Abdullah Talayhan (@talayhan_a) 's Twitter Profile
Abdullah Talayhan

@talayhan_a

PhD Student @EPFL_en LASEC. Interested in cryptography.

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erhant.eth (@0xerhant) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/8 It felt like there was too much boilerplate & repetitive work in testing circuits with Circom & SnarkJS. So, I've built Circomkit, a toolkit that provides a simple interface and some testing utilities to develop & test Circom circuits. github.com/erhant/circomk…

Karim Baghery (@karim_baghery) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thrilled to share Π: A Unified Framework for Verifiable Secret Sharing ia.cr/2023/1669 🥧2x Shamir + Commitment -->VSS!😍 New VSS: Feldman↔️Π_F! Pedersen↔️Π_P! ABCP23↔️Π_LA (PQ-secure & 1x slower than Shamir)! ... in Turkish: Π means Share & Π_LA [paʃ'la]: Share It!🙂

Thrilled to share
Π: A Unified Framework for Verifiable Secret Sharing
ia.cr/2023/1669

🥧2x Shamir + Commitment -->VSS!😍

New VSS:
Feldman↔️Π_F!
Pedersen↔️Π_P!
ABCP23↔️Π_LA (PQ-secure & 1x slower than Shamir)! 
...

in Turkish:
Π means Share &
Π_LA [paʃ'la]: Share It!🙂
Ron Rothblum (@ronrothblum) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/ Excited, but frankly quite worried, about a new work with the wonderful 🏴 levochka.eth 🏴 💙💛🇮🇱☀️🦁🗡️ and Dmitry Khovratovich: ia.cr/2025/118 We break soundness of a standard protocol (essentially commit to witness and run GKR) by constructing a circuit for which we can prove a false statement.

Alireza Shirzad (@alrshirzad) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to share our new work, DewTwo! DewTwo is the smallest known transparent pcs (with a 4.5 KB eval proof) built solely from falsifiable assumptions in groups of unknown order. A joint work with Benedikt Bünz ☕️, Tushar, and Sriram. Link: eprint.iacr.org/2025/129.pdf

Excited to share our new work, DewTwo!

DewTwo is the smallest known transparent pcs (with a 4.5 KB eval proof) built solely from falsifiable assumptions in groups of unknown order.

A joint work with <a href="/benediktbuenz/">Benedikt Bünz ☕️</a>, Tushar, and Sriram.

Link: eprint.iacr.org/2025/129.pdf
alphaXiv (@askalphaxiv) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We used Gemini 2 Flash to build Cursor for arXiv papers Highlight any section of a paper to ask questions and “@” other papers to quickly add to context and compare results, benchmarks, etc.

Varun Thakore (@varunthakore) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just dropped a blog post breaking down the circle group and trace domain for Circle STARKs! Stay tuned for Part III, where we’ll dive into the circle FFT.

Gal Arnon (@galarnon42) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Delighted to share my new paper with Eylon Yogev presenting a new Fiat-Shamir (FS) transformation that aims to be secure against recent white-box attacks: ia.cr/2025/329 The FS transformation is used to convert public-coin interactive protocols to non-interactive ones.

Giacomo Fenzi (@giacomofenzi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🪄✨ And for our next trick, choose a code, any code! Introducing WARP 🌀, the first linear-time accumulation scheme. Brought to you by Benedikt Bünz ☕️, Alessandro Chiesa, William and myself. 📚: ia.cr/2025/753 🧑‍💻: (soon)

🪄✨ And for our next trick, choose a code, any code!
Introducing WARP 🌀, the first linear-time accumulation scheme.
Brought to you by <a href="/benediktbuenz/">Benedikt Bünz ☕️</a>, Alessandro Chiesa, <a href="/kleptographic/">William</a> and myself.

📚: ia.cr/2025/753
🧑‍💻: (soon)
Varun Thakore (@varunthakore) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our latest blog post explores key ideas behind batched and hiding KZG commitments in the univariate setting. If you're into polynomial commitment schemes, give it a read!

Builders Week Istanbul (@buildersweekist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Builders Week Istanbul website is live! 🥳 Schedule, partners, and everything you’re curious about, it’s all there. 👀 Wanna see what’s cooking?

Ϲhristian Knabenhans (@cknabs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm happy to finally open-source lattirust, a library for lattice-based zero-knowledge/succinct arguments! Lattirust is somewhat like arkworks, but for lattices; and like lattigo, but for arguments. ➔ github.com/lattirust

Nico (@nico_mnbl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wrote a post on the Google Wallet ZKP This is not "just a simple application of ZK", it has a very interesting proof system and many brilliant insights. Highly recommend to have a closer look! Summary and link below (and Zero Knowledge Podcast episode coming soon 👀)

Wrote a post on the Google Wallet ZKP

This is not "just a simple application of ZK", it has a very interesting proof system and many brilliant insights. Highly recommend to have a closer look!

Summary and link below

(and <a href="/zeroknowledgefm/">Zero Knowledge Podcast</a> episode coming soon 👀)