Security Proofs

Security proofs are formal, mathematical arguments that verify a system's resistance to attacks or unauthorized access. They show that if certain assumptions hold—like the difficulty of solving particular mathematical problems—the system effectively protects data and maintains privacy. Think of it as a rigorous guarantee that, based on proven principles, the system won't be easily broken into, giving users confidence in its security. These proofs are essential in designing trusted cryptographic protocols and cybersecurity measures.