Transparent Constant-Size Zero-Knowledge Proofs Eliminate Trusted Setup
This breakthrough cryptographic primitive, based on Groups of Unknown Order, yields a truly succinct zk-SNARK without a trusted setup, unlocking scalable, trustless computation.
Code-Based Homomorphic Encryption Achieves Quantum-Safe Privacy-Preserving Computation
Code-based homomorphic encryption leverages NP-hard decoding problems to construct quantum-resistant privacy primitives, securing future decentralized computation.
Recursive Folding Unlocks Logarithmic Prover Time for Polynomial Commitments
PolyLog introduces a recursive folding primitive to reduce the zero-knowledge prover's commitment time from linear to logarithmic, enabling massive ZK-rollup scaling.
Succinct Accumulator Lower Bound Imposes Fundamental Stateless Client Efficiency Limits
Foundational proof establishes a super-linear lower bound on total witness updates for succinct accumulators, limiting stateless client scalability.
Lattice-Based SNARKs Achieve Practical Post-Quantum Proof Size Reduction
A new lattice-based zkSNARK construction reduces post-quantum proof size by 10.3×, collapsing the massive overhead that hindered quantum-secure verifiable computation.
Succinct State Proofs Decouple Verification from State Bloat
A novel polynomial commitment scheme enables constant-size cryptographic proofs of the entire blockchain state, resolving the critical state synchronization bottleneck and preserving decentralization.
Information-Theoretic State Compression Secures Distributed Ledger Integrity
This research introduces the State-Trellis structure, leveraging error-correcting codes to achieve constant-time, fixed-size state verification, fundamentally improving light client security.
Constant-Size Timed Signatures Revolutionize Verifiable Future Transaction Execution
This new VTS primitive achieves constant-size proof overhead using RSA and TVDF, fundamentally unlocking efficient time-locked on-chain applications.
Constant-Size Verifiable Timed Signatures Secure Time-Locked Blockchain Assets
This new cryptographic primitive achieves verifiable timed signatures with constant size, fundamentally resolving the linear performance bottleneck for time-locked protocols.
Quantum Rewinding Secures Succinct Arguments against Quantum Adversaries
A novel quantum rewinding strategy proves IOP-based succinct arguments secure in the post-quantum era, ensuring long-term cryptographic integrity.
Folding Schemes Enable Highly Efficient Recursive Zero-Knowledge Arguments
Folding schemes fundamentally re-architect recursive proofs, reducing two NP instances to one and achieving constant-time verification for massive computations.
Quantum-Secure Zero-Knowledge Proofs via Extractable Homomorphic Commitments
A novel extractable homomorphic commitment primitive enables efficient lattice-based non-interactive zero-knowledge proofs provably secure against quantum adversaries.
FRIDA Formalizes Data Availability Sampling with Transparent Cryptographic Proofs
FRIDA introduces the first formal cryptographic primitive for Data Availability Sampling, enabling trustless, scalable block data verification for modular blockchains.
Separable Homomorphic Commitment Achieves Constant Overhead for Verifiable Aggregation
The new Separable Homomorphic Commitment primitive reduces client-side overhead from logarithmic to constant time for verifiable, secure data aggregation.
Succinct Timed Delay Functions Enable Decentralized Fair Transaction Ordering
SVTDs combine VDFs and succinct proofs to create a provably fair, time-locked transaction commitment, mitigating sequencer centralization risk.
Post-Quantum Succinct Arguments Secure Verifiable Computation against Quantum Adversaries
This work proves a foundational succinct argument is secure in the Quantum Random Oracle Model, guaranteeing long-term security for verifiable computation.
Silently Verifiable Proofs Achieve Constant Communication Batch Zero-Knowledge Verification
Silently Verifiable Proofs introduce a zero-knowledge primitive that enables constant-cost batch verification, unlocking massive private data aggregation and rollup scaling.
Constant-Size Polynomial Commitments Unlock Massively Scalable Data Availability Sampling
KZG, a polynomial commitment scheme, provides constant-sized cryptographic proofs, fundamentally enabling efficient Data Availability Sampling for scalable rollups.
Equifficient Polynomial Commitments Drastically Reduce Zero-Knowledge Proving Cost
Equifficient polynomial commitments introduce a new cryptographic primitive to drastically reduce SNARK prover time and proof size, enhancing verifiable computation scalability.
Universal Recursive SNARKs Achieve Constant-Size Trustless Blockchain State Verification
Introducing Universal Recursive SNARKs, this breakthrough enables constant-size, universal state proofs, fundamentally solving the problem of stateless client verification.
Sub-Quadratic Sampling Secures Sharding, Advancing Decentralized Data Availability
A novel sub-quadratic data availability sampling technique enables asymptotically secure sharding, resolving the critical bottleneck for massive blockchain scaling.
Compositional Formal Verification Secures Complex DAG Consensus Protocols
This compositional TLA+ framework reuses verified components, reducing the proof effort for complex DAG consensus protocols by nearly fifty percent, ensuring robust safety.
Reasonable-World Assumption Solves Zero Miner Revenue Impossibility Theorem
A new mechanism design incorporates honest user assumptions to achieve asymptotically optimal miner revenue, resolving a core theoretical conflict.
Cryptanalysis Exposes Verifiable Delay Function Flaws Threatening Consensus Security
Cryptographers proved a Verifiable Delay Function's fixed sequential time can be bypassed, challenging its use for secure, fair randomness in Proof-of-Stake.