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Question: Can zero knowledge proofs be used to verify the contents of a cipher text? #40

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mfbx9da4 opened this issue Dec 19, 2021 · 0 comments

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Hey,

Trying to get to grips with zero-knowledge proofs. They seem to be useful for verifying that a user knows a value but can they be used to verify the contents of a cipher text?

What I'm looking for ultimately is some function f which is able to inspect a cipher text and verify that it encrypts a particular plain text x.

Hash(x) = f(Encrypt(x))

More details about my question here

Sorry if this question is not welcome here. I have been struggling with this question for a while and if anybody might have a definitive answer, thought it might be an author of this repo.

Thanks

@mfbx9da4 mfbx9da4 changed the title Question: Can zero knowledge proofs to verify the contents of a cipher text? Question: Can zero knowledge proofs be used to verify the contents of a cipher text? Dec 19, 2021
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