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Zero-Information-Leakage

Meaning

Zero-Information-Leakage refers to a property of a system or protocol designed to ensure that no extraneous or sensitive information is inadvertently disclosed beyond what is explicitly required for its intended function. In cryptography, this often relates to zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs), where one party can prove knowledge of a secret without revealing any information about the secret itself. Its purpose is to maximize privacy, security, and confidentiality, particularly critical in decentralized finance (DeFi) and secure multi-party computation.