Privacy and Scaling Explorations
Privacy and Scaling Explorations
We explore use cases for zero-knowledge proofs and other cryptographic primitives through research and proof-of-concept apps. appliedzkp.org
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zkEVM Community Edition Part 3: Logic and Structure
May 23rd, 2023
This series intends to provide an overview of the zkEVM Community Edition in a way that is broadly accessible. Part 3 reviews the general logic and structure of the zkEVM Community Edition.
zkEVM Community Edition Part 2: Components
May 23rd, 2023
This series of articles intends to provide an overview of the zkEVM Community Edition in a way that is broadly accessible. Part 2 is a summary of the common components used in most zkEVMs.
zkEVM Community Edition Part 1: Introduction
May 23rd, 2023
The task of making Ethereum faster, cheaper, and easier to verify is a globally distributed effort with many moving parts. Developing zkEVMs is one piece of the effort with the majority of zkEVM projects being built as Layer 2 scaling solutions. A zkEVM capable of validating L1 blocks is on a long – and often changing – roadmap for scaling Ethereum that has been referenced as part of “The Splurge”, “ZK-SNARKing everything” on the rollup centric roadmap, “enshrined rollups”, and most recently “The Verge”.
ZKML: Bridging AI/ML and Web3 with Zero-Knowledge Proofs
May 2nd, 2023
This post was authored by drCathieSo.eth and was originally published here.
PSE Security: What’s New
April 25th, 2023
This post was authored by Kyle Charbonnet.
The zk-ECDSA Landscape
April 18th, 2023
This post was authored by grantee Blake M Scurr. His mandate was to explore zk-ECDSA, build applications with zk-ECDSA, and contribute to ZKPs to make this vision come true.
Semaphore v3 Announcement
February 8th, 2023
Semaphore V3 is live!
Semaphore Community Grants: Awarded Projects
January 24th, 2023
We are thrilled to announce the awarded projects from the recent Semaphore Community Grants round. This grants round invited builders, researchers, developers and privacy advocates to build privacy preserving applications integrating Semaphore, an anonymous signaling protocol.
Announcing MACI v1.1.1
January 18th, 2023
This post was authored by Alessandro and Chao.