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- zkLogin questions - General - Sui Developer Forum
GCB October 13, 2023, 1:08pm 1 YoutTube intro - A Complete Guide to zkLogin: How it Works and How to Integrate | Sui Network by Joyce Wang sui io zklogin - short intro page
- Sui Features | zkLogin
Explore zkLogin, a Sui primitive that makes engaging with dApps built on Sui as simple as signing in with familiar web credentials like Google and Facebook
- Proposal. to deploy zk-powered On-chain KYC solution on Sui
These zk-proofs utilize the Groth16 proving scheme, renowned for its efficiency due to minimal proof size and fast verification times For the proving curve, we opted for BN128 over BLS12-381, primarily because it produces shorter proofs and incurs lower gas costs during verification in smart contract environments
- zkLogin | Sui Documentation
To preserve privacy of the OAuth artifacts, a zero-knowledge proof of possession of the artifacts is provided zkLogin employs the Groth16 zkSNARK to instantiate the zero-knowledge proofs, as it is the most efficient general-purpose zkSNARK in terms of proof size and verification efficiency
- Set Up a Proving Service for zkLogin - The Sui Blog
To ensure privacy, apps integrating zkLogin must create ZK proofs so that credentials remain hidden from apps and transaction history remains hidden from web services As generating a ZK proof can be resource-intensive and potentially slow on the client side, it's advised to use a backend service endpoint dedicated to ZK proof
- zkLogin Example | Sui Documentation
The user salt is stored long-term in the browser's localStorage Consequently, provided the localStorage is not cleared manually, you can use the same JWT (in this example, logging in with the same Google account) to access the corresponding zkLogin address generated from the current salt value at any time
- Closing of CRS Ceremony Kickstarts the Launch of zkLogin - The Sui Blog
Over 100 participants contributed to the success of the ceremony Last week, the Sui Foundation successfully hosted the zkLogin ceremony, an important step towards the release of Sui’s new authentication primitive on Mainnet zkLogin allows users to generate a wallet address from their Web2 credentials, such as Google or Twitch
- How viable is zkLogin without an independent . . . - Sui Developer Forum
I noticed most implementations of zkLogin require a separate backend proving service, but am interested in trying to keep things as simple as possible and wonder how viable would it be to use zkLogin just in the client? From the latest article, “Set Up a Proving Service for zkLogin”: As generating a ZK proof can be resource-intensive and potentially slow on the client side, it’s advised
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