This chapter delves into the efficiency of ZK technology in ledger systems and its implementation potential in various projects. It highlights the outcomes of ZK Hack IV, including a participant solving puzzles while multitasking with personal responsibilities. The conversation also explores cybersecurity challenges, such as Capture The Flag competitions and the objective of fostering collaboration among experts.
This week’s episode is a little different from the usual and is split into two parts with Anna and Kobi exploring the history of ZK Hack, its origins and how the event has evolved into what it is today, including current activity in the ZK Hack ecosystem. The second half of the show splits off into Anna and Nico chatting the top 3 hackers from ZK Hack IV Online, which wrapped back in February. Each mini interview catches up with one of the winners and dives into what it was like to hack on the puzzles, which their favourites were and how they can be improved in the future.
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