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Modern ZK Crypto - Session 1 Exercises

Today's exercises are mostly taken from this ZK Topic Sampler.

ZKP for 3-coloring Demo

Visit http://web.mit.edu/~ezyang/Public/graph/svg.html and play around with the interactive demo. This is a programmatic version of the 3-coloring example we went over in class.

  • Answer Exercise 1 at the bottom of the page.

Optional - ZKP for DLOG

Implement a non-interactive ZKP for discrete log in code! To do this, you'll need to read and understand the first section of this handout, as well as the Fiat-Shamir heuristic.

Specifically, you should implement:

  • a function dlogProof(x, g, p) that returns (1) a residue y, evaluated as g^x (mod p) and (2) a proof of knowledge pf that you know x that is the discrete log of y.
  • a function verify(y, g, p, pf) that evaluates to true if pf is a valid proof of knowledge, and false otherwise. The prover should only be able to compute a valid proof with non-negligible probability if they do indeed know valid x.

If you need help, a reference implementation in Javascript with comments can be found here. This exercise may take you a few hours.

For an additional challenge, try implementing a non-interactive ZKP for proof of 3-coloring as well!

zkmessage.xyz

Create an account and post a message on zkmessage, a zkSNARK-powered anonymous message board.

  • Explain why you need to generate and save a "secret" value.
  • Write out a plain-English explanation of what statement is being proven in ZK.
  • Log into the same zkmessage account, from a different browser or computer. Explain why zkmessage can't just use a simple "username/password" system like most social apps.

If you're curious, we go much deeper into the construction of zkmessage here.

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