Project history
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Project history
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Alex Sol’s independent vulnerability research across zcashd and Zebra. The retroactive application covers the researcher’s disclosed findings, separate from the node maintainers’ remediation work.
Historical experiments under zcash-hackworks, including early cryptography, JavaScript primitives, cross-chain and test-network demonstrations. Readiness and archived status vary by repository.
External security reviews coordinated by Valar Group during the Ironwood response. The reimbursement application covers third-party audits and AI review costs, separately from Valar Group development and Zakura-only work.
Ariel Gabizon’s planned mathematical exposition of the Bulletproofs argument used in Ironwood verification, beginning with a short paper and LaTeX source. This grant is separate from the machine-checked verification award.
Research implementation of private message retrieval intended to help Zcash light clients. Published code is not evidence of wallet integration or production readiness.
Taylor Hornby’s responsible disclosure of the Orchard counterfeiting vulnerability. The grant is an individual research award, distinct from funding the Orchard library or any organization’s general development.
ChainSafe's isolated browser benchmarks for block retrieval, trial decryption, tree synchronization, and proving feasibility. This research prototype predates WebZjs and is not a complete end-user wallet.
Wallet-format survey and interoperability work for Zcash wallet migration.
Independent security research concerning Zebra consensus and node vulnerabilities. Awards belong to the named researchers and scopes, not to the Zcash Foundation or all Zebra development.
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