“Zero knowledge proofs” or “zero knowledge protocols” are certainly well known concepts to cryptographers and security experts.
At Clipperz we use the expression “zero-knowledge web application” to mean a special web app that follows the four principles above. Nothing more, nothing less. I don’t think it could be misleading.
However, “zero knowledge web application” is not the name of the company, nor the name of a product/service. Therefore if anybody comes up with a better alternative, we are ready to change label.
Alternatives?
“Zero knowledge proofs” or “zero knowledge protocols” are certainly well known concepts to cryptographers and security experts.
At Clipperz we use the expression “zero-knowledge web application” to mean a special web app that follows the four principles above. Nothing more, nothing less. I don’t think it could be misleading.
However, “zero knowledge web application” is not the name of the company, nor the name of a product/service. Therefore if anybody comes up with a better alternative, we are ready to change label.
Thanks, Marco