What if Privacy Were the Default? Most digital services still require accounts, personal data, and behavioral tracking permissions, even for simple actions. It’s often assumed that convenience depends on identity. . . .

Despite the preferences of data protection fundamentalists for minimal disclosure, disclosure obligations are legally required in several areas with the aim of protecting the integrity of the financial system and . . .

The Credibility Is in the Work All audits are significant in their own ways, but some stand out for their technical complexity, ecosystem influence, or global significance. As we approach . . .

At Least Authority, we believe that people have a fundamental right to privacy. In a technical context, a “right to privacy” translates into concrete requirements and design principles that ensure . . .

Least Authority has been awarded a grant from the Ethereum Foundation’s Verified zkEVM program to create a comprehensive Lean blueprint for two cryptographic protocols, STIR [ACF+25] and WHIR [ACF+24], which . . .

Threshold signing protocols, like FROST, help to facilitate trust while avoiding the reliance on a centralized authority. They do this by fault-tolerantly distributing information or computation among a cluster of . . .

In today’s rapidly evolving tech landscape, ensuring robust security is more than a checklist—it’s a collaborative journey. At Least Authority, our process begins by working closely with our client to . . .

Can Artificial Intelligence Be Integrated Into Our Workflow? At Least Authority, we are always exploring innovative ways to enhance our security auditing processes and improve our ability to identify vulnerabilities. . . .

The year 2024 was one of significant growth and collaboration across the Web3 landscape. From new grant funding initiatives to greater emphasis on security audits and privacy protections, the entire . . .

Commitment to Privacy Requires Action In November 2024, our legal team attended the IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress in Brussels, Belgium, hosted by the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) . . .