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Verifiable AES: encryption using zero-knowledge proofs
Verifiable AES: encryption using zero-knowledge proofs.
Encryption is transforming messages into random-looking texts to ensure confidentiality between two parties.
What is our objective here? We want to generate proof allowing us to verify an encryption algorithm, ensuring it does what it was designed for.
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