(information science) A knowledge base with an interlinked graph structure.

(law) Knowledge which is attributed to a person who has engaged in willful ignorance of that knowledge and ought to have known it.

(cryptography) An interactive method for one party to prove to another that a (usually mathematical) statement is true, without revealing anything other than the veracity of the statement.

Alternative form of to one's knowledge

(computing, artificial intelligence) A computer language designed for communicating knowledge between independently running computer programs.

(software, object-oriented programming) Synonym of Law of Demeter

(law) Actual knowledge of copyright infringement, which may mean that an online service provider bears more liability for its users' actions than if it had no such knowledge.

plural of zero-knowledge proof

A small amount of knowledge can mislead individuals into believing that they are more experienced and expert than what is actually the case.

Enthusiasm of an inexperienced person will cause harm.