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№ 013Security

Silent Inflation Bugs in Zero-Knowledge Proof Systems

ZK inflation bugs mint tokens from nothing while every proof verifies clean. The mechanism, the failure modes, and what a real detection framework requires.

Daniel Brooks7 min read / 29.06.2026
№ 014Security

Pedersen Commitments and Confidential Transactions Explained

Pedersen commitments hide transaction amounts while letting anyone verify no coins were created from nothing. The exact mechanism, step by step.

Daniel Brooks5 min read / 17.06.2026
№ 015Ethereum

Ethereum Precompiles: How Crypto Operations Get Fast

Ethereum precompiles run heavy cryptographic work at fixed gas costs inside the client, not the EVM. Here's exactly how they work and why they matter.

Ethan Caldwell6 min read / 17.06.2026
№ 016Bitcoin

Bitcoin Schnorr Signatures and Key Aggregation Explained

Schnorr signatures let multiple Bitcoin signers collapse into one. Here's exactly how key aggregation works and why it cuts fees and improves privacy.

Daniel Brooks6 min read / 15.06.2026
№ 017Analysis

Recursive zk-Proofs: Scalability Without Growing Costs

Recursive zk-proofs let blockchains batch thousands of transactions into one compact proof. Here's exactly how the math stays flat as volume grows.

Ethan Caldwell6 min read / 13.06.2026
№ 018Bitcoin

How Hash Functions Prevent Bitcoin Block Malleability

Cryptographic hash functions lock every Bitcoin block into place. Here's the exact mechanism that makes retroactive tampering computationally absurd.

Sophia Bennett6 min read / 13.06.2026
№ 019Security

How zk-SNARKs Stay Small Without Breaking Soundness

zk-SNARKs produce tiny proofs that verify in milliseconds. Here's the exact mechanism that makes them compact without letting cheaters through.

Daniel Brooks6 min read / 12.06.2026
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