Privacy-preserving ledger for blockchain and Internet of Things-enabled cyber-physical systems
Rajani Singh, Ashutosh Dhar Dwivedi, Raghava Rao Mukkamala, Waleed S. Alnumay · Computers & Electrical Engineering · 2022
In recent years, decentralized applications such as Distributed Ledger Technologies and blockchain have evolved as suitable applications for secure sharing of information in a decentralized fashion using privacy preserving techniques like zero-knowledge protocols. However, the biggest issue with the traditional zero-knowledge protocols on a blockchain ledger is their slow performance on big data. This paper presents the advance zero-knowledge ledger by replacing their range-proof technique with the most efficient range-proof technique based on the improved inner product based zero-knowledge proofs. Moreover, this technique allows the aggregation of multiple range-proofs into a single range-proof, which makes the current zero-knowledge ledger system more efficient than the existing one.