zero-knowledge proof (ZKP)

A 28-nm, 8.3-mm2, 76.9-μJ/Pairing Compiler-Driven Crypto-Processor for Hybrid ZKP–PBC Application With Software–Hardware Co-Design

A 28-nm, 8.3-mm2, 76.9-μJ/Pairing Compiler-Driven Crypto-Processor for Hybrid ZKP–PBC Application With Software–Hardware Co-Design 150 150

Abstract:

Zero-knowledge proof (ZKP), one of the most popular privacy-preserving schemes, enables the prover to convince the verifier of a certain statement’s correctness without leaking any private information. Among them, the Pairing-based succinct non-interactive argument of knowledge (zkSNARK), like Groth16 and Plonk, featuring succinct proof size and constant-time verification, is …

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