# Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) A Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) is an interactive protocol between two parties where a “prover” wants to convince a “verifier” of knowing a secret without revealing anything about the secret. In other words, show that you have information not by revealing the information, but by showing that you know things that would be difficult or impossible to know without having that information, while also ensuring the person you’ve proven your knowledge to cannot exploit that proof to pretend they know the same information to someone else. ## Frameworks - [Universal Zero Knowledge \| RISC Zero](https://risczero.com/) ## References - [Zero Knowledge Proofs - Computational Thinking](https://youtu.be/5qzNe1hk0oY?si=af3dblPGIHYblhNF) on YouTube