Wilson Nguyen
@mercysjest.bsky.social
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Coral: Fast Succinct Non-Interactive Zero-Knowledge CFG Proofs (Sebastian Angel, Sofía Celi, Elizabeth Margolin, Pratyush Mishra, Martin Sander, Jess Woods) ia.cr/2025/1420
August 5, 2025 at 12:01 AM
Coral: Fast Succinct Non-Interactive Zero-Knowledge CFG Proofs (Sebastian Angel, Sofía Celi, Elizabeth Margolin, Pratyush Mishra, Martin Sander, Jess Woods) ia.cr/2025/1420
Reposted by Wilson Nguyen
We'll be receiving the Crypto 2010 Test-of-Time award for our RSA-768 factorization. iacr.org/news/item/26... ❤️
It's award year for factoring!
It's award year for factoring!
IACR News item: 28 July 2025
iacr.org
August 7, 2025 at 3:10 PM
We'll be receiving the Crypto 2010 Test-of-Time award for our RSA-768 factorization. iacr.org/news/item/26... ❤️
It's award year for factoring!
It's award year for factoring!
Reposted by Wilson Nguyen
We updated our paper on Fiat-Shamir!
We now take a closer look at the gap between what symmetric cryptography has focused on for over 10 years (indifferentiability) and what is actually needed for the soundness of ZKPs and SNARKs (something stronger!).
eprint.iacr.org/2025/536
We now take a closer look at the gap between what symmetric cryptography has focused on for over 10 years (indifferentiability) and what is actually needed for the soundness of ZKPs and SNARKs (something stronger!).
eprint.iacr.org/2025/536
A Fiat–Shamir Transformation From Duplex Sponges
We analyze a variant of the Fiat–Shamir transformation based on an ideal permutation. The transformation relies on the popular duplex sponge paradigm, and minimizes the number of calls to the permutat...
eprint.iacr.org
July 15, 2025 at 6:08 AM
We updated our paper on Fiat-Shamir!
We now take a closer look at the gap between what symmetric cryptography has focused on for over 10 years (indifferentiability) and what is actually needed for the soundness of ZKPs and SNARKs (something stronger!).
eprint.iacr.org/2025/536
We now take a closer look at the gap between what symmetric cryptography has focused on for over 10 years (indifferentiability) and what is actually needed for the soundness of ZKPs and SNARKs (something stronger!).
eprint.iacr.org/2025/536
Reposted by Wilson Nguyen
Highly recommend Tom Gur (@tomgur.bsky.social)'s TCS+ talk on the Zero-Knowledge PCP theorem his coauthors and he obtained. Very clear introduction to ZK, to PCPs, and (as an aside) to the unexpected timeline of a research project.
youtu.be/bO6NT0XIAWE @tcsplus.bsky.social
youtu.be/bO6NT0XIAWE @tcsplus.bsky.social
TCS+ Talk: Tom Gur (Cambridge)
YouTube video by TCS+
youtu.be
May 14, 2025 at 12:23 PM
Highly recommend Tom Gur (@tomgur.bsky.social)'s TCS+ talk on the Zero-Knowledge PCP theorem his coauthors and he obtained. Very clear introduction to ZK, to PCPs, and (as an aside) to the unexpected timeline of a research project.
youtu.be/bO6NT0XIAWE @tcsplus.bsky.social
youtu.be/bO6NT0XIAWE @tcsplus.bsky.social
Reposted by Wilson Nguyen
This is cool heimberger.xyz/oprfs.html
PQ-OPRF table
heimberger.xyz
May 8, 2025 at 7:52 AM
This is cool heimberger.xyz/oprfs.html
Reposted by Wilson Nguyen
New accepted paper at Crypto 2025:
"On Knowledge-Soundness of Plonk in ROM from Falsifiable Assumptions" (Helger Lipmaa, Roberto Parisella, Janno Siim), with ex-students Roberto and @jannosiim.bsky.social (Janno is also now a colleague)
"On Knowledge-Soundness of Plonk in ROM from Falsifiable Assumptions" (Helger Lipmaa, Roberto Parisella, Janno Siim), with ex-students Roberto and @jannosiim.bsky.social (Janno is also now a colleague)
May 5, 2025 at 12:15 PM
New accepted paper at Crypto 2025:
"On Knowledge-Soundness of Plonk in ROM from Falsifiable Assumptions" (Helger Lipmaa, Roberto Parisella, Janno Siim), with ex-students Roberto and @jannosiim.bsky.social (Janno is also now a colleague)
"On Knowledge-Soundness of Plonk in ROM from Falsifiable Assumptions" (Helger Lipmaa, Roberto Parisella, Janno Siim), with ex-students Roberto and @jannosiim.bsky.social (Janno is also now a colleague)
Just joined! Heard a lot of cryptographers moved here
April 5, 2025 at 4:24 PM
Just joined! Heard a lot of cryptographers moved here