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. \Zero-knowledge arguments" is a fundamental cryptographic primitive which allows one polynomial-time player to convince another polynomial-time player of the validity of an NP statement, without re-vealing any additional information in the information-theoretic sense. Despite their practical and theoretical importance, it was only known how to implement zero-knowledge arguments based on speci c algebraic assumptions; basing them on a general complexity assumption was open since their introduction in 1986 [BCC, BC, CH]. In this paper, we-nally show a general construction, which can be based on any one-way permutation.

Perfect Zero-Knowledge Arguments for NP Can Be Based on General Complexity Assumptions