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Simultaneously resettable zero knowledge protocol in Public Key model
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This is above my 'not keen on cryptographic maths' head. Can someone dumb this down and explain its usefulness in plain terms? I attempted to read the overview but it was also like Sanskrit to me. Is this a big change for public key encryption or maybe a more efficient way of processing the math, or just an alternate method someone has found?