ZK Email and Programmable Cryptography

Devcon 7 · November 2024 · 14:10

ZK Email lets a user prove facts about an email they received, such as its sender or contents, using a zero-knowledge proof of its DKIM signature, without revealing the email itself. This talk covers it as an example of programmable cryptography, showing how zero-knowledge tooling can turn an everyday piece of Web2 infrastructure into a verifiable, privacy-preserving data source for onchain applications.

Topics

• Privacy

From Devcon 7, hosted by Ethereum Foundation.