Open feliciss opened 7 months ago
We can use EKE (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encrypted_key_exchange) as method and IETF RFC 6124 ( https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6124) as referential implementations to implement above schemes.
Which service provides an online password verifier currently?
Which service provides an online password verifier currently?
I'm not familiar with the ones in the blockchain field, but I know there are several online password managers, e.g. 1Password that use an entry password to unlock all passwords.
We can do so by unlocking seed phrases.
Which service provides an online password verifier currently?
I'm not familiar with the ones in the blockchain field, but I know there are several online password managers, e.g. 1Password that use an entry password to unlock all passwords.
We can do so by unlocking seed phrases.
The 1Password only supports password management and does not provide zk online password verifier service. So, if only rooch supported zk password verifier, but no one provided password services, it would be useless.
Which service provides an online password verifier currently?
I'm not familiar with the ones in the blockchain field, but I know there are several online password managers, e.g. 1Password that use an entry password to unlock all passwords. We can do so by unlocking seed phrases.
The 1Password only supports password management and does not provide zk online password verifier service. So, if only rooch supported zk password verifier, but no one provided password services, it would be useless.
Got it.
Currently, there's a verifier in-store for verifying local password.
When intreating with Rooch server, from one or multiple clients, it is considered to borrow an online password verifier, perfectly using zero-knowledge password proof (ZKPP) defined in IEEE P1363.2.
Reference:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-knowledge_password_proof