NuLink, as a Web3-based ZK Provable Data Privacy Solution for DApps(Decentralized Applications), is revolutionizing the landscape of Dapps. This cutting-edge platform empowers application developers with a comprehensive suite of security and privacy features, meticulously designed to adhere to industry best practices.

The NuLink technology platform is a fusion of a robust blockchain foundation, access control mechanisms (Proxy Re-Encryption, Attribute-Based Encryption), and secure computation protocols (Zero-Knowledge Proof, Secure Multi-party Computation, Fully Homomorphic Encryption). This technical foundation establishes NuLink as an integral and indispensable solution for data sharing and computation services, particularly tailored for the realm of preserving data privacy.

An additional challenge we need to address is how to maintain data security during transmission to other parties. Specifically, we must ensure that data remains uncompromised during transmission, and that it is only accessible to authorized individuals approved by the data owner.

NuLink addresses this challenge by leveraging proxy re-encryption, identity-based encryption, and attribute-based encryption. Initially, data is encrypted at the user-end, and access to the data is granted to authorized parties using the PRE, IBE, or ABE algorithms. Receivers can then decrypt the data using their private key as appropriate. Throughout this process, only the data owner and authorized parties can access the original data, ensuring its confidentiality and security

The NuLink network integrates the Application Layer, the Cryptography Layer, the Storage Layer, the Blockchain Layer and the Watcher Network.

1. The Application Layer: The Application Layer acts as an interface between the system and the application, facilitating direct communication with the application while also liaising with the Cryptography Layer to validate access to the application's confidential information.

2. The Cryptograph Layer: The Cryptography Layer carries out cryptographic functions for the Application Layer, such as generating keys, encrypting, decrypting, and other related tasks. It also connects to the Storage Layer to facilitate the uploading and downloading of encrypted privacy data.

3. The Storage Layer: Our platform's Storage Layer is a secure network created for the purpose of storing confidential data in encrypted form. At present, we utilize IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) as the primary decentralized storage network. Nonetheless, we intend to incorporate additional storage networks like S3 in the coming times.

4. The Blockchain Layer: The Blockchain Layer is responsible for managing staking node registration and service requests within the blockchain system. As of now, only Ethereum is supported for staking node registration. Nevertheless, users can still make service requests in other blockchain systems, such as Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Polkadot, Arbitrum, Aptos or Sui.

5. The Watcher Network: The Watcher Network is a relayer network that transfers staking node information from Ethereum to other blockchain systems. To ensure its decentralization and security, the Watcher Network is maintained under an on-chain governance mechanism (DAO).

   Proxy Re-encryption

   Proxy re-encryption (PRE) is a type of public-key encryption (PKE) that allows a proxy entity to transform or re-encrypt data from one public key to another, without having access to the underlying plain text or private keys. The proxy re-encryption operation process is as follows:

1.

1. Publisher Alice encrypts the data m with her own public key into cA, then Alice sends the ciphertext cA to the proxy and generates a re-encryption key for her, which is calculated by Alice herself.

2. Next, the proxy uses the re-encryption key to convert the ciphertext cA into a ciphertext cB that can be decrypted by Bob with his secret key and sends it to Bob. The proxy only provides computing conversion services and cannot get plaintext.

3. Bob decrypts the plaintext m that Alice wants to share securely.

Proxy re-encryption plays a role in private data sharing in NuLink. Specifically, NuLink uses the Umbral Proxy Re-Encryption Scheme. Umbral is a threshold Proxy Re-Encryption scheme following a Key Encapsulation Mechanism (KEM) approach. It is inspired by ECIES KEM, and the BBS98 proxy re-encryption scheme. With Umbral, Alice – the generic name for data owners in NuLink KMS (Key Management System) – can delegate decryption rights to Bob for any ciphertext intended to her through a re-encryption process performed by a set of N semi-trusted proxies. When at least t of these proxies (out of N) participate by performing re-encryption, Bob is able to combine these independent re-encryptions and decrypt the original message using his private key.

Using Umbral, NuLink can not only easily realize single-user to single-user private data sharing – we emphasize again that Umbral is a threshold scheme – NuLink can also realize single-user to multi-user private data sharing.

Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) means that the prover makes the verifier believe that a certain conclusion is correct without providing any useful information to the verifier. Zero-Knowledge Proof was first proposed by S Goldwasser et al in 1989. It has the following three properties:

• Completeness: If both the prover and the verifier party are honest and follow every step of the proof process, then the proof must be successful and the verifier must accept the prover.

• Soundness: No one can forge a new proof and successfully make it pass verification.

• Zero Knowledge: After the verification process, the verifier verifies that the prover has the knowledge but does not get any information about that knowledge. From the point of view of the prover, they did not breach privacy.

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NuLink, as a Web3-based ZK Provable Data Privacy Solution for DApps(Decentralized Applications), is revolutionizing the landscape of Dapps. This cutting-edge platform empowers application developers with a comprehensive suite of security and privacy features, meticulously designed to adhere to industry best practices.

The NuLink technology platform is a fusion of a robust blockchain foundation, access control mechanisms (Proxy Re-Encryption, Attribute-Based Encryption), and secure computation protocols (Zero-Knowledge Proof, Secure Multi-party Computation, Fully Homomorphic Encryption). This technical foundation establishes NuLink as an integral and indispensable solution for data sharing and computation services, particularly tailored for the realm of preserving data privacy.

An additional challenge we need to address is how to maintain data security during transmission to other parties. Specifically, we must ensure that data remains uncompromised during transmission, and that it is only accessible to authorized individuals approved by the data owner.

NuLink addresses this challenge by leveraging proxy re-encryption, identity-based encryption, and attribute-based encryption. Initially, data is encrypted at the user-end, and access to the data is granted to authorized parties using the PRE, IBE, or ABE algorithms. Receivers can then decrypt the data using their private key as appropriate. Throughout this process, only the data owner and authorized parties can access the original data, ensuring its confidentiality and security

The NuLink network integrates the Application Layer, the Cryptography Layer, the Storage Layer, the Blockchain Layer and the Watcher Network.

1. The Application Layer: The Application Layer acts as an interface between the system and the application, facilitating direct communication with the application while also liaising with the Cryptography Layer to validate access to the application's confidential information.

2. The Cryptograph Layer: The Cryptography Layer carries out cryptographic functions for the Application Layer, such as generating keys, encrypting, decrypting, and other related tasks. It also connects to the Storage Layer to facilitate the uploading and downloading of encrypted privacy data.

3. The Storage Layer: Our platform's Storage Layer is a secure network created for the purpose of storing confidential data in encrypted form. At present, we utilize IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) as the primary decentralized storage network. Nonetheless, we intend to incorporate additional storage networks like S3 in the coming times.

4. The Blockchain Layer: The Blockchain Layer is responsible for managing staking node registration and service requests within the blockchain system. As of now, only Ethereum is supported for staking node registration. Nevertheless, users can still make service requests in other blockchain systems, such as Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Polkadot, Arbitrum, Aptos or Sui.

5. The Watcher Network: The Watcher Network is a relayer network that transfers staking node information from Ethereum to other blockchain systems. To ensure its decentralization and security, the Watcher Network is maintained under an on-chain governance mechanism (DAO).

   Proxy Re-encryption

   Proxy re-encryption (PRE) is a type of public-key encryption (PKE) that allows a proxy entity to transform or re-encrypt data from one public key to another, without having access to the underlying plain text or private keys. The proxy re-encryption operation process is as follows:

1.

1. Publisher Alice encrypts the data m with her own public key into cA, then Alice sends the ciphertext cA to the proxy and generates a re-encryption key for her, which is calculated by Alice herself.

2. Next, the proxy uses the re-encryption key to convert the ciphertext cA into a ciphertext cB that can be decrypted by Bob with his secret key and sends it to Bob. The proxy only provides computing conversion services and cannot get plaintext.

3. Bob decrypts the plaintext m that Alice wants to share securely.

Proxy re-encryption plays a role in private data sharing in NuLink. Specifically, NuLink uses the Umbral Proxy Re-Encryption Scheme. Umbral is a threshold Proxy Re-Encryption scheme following a Key Encapsulation Mechanism (KEM) approach. It is inspired by ECIES KEM, and the BBS98 proxy re-encryption scheme. With Umbral, Alice – the generic name for data owners in NuLink KMS (Key Management System) – can delegate decryption rights to Bob for any ciphertext intended to her through a re-encryption process performed by a set of N semi-trusted proxies. When at least t of these proxies (out of N) participate by performing re-encryption, Bob is able to combine these independent re-encryptions and decrypt the original message using his private key.

Using Umbral, NuLink can not only easily realize single-user to single-user private data sharing – we emphasize again that Umbral is a threshold scheme – NuLink can also realize single-user to multi-user private data sharing.

Zero-Knowledge Proof (ZKP) means that the prover makes the verifier believe that a certain conclusion is correct without providing any useful information to the verifier. Zero-Knowledge Proof was first proposed by S Goldwasser et al in 1989. It has the following three properties:

• Completeness: If both the prover and the verifier party are honest and follow every step of the proof process, then the proof must be successful and the verifier must accept the prover.

• Soundness: No one can forge a new proof and successfully make it pass verification.

• Zero Knowledge: After the verification process, the verifier verifies that the prover has the knowledge but does not get any information about that knowledge. From the point of view of the prover, they did not breach privacy.

IF You wan to more about Nulink than Visit their docs