assuming you get the value of the tokens, signatures , proofs, ZK instances for the client and the server. Would it be possible to get the "key" that it uses to generate all? From what I understood how it would work, I think not since this protocol allows that, right? prove that something is known without showing it. is that so?
assuming you get the value of the tokens, signatures , proofs, ZK instances for the client and the server. Would it be possible to get the "key" that it uses to generate all? From what I understood how it would work, I think not since this protocol allows that, right? prove that something is known without showing it. is that so?