zkLogin: A Secure Authentication Solution Hackathon Project | Technical Presentation
Introduction zkLogin is a decentralized authentication mechanism leveraging zero-knowledge proofs to enable secure and private logins without revealing sensitive user credentials.
Problem Statement Traditional authentication methods require trust in centralized entities, which are vulnerable to breaches, phishing, and privacy concerns.
Solution Overview zkLogin utilizes zero-knowledge proofs to allow users to prove identity without exposing private data, enhancing security and decentralization.
How zkLogin Works - User generates a zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) of identity. - The verifier checks the proof without accessing sensitive data. - If valid, authentication is granted without revealing credentials.
Revenue Model - Subscription-based API for businesses - Transaction fees for authentication requests - White-label solutions for enterprises - Premium security services
Advantages of zkLogin - Enhanced privacy and security - Decentralized authentication - Reduced reliance on traditional passwords - Scalable and interoperable across platforms
Conclusion & Future Scope - zkLogin offers a robust authentication mechanism leveraging zero-knowledge proofs. - Future developments include multi-chain support, improved efficiency, and broader adoption in Web3 applications.