Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
Is your data truly safe? This AusCryptoCon presentation dives into Bethelnet's revolutionary approach to data security using zero-knowledge proofs, decentralized storage, and blockchain technology.
Learn how Bethelnet's solution protects against data theft, ransomware, and even future AI-powered hacks. Discover how this technology is being implemented by governments and enterprises to secure sensitive information, and explore the retail version for personal data protection.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction to Bethelnet and zero-knowledge proof data security.
0:38 - Problems with current data storage and security systems.
1:16 - Growing security risks and data theft examples.
2:15 - Bethelnet's zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) solution.
2:39 - What makes Bethelnet different.
3:50 - Bethelnet zkp Enterprise grade storage protocol and system.
4:24 - ZK service how data goes into the server.
4:59 - Explanation of zero-knowledge proofs.
6:11 - Chunking data in small pieces for increased security.
6:40 - Where data is stored.
7:03 - How Storing data on the blockchain makes it hack proof.
7:51 - Working with Sri Lankan government to secure their national database.
8:39 - Zero-knowledge proof storage retail version.
9:30 - Drag and drop features and how easy it is to use.
9:45 - Get QR codes to try it yourself.
10:14 - Complete privacy assurance with zero-knowledge proof on blockchain.
10:41 - Securing data against AI and quantum computing.
11:29 - System scalability and efficiency and example of working with the bank.
11:58 - Taking any current Web Two based centralized storage system and securing it.
12:24 - Trust and compliance.
12:57 - Securing Sri Lanka data set and Agricultural Market Hub.
13:48 - Decentralized at O Crypto Con and their beex token.
14:40 - Beex token sales pitch.
15:04 - Questions from audience about Decentralised data.
16:59 - Why Sri Lanka government wanted to keep the data onshore.
17:56 - Decentralized nodes and different servers in the country.
18:50 - API example and affect of latency.
19:24 - Zero Proof vote security.
20:22 - Zero knowledge wallets and working with Sri Lanka National Youth council.
21:56 - Open source technology.
Is your data truly safe? This AusCryptoCon presentation dives into Bethelnet's revolutionary approach to data security using zero-knowledge proofs, decentralized storage, and blockchain technology.
Learn how Bethelnet's solution protects against data theft, ransomware, and even future AI-powered hacks. Discover how this technology is being implemented by governments and enterprises to secure sensitive information, and explore the retail version for personal data protection.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction to Bethelnet and zero-knowledge proof data security.
0:38 - Problems with current data storage and security systems.
1:16 - Growing security risks and data theft examples.
2:15 - Bethelnet's zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) solution.
2:39 - What makes Bethelnet different.
3:50 - Bethelnet zkp Enterprise grade storage protocol and system.
4:24 - ZK service how data goes into the server.
4:59 - Explanation of zero-knowledge proofs.
6:11 - Chunking data in small pieces for increased security.
6:40 - Where data is stored.
7:03 - How Storing data on the blockchain makes it hack proof.
7:51 - Working with Sri Lankan government to secure their national database.
8:39 - Zero-knowledge proof storage retail version.
9:30 - Drag and drop features and how easy it is to use.
9:45 - Get QR codes to try it yourself.
10:14 - Complete privacy assurance with zero-knowledge proof on blockchain.
10:41 - Securing data against AI and quantum computing.
11:29 - System scalability and efficiency and example of working with the bank.
11:58 - Taking any current Web Two based centralized storage system and securing it.
12:24 - Trust and compliance.
12:57 - Securing Sri Lanka data set and Agricultural Market Hub.
13:48 - Decentralized at O Crypto Con and their beex token.
14:40 - Beex token sales pitch.
15:04 - Questions from audience about Decentralised data.
16:59 - Why Sri Lanka government wanted to keep the data onshore.
17:56 - Decentralized nodes and different servers in the country.
18:50 - API example and affect of latency.
19:24 - Zero Proof vote security.
20:22 - Zero knowledge wallets and working with Sri Lanka National Youth council.
21:56 - Open source technology.
