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Ethlabs proposes to achieve quantum resistance and AI resistance for Ethereum by 2027

Ethlabs published an article on the Ethereum developer community forum, proposing to set 2027 as the target year for Ethereum to achieve post-quantum and post-AI capabilities, referring to this plan as "pqai27." The proposal argues that with the rapid enhancement of AI capabilities, the accelerated development of quantum computing, and the increased ability of AI models to discover software vulnerabilities on a large scale, Ethereum should prioritize strengthening the security of its underlying protocol to prepare for potential future cryptographic risks and cyberattacks.Ethlabs pointed out that the U.S. government has advanced its target date for addressing quantum risks from 2035 to 2030, while Google plans to achieve post-quantum capabilities by 2029. At the same time, AI is solving a large number of long-standing mathematical problems and can also discover software vulnerabilities on a large scale. Ethlabs believes that although there is currently no evidence that existing cryptographic primitives will definitely be broken by AI, the associated risks are difficult to predict accurately, making it necessary to advance security upgrades proactively.In terms of the technical roadmap, Ethlabs divides the goals into two phases: the first is "pqai-ready," which means the Ethereum consensus layer will achieve a post-quantum upgrade, allowing all users to have a path to migrate to post-quantum accounts; if existing cryptography fails prematurely, the network can still operate with reduced processing capacity. The second is "pqai-scaled," which means supporting post-quantum transactions and data availability under full network capacity, aiming for post-quantum transactions to reach the processing scale of ordinary transactions, including post-quantum signature aggregation and post-quantum data availability solutions.To achieve this goal, Ethlabs suggests reassessing the scope of the upcoming hard fork Hegotá, reconsidering upgrades that do not belong to the critical path of pqai27. Among them, Frames and related post-quantum account proposals are still regarded as key components; FOCIL needs to be reassessed for its impact on upgrade progress and post-quantum compatibility. Additionally, Ethereum needs to choose between the post-quantum transformation of the existing Gasper consensus protocol and transitioning to a decoupled consensus. Ethlabs stated that to concentrate resources on advancing pqai27, it will withdraw the Quick Slots feature previously sought for Hegotá and plans to continue promoting this feature in 2028. The Glamsterdam upgrade and its scaling plan will proceed as originally scheduled. This roadmap remains a suggestion proposed by Ethlabs and will require further discussion and determination by Ethereum core developers.

first_img Decrypt collaborates with Helius to introduce confidential transfers for Money Account

Decrypt announces a partnership with the Solana infrastructure company Helius to introduce confidential transfer features for the Decrypt Money Account. This feature is based on Helius's Solana Privacy Rings privacy system, allowing users to send funds without disclosing the transfer amount, and transactions will not appear on the Solana public ledger. This move is part of Decrypt's evolution towards The Information Exchange, which integrates news reading, trading, and prediction markets into a single account.Decrypt co-founder and COO Ilan Hazan stated that he hopes the Decrypt Money Account will be at the forefront of on-chain finance, providing a user experience that goes beyond traditional financial platforms, with privacy as a core component.Helius's product head Tilo Palfner pointed out that public wallets expose users' holdings, transfer methods, and transaction behaviors. Once a wallet is linked to a personal identity, its financial history becomes visible to the entire network. He noted that the user experience of Solana Privacy Rings is similar to regular Solana transfers, completing almost instantly, with the difference being that outsiders cannot see the transfer details.The Decrypt Money Account does not require a mnemonic phrase, gas fees, or cross-chain bridges, and the underlying technology uses simple zero-knowledge proofs to allow users to prove ownership and control without disclosing their balance. Currently, the privacy feature only covers fund transfers and does not yet involve exchanges, earn, and prediction market positions supported by Jupiter on The Information Exchange.The core program is already running on the Solana mainnet and has been audited by Certora, OtterSec, and ZK Security; Helius plans to launch Custom Rings in the fourth quarter of 2026, allowing institutions to set their own compliance controls and audit access permissions.

The Ethereum development organization Ethlabs suggests postponing the determination of the Hoodi fork date

The non-profit research organization Ethlabs stated that the EIP-8037 and EIP-8038 in the Ethereum Glamsterdam upgrade involve adjustments to Gas costs and billing mechanisms, which may affect some already deployed smart contracts. Ethlabs recommends postponing modifications to the upgrade specifications or determining the fork date for the Hoodi testnet until the results of external audits are published and the relevant impacts are clarified. The final decision will be made by the Ethereum Core Developers Meeting (ACD).The two external audits commissioned by the Ethereum Foundation from ChainSecurity and Dedaub are expected to be published before November 16. On the same day, a public Q&A will be held during the ACD testing meeting. The ACD executive meeting on November 19 is expected to discuss the audit results and may decide whether to modify the upgrade specifications.Glamsterdam aims to increase the Ethereum Gas limit per block from 60 million to 200 million. Ethlabs pointed out that adjustments to Gas costs may affect contracts and tools with hardcoded operational costs, and changes in the billing mechanism may also cause some deployed contracts to exhibit unexpected behavior. For example, after an internal call rollback, the remaining Gas returned by gasleft() may actually increase, affecting the contract's judgment on whether the call failed due to Gas exhaustion.
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