions per second with low latency and strong Byzantine fault tolerance, while substantially ...
Saha Reno +3 more
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From Zero-Knowledge to Human-Bound Proofs : Eni6ma RWP v ZKP
This paper examines the fundamental tension between machine-optimized cryptographic systems and human-accessible security protocols through a detailed comparison of classic zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) and ENI6MA's Rosario–Wang Proof (RWP). While Dr.
Rosario, Frank Dylan, Wang, Lin
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This paper presents a lightweight mutual authentication protocol for VANETs that integrates SDN, edge computing, and ECC to achieve low‐latency, scalable, and privacy‐preserving vehicle communication. The proposed system reduces authentication delay and computational overhead while supporting batch verification and conditional identity traceability ...
Adi El‐Dalahmeh, Layla Albdour
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