Internal Lectures on Zero-Knowledge Proving Systems at Distributed Lab

Technical explanation on how StealthNote works, and how you can make use of proof of JWTs.

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Barrett reduction is a widely used algorithm for reducing a value modulo $m$. Our analysis, conducted during the Rust p256 crate audit, shows that the error bound for Barrett reduction can be tighter than traditionally assumed. For most moduli used in cryptography…

Client-side proving is crucial for enabling privacy-preserving ZK applications, yet there are still two main bottlenecks: time and space (memory constraints). There are many technical breakthroughs that address these constraints such as:
Incrementally verifiable…

# EOF - solidity libraries compatibility (initial) report This document describes EOF impact on ex

This post explains the advantages and disadvantages of EOF and my thoughts about inclusion in the Prague/Electra hardfork.

One of the key advantages of blockchain networks over other digital platforms is that data about assets and transactions hosted on a blockchain is publicly available. This allows for close to real-time tracking of how different networks compare across a variety…

Solana developer tooling is evolving

Over the next 6 months I expect devs will use:
- Surfpool, not solana-test-validator
- Gill/Kit, not web3.js
- Litesvm for testing, not mocha
- Pinocchio, not solana-program

DX is leveling up

eRPC — fault-tolerant evm rpc proxy. Contribute to erpc/erpc development by creating an account on GitHub.

tl;dr: It’s 2025. Do you know why Schnorr signatures are always better than ECDSA?

Why I don't think Fusaka ships in 2025

Executive Summary

TKMS is built on top of a secure Multi-Party Computation (MPC) protocol that supports key management of virtually any FHE schemes.

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