Explore a groundbreaking conference talk on federated anonymous blocklisting using hidden common input aggregate proofs. Delve into the innovative SNARKBlock system presented by researchers from the University of Maryland and the Ethereum Foundation. Learn how this cutting-edge technology combines privacy-preserving techniques with blockchain technology to create a secure and anonymous blocklisting mechanism. Gain insights into the potential applications and implications of this system for enhancing privacy and security in various digital environments.
SNARKBlock - Federated Anonymous Blocklisting from Hidden Common Input Aggregate Proofs
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SNARKBlock: Federated Anonymous Blocklisting from Hidden Common Input Aggregate Proofs
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