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Mapping Ring Signatures and Stealth Addresses in Monero

Monero employs many techniques to enhance the cryptocurrency users privacy. In this article, I take a look at two of these, Ring Signatures for sender anonymity, and Stealth Addresses for receiver anonymity.

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Merkle Trees: Concepts and Use Cases

ms including Bitcoin, Amazon’s Dynamo DB, and the ZFS filesystem. The basic concept is quite simple, but some of the clever applications are not so obvious.

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Zero Knowledge Proofs: Example with Pedersen Commitments in Monero

An Explanation Between Cartoons and Greek Symbols If you spend a bit more time reading about cryptocurrencies, blockchains, or many other related technologies, you likely run into the term zero knowledge proofs (ZKP). To me, the term sounds like a paradox. How can you prove anything with zero knowledge? How do you event know what to […]

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