CyberSandbox – Post-Quantum Privacy for Web3

What to Build Before 2029 ...

Wednesday, 5 August 2026 • Signal House off Fairbanks Road • 5:30pm Doors Open • Free Admission
with Alexander Havlin, MSc Cybersecurity researcher

Get a practical look at Ethereum's post quantum roadmap and the open-source SNARK tooling teams can start using today, presented by a current student researcher. 

Quantum computing timelines just got a lot more concrete and Ethereum's own engineering team has already published a detailed public roadmap for getting ahead of it. This session walks through what that roadmap actually looks like, covering hash-based signatures, SNARK aggregation and the proof systems making it possible, grounded in live research from this year's cryptography conferences.

Additionally, we look at Arkworks, an open-source post-quantum proving library used across the SNARK ecosystem, giving teams a practical path to start building post-quantum-ready privacy tooling.

Key Session Takeaways:

• Understand Ethereum's post quantum roadmap and why the timeline has become more urgent.

• See the specific SNARK and hash-based tools the industry is building around today.

• Learn where the open research problems still are, including a live US$1 million unsolved conjecture.

• See how Arkworks integrates into a real protocol and where to start if you want to use it yourself.

Leave with a clear understanding of Ethereum's post quantum roadmap and an open-source library you can start using straight away.

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About Instructors:

• Alexander Havlin is an MSc Cybersecurity researcher at Alessandro Chiesa's CompSec lab (EPFL), a maintainer of the Arkworks cryptographic library ecosystem, co-author of research on cryptographic signature vulnerabilities presented at ACM CCS, and past intern at Cayman Enterprise City.

Learn more about the CyberSandbox initiative here.
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