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Zero knowlege proof of compositeness
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This post discusses the concept of zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP) in relation to composite numbers, illustrating how these proofs can demonstrate the validity of a claim without revealing sensitive information. The content connects to Fermat's primality test as an example of ZKP.
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