Just went through the zkTLS overview in the @primus_labs docs. zkTLS has two main modes: MPC mode - the attestor and user set up the TLS session together, so the user can’t tamper with the data. Proxy mode - the attestor sits in the middle, records the encrypted traffic, and the user proves what’s inside. Faster, but it adds an assumption: the attestor has to be sure it’s actually talking to the real server. Primus gives you one unified API so you can pick the mode per app. Neither requires the website to change anything. That’s the useful part. A payments app and a social app don’t need the same security tradeoffs. Which mode would you pick for payments?
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