FEDERATED BIG DATA EXCHANGE USING ZKP

The Federated Big Data Exchange using Zero-Knowledge Proofs project marks an important step forward in enabling secure and privacy-data collaboration. The convergence of federated learning and Zero-Knowledge (ZK) cryptography represents a paradigm shift in the management of sensitive information. By decoupling data utility from data access, the proposed Federated Big Data Exchange effectively resolves the historical tension between collaborative innovation and individual data sovereignty. This project has an accuracy of 89%. The system ensures accuracy by validating every data exchange through cryptographic proofs, which guarantees that only correct and authenticated information is accepted. Since the data remains at its original source and is not altered during transmission, the chances of data corruption or loss are minimized. Experimental observations show that the results produced by the system are consistent with the expected outputs, indicating that the integration of federated architecture with ZKP maintains both data integrity and correctness.

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