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2.1.25 / podcasts
Why blockchains need privacy

Howard WuJustin ThalerRobert Hackett
1.12.24 / articles
Apple iCloud: Doing this 1 thing can help stop hacks

Matt Gleason
9.26.23 / articles
Don’t trust, verify: An introduction to light clients

Mariano Sorgente
9.21.23 / videos
Trusted execution environments (TEEs) for blockchain applications

Ari Juels
9.11.23 / articles
PSA: a setup for 'minimium viable security'

Eddy LazzarinMatt Gleason
8.29.23 / videos
Post-Quantum Single Secret Leader Election

Dan Boneh
8.29.23 / videos
Oblivious RAM: From Theory to Large-Scale Real-World Deployment

Elaine Shi
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8.22.23 / videos
Beyond ZK: Next Steps for Compliance and Constrained Encryption on Blockchains

Matthew Green
8.22.23 / videos
Adaptivity and Asynchrony in Distributed Key Generation

Sarah Meiklejohn
6.2.23 / videos
Post-quantum blockchains

Valeria Nikolaenko
4.7.23 / videos
Interchain Timestamping for Interchain Security

David Tse
2.10.23 / videos
Cryptoeconomic Security for Data Availability Committees

Ertem Nusret Tas
1.25.23 / articles
The cryptoeconomics of slashing

Sreeram KannanSoubhik Deb
11.30.22 / articles
Leader Election from Randomness Beacons and Other Strategies

Miranda ChristValeria NikolaenkoJoseph Bonneau
11.18.22 / articles
ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security 2022: Field Notes 

Valeria Nikolaenko
11.16.22 / articles
Achieving Crypto Privacy and Regulatory Compliance

Joseph BurlesonMichele KorverDan Boneh
11.16.22 / articles
Privacy-Protecting Regulatory Solutions Using Zero-Knowledge Proofs: Full Paper

Joseph BurlesonMichele KorverDan Boneh
11.7.22 / articles
Building Helios: Fully trustless access to Ethereum

Noah Citron
11.5.22 / articles
CESC ‘22: Field Notes from the Zero Knowledge Workshop

Valeria Nikolaenko
10.18.22 / articles
Public Randomness and Randomness Beacons

Joseph BonneauValeria Nikolaenko
10.14.22 / articles
Wallet Security: The ‘Non-Custodial’ Fallacy

Nassim EddequiouaqRiyaz Faizullabhoy
9.16.22 / videos
Introduction to Validating Bridges and Layer-2 Protocols

Patrick McCorry
9.13.22 / articles
SNARK Security and Performance

Justin Thaler
9.12.22 / articles
SBC 22: Field Notes From Science of Blockchain 2022

Elena BurgerBryan ChiangValeria NikolaenkoDaejun ParkCarra WuGuy Wuollet
8.29.22 / podcasts
PoS Blockchains - Designs, Consensus, Attacks

Valeria NikolaenkoTim RoughgardenSonal Chokshi
8.18.22 / videos
SNARK Design, Part II

Justin Thaler
8.13.22 / videos
Long-range Attacks on Proof-of-Stake (PoS) Blockchains

Valeria Nikolaenko
8.11.22 / podcasts
Bridge Hack, Wallet Hack

Matt GleasonRiyaz FaizullabhoyNassim EddequiouaqSonal Chokshi
8.11.22 / articles
Measuring SNARK performance: Frontends, backends, and the future

Justin Thaler
8.6.22 / videos
EigenLayr: Permissionless Feature Addition to Ethereum

Sreeram Kannan
7.28.22 / articles
DAO governance attacks, and how to avoid them

Pranav GarimidiScott Duke KominersTim Roughgarden
7.18.22 / podcasts
Securing and Evolving NFTs

Michael BlauNassim EddequiouaqSonal Chokshi
6.24.22 / articles
A Tool for Detecting Metamorphic Smart Contracts

Michael Blau
6.7.22 / articles
Smart Contract Security: A Simple Checklist for Web3 Development

Andy BealNassim EddequiouaqRiyaz FaizullabhoyChristian Seifert
3.9.22 / articles
Identifying Authentic NFTs (Especially Against Attackers)

Michael Blau
3.3.22 / articles
Investing in Lido

Daren MatsuokaPorter Smith
11.18.21 / articles
Investing in Nym

Ali YahyaGuy Wuollet
11.8.21 / articles
Investing in Matter Labs

Ali YahyaElena BurgerGuy Wuollet
9.30.21 / articles
Investing in Forta

Arianna Simpson
4.20.21 / articles
Investing in Aleo

Ali YahyaKatie Haun
1.30.20 / articles
The Rise of Crypto is Leading to a Safer Internet

Diogo Monica
6.23.19 / articles
Founding Stories: Anchorage

Diogo MonicaNathan McCauleyChris Dixon
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