I think that needs a bit of context... what is all this topic about and how should it be answered for what purposed; what happens when someone completes the test?
Zero-knowledge proofs are a (new) form of cryptography that allows you to proof certain things without disclosing any information (pretty sure someone can explain it better).
This link is a demo page that has some zero-knowledge proofs (zkSNAKS) programmed in WebAssembly which is a new and fast way to run code in a browser. It's not a test, just an interactive demo to show that it works.
Great work! I love the execution speed. Pretty amazing what we can do in the browser at this point.
It sure will bring more zero Knowledge protocols to be deployed in the wild
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[ 5.2 ms ] story [ 30.3 ms ] threadThis link is a demo page that has some zero-knowledge proofs (zkSNAKS) programmed in WebAssembly which is a new and fast way to run code in a browser. It's not a test, just an interactive demo to show that it works.
What do you mean? ZCash uses zksnarks. Or did you mean browser instead of internet use?