This project aims to develop a privacy-preserving authentication system where users can verify their identity without revealing sensitive credentials. The system improves security by preventing credential exposure during authentication processes.
Study authentication mechanisms and privacy challenges in identity systems.
Understand zero-knowledge proof concepts at a high level.
Design a privacy-focused authentication workflow.
Implement secure credential verification without exposing actual secrets.
Develop registration and verification modules.
Apply cryptographic techniques to protect authentication data.
Implement session management and secure login handling.
Test system resistance to replay and impersonation attacks.
Evaluate authentication accuracy and response time.
Compare privacy benefits with traditional password-based systems.
Document system strengths and implementation challenges.
