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Description<\/span><\/h2>\n

The Zero-Knowledge Proofs in Rust course is designed to teach you how to implement a zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) cryptographic algorithm and use it in practical scenarios, especially for user registration and authentication processes. The course begins with an educational introduction to the Cham-Pedersen protocol and helps you understand how this interactive ZKP algorithm works through simple examples. In addition, the basic concepts of finite periodic groups, generators, and the discrete logarithm problem will be thoroughly explained. In the practical part, participants will implement what they have learned in the theoretical part using the Rust programming language. At this point, it is highly recommended that learners personally run the codes and create a GitHub repository to showcase their work. This will help future employers get a better understanding of their skills.<\/span><\/p>\n

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The next part of the course is dedicated to creating a gRPC client\/server. In this part, the ZKP Rust library implemented in the previous steps is used to create a server that authenticates users via the gRPC protocol. This part is useful even for those who are not interested in cryptography or ZKP protocols, as many companies and startups are interested in people with experience in gRPC. Finally, the final part of the course teaches you how to Dockerize your application using Docker. This allows the application to run on any Windows, Linux, or macOS operating system.<\/span><\/p>\n

What you will learn<\/span><\/strong><\/h3>\n