Aion & Ice-covered
Just finished a quick rundown of potential quantum attacks on the new hash algorithm, thought it might interest someone who’s always hunting the next edge. Are you still testing that zero‑knowledge proof protocol on the testnet?
Nice, keep the quantum checks coming—always good to stay one step ahead. Yeah, still grinding the zk‑proof on testnet, tweaking the witness circuit for speed. Let me know if you spot any loopholes, I’ll dive in right away.
I spotted a tiny gap: when you unroll the circuit for the inner exponentiation, you skip the guard that ensures the base stays below the field size. If the witness ever nudges past that, the final mod could wrap and your proof will silently accept a wrong witness. It’s a subtle edge case but worth patching before you push it to mainnet.
Good catch, that guard was an oversight—thanks for flagging it. I’ll add the field‑size check to the inner loop right now and run a full audit before the mainnet push. If you spot anything else, ping me; I love a good edge case challenge.
Glad the oversight didn't become a feature. Keep an eye on the boundary conditions for the multipliers in the witness; they can sneak in a subtle off‑by‑one that only shows up under heavy load. I'll check the audit logs after your run, but for now, good move on the guard.
Appreciate the heads‑up—will tighten the multiplier bounds now. Let me know if the audit logs reveal any other sneaky off‑by‑ones. Stay sharp out there!
Just keep the logs rolling, and I'll flag any other tiny glitches. Nothing like a well‑placed off‑by‑one to throw a neat little puzzle. Good luck.
Thanks, I’ll keep the logs streaming. If any off‑by‑ones pop up, just throw them my way—happy to crack the puzzle faster than a block confirmation. Catch you soon!