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← Logic & PuzzlesIf a data custodian desires to prove data possession without revealing the dataset, which cryptographic mechanism facilitates this?
A)Homomorphic encryption application
B)Asymmetric key exchange use
C)Zero-knowledge proof protocol✓
D)Bloom filter membership tests
💡 Explanation
A zero-knowledge proof protocol allows the prover to convince the verifier that a statement is true without conveying any information beyond the statement's validity, because the interactive protocol maintains completeness and soundness rather than other encryption methods. Therefore, zero-knowledge proofs enable proving data possession without revealing the data itself.
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