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Turbo Protocol, Inc.

Aaron B Greenblatt

Sahil Mahendrakar

Ryan Yong Kim

Francesca Scire-Scappuzzo

Nithya Arun

Praneet Nadella

Saloni Gupta

Soham Bhattacharya

Andrew Obler

Adrián Yanes Martinez

Daniel P Christl

Abhigya Wangoo

Methods and systems are presented for generating a zero-knowledge, or other, proof for a prover (user) in need of specialized services for generating a zero-knowledge proof. The prover transmits a proof request comprising a witness and a statement to an orchestrator. The orchestrator determines an optimal zero-knowledge proof system for the particular statement and witness. It then transmits the proof request to a prover network with the optimal proof system to generate a zero-knowledge proof in an efficient manner. The proof is then transmitted back to the orchestrator and/or published or otherwise made available.

Methods and systems for selecting an optimal proof system for zero-knowledge and other proofs

A method of securing electronic computer files includes having a client-based application running in the background with a kernel extension and a communication channel over a network to a server. The client app. can intercept an interprocess communication for opening a file and then collect a swath of fingerprint information about the requesting process and the state of the computer. The fingerprint information is sent to the server, optionally through a Signal Protocol message hidden by steganography in an image. Based on the fingerprint information, the server sends a key and/or a command back, optionally through steganography, to the client. The file is then accessed and decrypted&#x2014;or accessed and not decrypted&#x2014;based on the server key and command. The command can include instructions to gather more data from the user or about the computer before allowing access.

Computer file security using extended metadata

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Redwood City, CA, United States of America

Aaron B Greenblatt