Geolocation as a Real World Asset (#RWA). Private geolocation sharing on #blockchain. Powered by Zero-Knowledge (#ZK). Native on @MinaProtocol. Cross-chain.
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ALT A blog post titled "BRICS Digital Currency: Public Blockchain Cryptocurrency" is displayed on a dark-themed webpage from illya.sh/blog. The post is dated April 28, 2024, at 05:07 PM. Below the title, there's an audio version option with playback controls showing a duration of 06:47, with the current timestamp at 07:25. The playback speed is set to 1.75x. The image accompanying the post shows a stylized illustration of modern skyscrapers with colorful accents, set against a sunset sky, symbolizing digital currency and blockchain technology. The text below the image begins with "The article 'Digital Money Options for BRICS' proposes a shared digital..."
ALT The image illustrates the process of associating a digital identity with a zkLocus proof using recursive zkSNARKs. It features a zkLocus Geolocation Proof and a Digital Identity Proof, which are verified and associated through a recursive zkSNARKs circuit. This circuit ensures the validity of both proofs, establishes their association, and generates an extended zkLocus Geolocation Proof that includes the digital identity. The diagram highlights the versatility of zkLocus proofs, including timestamped proofs and proofs with metadata, emphasizing their ability to combine multiple layers of information within a single cryptographic commitment. This process facilitates the creation of a single zkLocus proof that can be integrated with other zkLocus proofs, enhancing privacy and data integrity in geolocation services.
ALT A promotional banner for zkSafeZones featuring a black background with large, bold text on the left side that reads “zkSafeZones: Civilian Protection in Conflict Areas” and “Using Zero-Knowledge & Blockchain.” The text is in white, blue, and purple. On the right side, there is an illustration of the zkSafeZones mascot, a friendly robot with a blue and black body, large round head, and glowing blue eyes. The robot is holding an open book with a red cross symbol on it, standing in front of a globe map. At the bottom, there are buttons labeled “Star on GitHub” and “Read the Whitepaper.” The banner emphasizes transparency and accountability in addressing civilian casualties in conflict areas using zkLocus, Mina Protocol blockchain, and zero-knowledge proofs.
ALT A webpage titled “How zkSafeZones Works” is divided into two sections with illustrations and explanatory text. 1. Geolocation Proofs: The top section has an illustration of a barren landscape with small groups of people. In the foreground, a woman in traditional attire is looking at her phone. The text reads, “Geolocation Proofs: Civilians can prove their presence within a specific area without revealing exact coordinates. This is achieved through zkLocus, which uses zero-knowledge proofs to provide authenticated and private geolocation sharing.” 2. Proof Submission and Verification: The bottom section shows an illustration of a conflict zone with damaged buildings and smoke. In the foreground, a person is holding a device, with an overlay of a larger phone showing a map icon. The text reads, “Proof Submission and Verification: Proofs are submitted on-chain and verified through zkLocus on the Mina blockchain.
ALT The image features the title “zkSafeZones: Civilian Protection in Conflict Areas” prominently displayed in large, bold text on the left side. The subtitle reads “Using Zero-Knowledge & Blockchain.” Below the text are two buttons labeled “Star on GitHub” and “Read the Whitepaper.” The title text transitions from a gradient of turquoise to purple, emphasizing the “zkSafeZones” name. On the right side, there is an illustration of a cute robot with large, expressive eyes, holding a document with a shield icon on it. The robot is wearing a futuristic medical outfit, complete with a cross symbol, and is standing in front of a glowing, digital globe that represents Earth. The globe has a network of lines and dots, signifying connectivity and technology. The background is black, making the text and robot stand out vividly. The overall design is modern and tech-oriented, reflecting the themes of blockchain and zero-knowledge proofs.
ALT Two people (a male - left, a female - right) smiling brightly in a close-up selfie with a digital screen in the background displaying the text ‘zkLocus’ and a colorful circular logo. The timestamp on the image is 00:36, and the context is related to a happy event and celebration of the Mina Protocol hardfork
ALT Illustration of a vibrant, futuristic cityscape under constant surveillance, emphasizing the challenges of maintaining digital privacy and reinforcing the concept that digital can be achieved with zkLocus, Zero-Knowledge Proofs and Mina Protocol blockchain
ALT Contains the text: We can use the same ideas to construct a privacy-preserving social network, where neither the connections/relationships, nor the content shared by the user are revealed to the social network provider. Connections and relationships are usually represented via a graph, where the nodes are the users, and the edges are the connections between them. These connections can be either uni-directional (followers) or bi-directional (friends). The content shared by the user can be text, images, videos, or other forms of media. The image is a screenshot from the article at https://illya.sh/blog/posts/privacy-is-a-myth-without-zero-knowledge-proofs/