On April 3, 2023, Least Authority performed a security audit of the Ava Labs Subnet Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). We are pleased to announce that upon completion of the audit, Ava Labs has elected to make the findings of that report available to the public. Ava Labs maintains AvalancheGo, the
Our government affairs and legal counsel teams at Least Authority traveled to Washington DC in early April to attend the Global Privacy Summit 2023 hosted by the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP). As Least Authority builds privacy-enhancing technology, we found it paramount to join, meet, and network with other
Least Authority would like to announce the creation of the “Least Authority Security Index”, a tokenized collection of our most security-dedicated clients. This index will provide diversified exposure to crypto assets that have a high security rating, showing their commitment to high standards of security, as determined by Least Authority
Our MoonMath Manual to zk-SNARKs is generating a lot of interest and so we’ve put together answers to some of the most common questions. What are zk-SNARKs and why should I care? Zk-SNARKs, or zero-knowledge succinct non-interactive arguments of knowledge, is a type of zero-knowledge proof that allows for the
We want to alert the community that Manifest V2 extensions that are not already available in the Chrome Web Store will have to be reimplemented in the Manifest V3 extension platform in order to be published. As of January 2022, the Chrome Web Store stopped accepting new Manifest V2 extensions
The Least Authority team reached a notable milestone this month, completing our 100th security audit with the publication of the Clorio Wallet + Mina Ledger JS audit report, funded by the Mina Foundation. Security audits are a key component of Least Authority’s security consulting services. They represent a significant part
Least Authority recently participated in a business scale-up bootcamp organized by NGI TETRA. The bootcamp offered us valuable lessons and the honor of being chosen as one of its ‘winners’. NGI (Next Generation Internet) is a program funded by the European Union, supporting a “Human Internet that respects the fundamental values
Something that should be simple—sending files—is surprisingly hard at the moment. Aside from figuring out a reliable tool, whether it supports the file you want to send and whether the recipient can open it, there are also privacy and security concerns. That’s why we started working on the Magic Wormhole