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Announcing ZKCC: zero-knowledge circuit language and compiler for practical deployment in Identity Wallets.

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The Birth of a Zero-Knowledge Programming Language

ZKCC: zero-knowledge circuit language and compiler for practical deployment in Identity Wallets.

Robin Berjon

Fascintern Media

We are facing a coordinated international fascist movement that works with explicit backing from Moscow, Washington, and tech monopolies, and is pr...

When you read Fascintern media, you are reading editorialised fascism. You aren't protesting. You have no power. You are just subjecting yourself to an information space that is editorially structured to promote fascism. When you write for Fascintern media, you are choosing to publish with them.

Ci stiamo avviando verso un mondo di intermediari invisibili, di portinai automatici, di mandanti e mandatari in una corte digitale dove l’uomo non sarà più il cliente a cui dare ragione, ma il soggetto remoto e un po’ misterioso dietro un’infinità di servizi incrociati.

Wired Italia

Verrà un giorno in cui delegheremo la burocrazia agli agenti di AI. Ma dovremo scegliere con attenzione a chi affidarci

Il futuro delle tecnologie di identificazione sarà la delega agli agenti automi. Ma per sollevarci dalla fatica del consenso dovremo rivolgerci a ...

Surveillance tech and digital ID systems can be seized by oligarchs for a take-over of contemporay society. It happened in USA, and Europe should understand this well to defend us all from it.

The Authoritarian Stack

How Tech Billionaires Are Building a Post-Democratic America — And Why Europe Is Next

#DigitalRights #EUPolicy

Some scary reflections about the future of digital identity, right on time for Halloween

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How we will delegate bureaucracy to AI

The future of identification technologies will involve delegating tasks to automated agents. Between the decentralised dream and the password asphy...

Qual è il reale impatto dei computer quantistici sulla sicurezza informatica? In questo thread tutto in lingua italiana condivido la mia analisi critica di tre aspetti fondamentali per distinguere i rischi concreti dalle speculazioni: un articolo ed un video.

After more than a decade using GCC and musl-libc toolchains packaged by various distributions, with extreme gratitude to the upstream projects, we are now using and sharing our own build:

💪 GNU / musl compilers | GNU / musl compilers by Dyne.org

C/C++ toolchains ready to use

It includes complete support for C++ and is built on GCC v15. It runs on x86 64-bit Linux (also WSL2), and each target architecture compiler is packaged in ~50 MB to fit in size-constrained systems. 💪 Big up to the GNU and musl-libc projects 🙏

💪 GNU / musl compilers | GNU / musl compilers by Dyne.org

C/C++ toolchains ready to use

About the online age-verification pilot in Europe, read on my updated about privacy in #EUDI

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Privacy in EUDI

Until process isolation is granted for every execution of zero-knowledge algorithms, privacy-preserving technology won't protect us from mega-corpo...

Now is the time to focus on details! zero-knowledge is a double-edged sword. Until process isolation is granted for every execution of zero-knowledge algorithms, privacy-preserving technology won't protect us from mega-corporations spying on us.

Tomb 2.12 is out! Now compressed filesystem mode (zstd) is on by default when formatting a tomb with Btrfs. We also have updated translations and documentation and the code was improved for readability and some bugfixes to slam, cloakify and KDF argon2.

Tomb

Tomb | Tomb: The Linux Crypto Undertaker

Tomb is a minimalistic command line tool based on Linux dm-crypt and LUKS, trusted by hackers since 2007.

Longfellow-zk leaves no more excuses against the adoption of privacy preserving tech for digital wallets.

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The Longfellow ZK (Google-zk)

Analysis of the longfellow-zk implementation, also known as google-zk, for MDOC/mdl selective disclosure of verifable credentials.

About to hit the stage at the We Make Future festival here in Bologna. I'll be diving into "Digital Sovereignty" and its significance for the #EUROstack

Cryptome is the oldest project for online freedom of information that has never sold out or surrendered. I still remember discovering it and then later meeting John Young

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In memory of John Young

The Internet has changed since Cryptome's inception. Still, the questions that Young's project raised some thirty years ago concerning secrecy, con...

I coined 'algorithmic sovereignty' and shaped 'digital sovereignty' as an epistemic noun in Europe's tech discourse. Today, I can calmly confirm: digital sovereignty has entered the 'digital bullshit bingo' phase.

Civic Protocol Economies is out! I'm happy to have contributed to this exploration into the potential synergies between civic economies and protocol economies. Community and collaboration meet decentralized technologies for novel approaches to value exchange and governance of economic systems.

Beyond Hacking: Building the Future in Europe We’re drowning in tech hype while real power—supply chains, data, materials—stays locked up. Time to change that. I’m sharing 3 radical projects I’m helping build: 🔹 PACESETTERS – Turning culture into a climate transition engine 🔹 LAUDS – Reinventing manufacturing as open & circular 🔹 CLOSER – Mining e-waste, not the Earth, for critical chips This isn’t another "innovation" fairytale. It’s a playbook for infrastructural revolu

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Beyond Hacking in 2025: Building the Future, One Radical Project at a Time

These aren’t abstract utopias; they’re live experiments reshaping Europe’s approach to culture, manufacturing, and strategic autonomy. And th...

With the fear index already up 50% (VIX), and even crypto markets coupling just now, this week's opening of financial markets will mark the beginning of a big, historical, recession.

I am happy to announce that my new minimalist C compiler and just-in-time interpreter dyne.org/cjit is made available by Microsoft as an official WinGet package. Feedback is very welcome from anyone using it, I'll be working towards 1:1 compatibility with GCC and CLang. If you ever need to run C code quickly, without signing any EULA and just downloading a few megabytes of data, then you'll love CJIT!

Linkedin became the place where marketing people pose as decision makers.

In the quest to optimize my software projects, I just wrote ⚡fastalloc32.c⚡ a small memory allocator for 32bit environments optimized for speed, safety and privacy. It should work well on applications transpiled to WASM, its first deployment is in Zenroom.