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devcon8 / lattice based post quantum stealth address protocol

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Lattice-based Post-Quantum Stealth Address Protocol

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Speaker: Skas

Type: CLS - EPF Talk

Expertise: No prior knowledge

Event: Devcon

Date: Nov 2026

I'm sharing the results of my time in the EPF 7 cohort. Initially, I was planning to be assigned to a project about trustless log indexing (EIP-8304), but during the arrangements I needed to find something else to work on. I ended up drawn back to stealth addresses. Because of my previous successful experience with them, and an unsolved question that kept bothering me: why is everyone okay with DKSAP not being PQ-secure? And how do we tell people that existing protocols openly publishing transfer logs onchain according to EIP-5564 carry a serious privacy risk?

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Post-quantumCryptographyAccount AbstractionFormal VerificationPrivacy