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PSE is a research and development lab delivering privacy to the Ethereum ecosystem.
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1/ 🌱 The zkID team published OpenAC: Open Design for Transparent and Lightweight Anonymous Credentials earlier this week with a show proof time of 0.129 seconds.

It describes a zero-knowledge identity construction designed to work with existing identity stacks and was purposely constructed to be compatible with the European Digital Identity Architecture and Reference Framework (EUDI ARF).
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We hardened Sonobe, our folding schemes & IVC library, before its first release.

Two audits: one human (@alpeh_v) + one AI (@v12sec).

Each caught bugs the other missed, but both independently flagged every critical one.

Read more 👇
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pse.dev Sonobe Updates 2026 Part 1: Audit Report | PSE Ahead of Sonobe's first release, we had our folding-schemes and IVC library audited by both a human auditor and an AI auditor. This article summarizes their findings.
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1/ New post alert! ⏰

Is onchain ZK PQ-ready? Round two of putting WHIR on Ethereum gave us an inconvenient result: small fields shrink proofs but make them challenging to verify. We rebuilt WHIR verifier over a 31-bit KoalaBear field and measured where the gas goes.

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pse.dev EVM Verification of WHIR over a 31-bit Field | PSE A standalone WHIR verifier over the 31-bit KoalaBear field can verify a 2^22 polynomial opening on EVM with 100-bit Johnson-bound soundness for 5.65 MGas in software, or 4.33 MGas with experimental...
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New on the blog: Machina iO's four-part series on circuit-specific decryption keys for FHE.

A primitive that lets a decryption committee publish a key for one specific computation and then step away no need for an always-online committee.

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pse.dev Circuit-specific decryption keys for FHE: a new four-part series from Machina iO | PSE Machina iO publishes a four-part series on circuit-specific decryption keys for FHE: a primitive that lets a decryption committee publish a key for one specific computation and then step away,...
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We built a real-world OpenAC implementation for privacy-preserving proof of personhood.

It uses an existing government-issued credential, proves eligibility in zero knowledge, supports revocation checks, and runs the proof flow on mobile devices.

Check threads for links and summary 🔗
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