Zero-knowledge seems completely unnecessary. Surely the original image does not have any material content in it that is not made public by publishing a JPEG-compressed version.
Could this be simpler and more efficient without ZK?
It would be interesting if it could be made to work with arbitrary transform, such as redaction.
Imagine a photo with some blacked out rectangles, and a ZK proof that confirms it comes from an attested "real" photo + adding those rectangles, but no other modification.
j2kun · · focus · HN ↗
Could this be simpler and more efficient without ZK?
progbits · · focus · HN ↗
Imagine a photo with some blacked out rectangles, and a ZK proof that confirms it comes from an attested "real" photo + adding those rectangles, but no other modification.