Blockchain Security Unified Layers & Zero Knowledge Proofs #nearprotocol #chainabstraction
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Discover how a unified security layer revolutionizes blockchain through zero knowledge proofs. No longer reliant on decentralized validators, developers can prove the state of a chain on a single server. Learn how this simplifies operations and eliminates the need for expensive infrastructure. #BlockchainSecurity #ZeroKnowledgeProofs #Decentralization #Developers #SimplifiedOperations #SecureBlockchain
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And so the first thing is what we need to have is a unified security layer between different blockchain environments and by that I mean If you think about the state of the industry prior to zero knowledge for example you would need to rely from a security perspective on a bunch of decentralized validators to maintain the state Whereas now with zero knowledge you can prove the state of a particular chain on a single server So you do not need to be relying on
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disparate groups of decentralized validators in all cases which means that for developers who historically would have had to choose between either operating on a pre-existing shared large chain infrastructure or even building their own chain which is expensive and complicated