ilmscore | Prediction Details
"zero knowledge proofs like ZK Snarks are in a better spot than people assume. Even if a proof system relies on today's cryptography, the privacy part still holds up. The proof doesn't reveal the secret data behind it, even to a future quantum attacker. That means there's nothing useful to record now and crack later, unlike encrypted messages. So old proofs won't suddenly become leaks. Proofs created before a truly powerful quantum computer exists should remain trustworthy for what they were proving at the time."
By Coin Bureau | December 21, 2025 | Correct
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Interpreted Prediction
Zero-knowledge proofs are relatively secure against quantum threats because they do not reveal the underlying secret data, meaning older proofs remain trustworthy even in the face of future quantum computing.
AI Evaluation Notes
The prediction states that zero-knowledge proofs remain trustworthy even in the face of quantum computing. Based on current understanding and research, zero-knowledge proofs are considered relatively secure against quantum threats due to their nature of not revealing the underlying secret data. [cite: i]

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Zero-Knowledge Proofs and Quantum Computing

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