Overview
Navigating the balance between robust identity verification and user privacy is essential in an increasingly digital world. Traditional identity systems, vulnerable to DDoS and single-point failures, fall short in the modern threat landscape.
In this paper, we present zPass, a protocol on the Aleo blockchain that uses zero-knowledge cryptography to empower users with:
Decentralized identity verification, reducing risks like insider threats or data breaches from unpatched vulnerabilities.
Anonymous credentials from existing identity documents, streamlining real-world adoption without requiring protocol changes.
Selective attribute disclosure for user privacy, allowing users to prove identity assertions over multiple credentials.
zPass sets a new standard for fast, secure, and privacy-preserving digital identity.
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