<prompt> Bapisa le ho bapisa bopaki ba tsebo le li-signature tsa dijithalenan  <response>: Instruction in English: Compare and contrast zero knowledge proofs with digital signatures . Response in English: Zero knowledge proofs and digital signatures are both cryptographic techniques used to enhance security in digital systems, and they have some similarities and significant differences in how they achieve their goals.Zero knowledge proofs refers to a method used to authenticate information where a party named the prover demonstrates to another party named the verifier that they possess particular knowledge or information without revealing it. In contrast, digital signatures are cryptographic mechanisms usually used to provide integrity and non-repudiation to digital records, by demonstrating that the message originates from a particular source.Both techniques use advanced mathematics to achieve their aim and maintain the confidentiality and authenticity of the data they protect. However, zero-knowledge proofs are mainly focused on proving information without revealing it whereas digital signatures ensure that data has not been tampered with and that it remains authentic.In zero-knowledge proof protocols, the verifier does not receive any useful information about the actual data being proven, only a confirmation that it is true. For instance, a prover may confirm that he knows the solution to a complex math problem without revealing the answer. In contrast, digital signatures allow the receiver to see the piece of data and have confidence that its from the sender, making it useful in document verification scenarios, like contracts.Finally, its worth noting that the use of zero-knowledge proofs and digital signatures arent mutually exclusive. They can be combined to provide robust security for sensitive data in different systems, depending on their specific needs. . Response in Sesotho: Bopaki ba tsebo ea Zero le li-signature tsa dijithale ka bobeli ke mekhoa ea sephiri e sebelisoang ho matlafatsa tsireletso litsebetsong tsa dijithale, me ba na le ho tšoana ho itseng le liphapang tse kholo mabapi le hore na ba fihlela sepheo sa bona joang. Bopaki ba tsebo ea zero bo bolela mokhoa o sebelisoang ho netefatsa tlhahisoleseling moo moketjana ea bitsoang prover a bontsang motho e mong ea bitsoang mohlahlobi hore o na le tsebo kapa tlhahisoleseling e itseng ntle le ho e senola. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, li-signature tsa digital ke mekhoa ea cryptographic e atisang ho sebelisoa ho fana ka botšepehi le ho se latole litlaleho tsa digital, ka ho bontša hore molaetsa o tsoa mohloling o itseng. Mekhoa ena ka bobeli e sebelisa lipalo tse tsoetseng pele ho fihlela sepheo sa eona le ho boloka lekunutu le bonnete ba lintlha tseo li li sireletsang. Leha ho le joalo, bopaki ba ho hloka tsebo bo shebane haholo le ho paka tlhahisoleseling ntle le ho e senola athe mesaeno ea dijithale e netefatsa hore data ha e so soketsoe le hore e lula e le nete. Ho liprothokholo tsa bopaki ba tsebo ea zero, mohatisi ha a fumane tlhahisoleseling efe kapa efe ea bohlokoa mabapi le data ea nnete e netefalitsoeng, ke netefatso feela ea hore ke nete. Ka mohlala, setsebi se ka na sa tiisa hore se tseba tharollo ea bothata bo rarahaneng ba lipalo ntle le ho fana ka karabo. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, mesaeno ea dijithale e lumella moamoheli ho bona karolo ea data mme a be le kholiseho ea hore e tsoa ho motho ea e rometseng, e leng se etsang hore e be molemo maemong a netefatso ea litokomane, joalo ka likonteraka. Qetellong, ho bohlokoa ho ela hloko hore tsebeliso ea bopaki ba ho hloka tsebo le li-signature tsa dijithale ha li khetholle. Li ka kopanngoa ho fana ka tsireletso e matla bakeng sa data e hlokolosi litsebetsong tse fapaneng, ho latela litlhoko tsa bona tse ikhethang. 