Ian Miers
Co-Founder em Zcash
Pós-doutorando na Cornell Tech trabalhando com criptografia aplicada e segurança de computadores. Cientista fundador da Zcash. Ian Miers é pesquisador de pós-doutorado na Cornell Tech trabalhando com segurança de computadores e criptografia aplicada. Seu trabalho adota uma abordagem orientada pelo contexto para tornar sistemas criptográficos seguros, raciocinando de trás para frente a partir de problemas do mundo real para projetar protocolos criptográficos implantáveis que abordam as sutilezas da segurança para sistemas de produção. Isso inclui Zerocoin e Zerocash, os primeiros sistemas a fornecer pagamentos fortemente privados sobre blockchains públicas. Também inclui trabalhos que melhoram a segurança de mensagens móveis, incluindo ataques ao iMessage e novas técnicas para criptografia com encaminhamento seguro que protegem contra a exposição de chaves de criptografia. Ele obteve seu Ph.D. pela Johns Hopkins University sob orientação do Prof. Matthew Green. Seu trabalho foi destaque no The Washington Post, The New York Times, Wired, The Economist, e denunciado em pelo menos um artigo de opinião. Ele é um dos fundadores da Zcash, uma criptomoeda que preserva a privacidade baseada em seu trabalho no Zerocash.
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Zcash Bug Crisis Shows Privacy Cuts Both Ways, Experts Say
Zcash Crash Just Wiped Billions From the Privacy Coin's Market Cap—Can ZEC Recover?
RT @hudsonjameson: This. There are very very very very few experts in the world who are used to Zcash's codebase and design who could find…
Cypherpunk doubles down on Zcash after the crash zcash:native crashed today, and the company built around it crashed with it. After a critical counterfeiting flaw surfaced in Zcash's shielded pool, the token sank more than 40% and dragged Nasdaq-listed treasury firm @cypherpunk down as much as 40%
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The harsh market reaction to the recent zcash:native vulnerability patch is really two-fold: 1. Many people didn’t realize privacy coins had this unique category of vulnerability (silent infinite inflation bugs that nobody can truly verify was ever exploited or not) 2. AI-assisted hacking is a ser
No, Zcash was not exploited. The people who patched it were all top 0.001% of their field. The methodology to find it is known and accessible to 0.01% of people. The circumstances to find it were to hire a person whom already discovered an inflation bug 10 years earlier. The circulating supp
Sounds like people at solana are more loyal to zcash than sol. Reminds me of US politicians…. https://x.com/therealchaseeb/status/2062749404571083174
1/ I would argue that any ZK team who tells you their constraints are definitely complete hasn't looked hard enough. So I think it's actually bullish for $ZEC and the Zcash community, who are actively finding and patching these holes. https://x.com/zooko/status/2062644925590900980
Zcash has broken Bonnie Blue's record of fucking over 1057 men in 24 hours