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Practical Privacy: Why does privacy matter and how to solve it?

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SPEAKER

Lucas Vogelsang

EVENT

EthCC[2]

Date

3/9/2019

CATEGORY

Privacy

TYPE

Talk

LANGUAGE

EN

Privacy videos

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Building a dapp with an encrypted Web3 native database

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Compliance and the next wave of privacy applications

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The evolution of privacy on Ethereum

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Homomorphic Encryption in the EVM

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The Black Box of Centralized Exchanges

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What if Web3 was more about transferring secrets than value?

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How can we use Zero-Knowledge Proofs in Ethereum?

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Indestructible Communication: Bridging the Gap for Privacy-PreservingTechnologies and Network States

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Picus: Push button zk circuit verification

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Proof of solvency for CEXes using zkSNARKs

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Building a crypto-native SSO with ZKPs

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The Era of Self-Owned Data

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From Economicus to Ludens

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Using Verifiable Credentials for Lens and Polygon ID

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Decentralized identity meets MetaMask

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Secure Enclaves Incorporated

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Standardizing Stealth Addresses

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Taiga: a dark forest for composable private applications

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Onboarding the next billion: Private IDs to onboard India

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Crypto vs The State: Are we ready to live outside the system

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Private and Permissionless Systems without Black Hats

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Adding Verifiable Credentials to your crypto wallet

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"Size Matters"

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Connecting web2 with web3: Verifying private off chain data sources

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Going mainstream -- is data sovereignty still a part of web3?

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Private access to decentralized data

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Economic analysis of private defi

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HOPR - a metadata private layer0 for the web3

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Privacy for end users, transparency for the infrastructure -the Nym approach to privacy

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Decentralization is the New Encryption

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Privacy bridges & Ethereum compatibility

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Cryptocurrency in the Age of Mass Surveillance

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Mica regulation : The Empire strikes back !

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Building a privacy-preserving oracle in less than 5 minutes

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To be or not to be... On chain. Privacy and decentralization as systems scale.

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DeFi 2.0 - The Dawn of Private Defi

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Minting your sanitary pass for fun and privacy

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Overview of Zero Knowledge Proofs

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Nym: How to decentralize network-level privacy using cryptoeconomics

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Introducing gnark, a fast zero knowledge proof library

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C.R.E.A. M, zk-SNARK based protocol for public elections system”

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zk-DEX

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Integration of the Sapling protocol in Tezos

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How To Beat Surveillance Capitalism And Reclaim Your Privacy

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Zeropool - privacy pool on Ethereum with ZK

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HOPR as a metadata privacy foundation of the web3

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Crazy Dapps you can build with iExec and Confidential Computing!

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Big zkSNARKs circuits for zkrollups with circom

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Zinc: developer-friendly programming framework for zero-knowledge proofs

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Cryptographic Approaches to Smart Contract Privacy and Scalability

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Personal Data, Privacy and Ethics

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Who Owns You The Case for Linnia & Web 3 0

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Opportunities and challenges of Blind and Offchain Computation: A step towards more privacy for your Web3.0 Doppelgänger

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HOPR - decentralized messaging beyond Whisper

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Publicly verifiable private transactions - a deep dive into the AZTEC protocol

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