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A recent wave of identity breaches — including the theft of over 153 million US and Canadian driver’s licenses and a hacker attack that forced Revolut to disclose customer passports and verification selfies — has exposed the risks of current KYC practices that require firms to store copies of identity documents. Experts say zero-knowledge cryptography can prove attributes like age or identity without retaining underlying documents, but regulatory, governance and interoperability hurdles have kept it from widespread use.
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