AZOKLE RESEARCH // FUNDAMENTAL SCIENCE & CRYPTOGRAPHY

Fundamental Science & Cryptography.

Conducting and publishing open scientific research in zero-knowledge cryptography, post-quantum algorithms, and decentralized compute topologies to safeguard human digital sovereignty.

MIT / Apache 2.0
License Model
100% Audited
ZK-Circuits
Continuous
Independent Audits
0 Bytes
Telemetry Tracked
01 // DISCIPLINES

Active Research Pillars

NIST ALIGNED

Post-Quantum Cryptography

Developing lattice-based and stateless hash-based cryptographic primitives (ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA) to future-proof internet applications against quantum decryption.

Lattice CryptographyPost-QuantumFormal VerificationZero-State Primitives
ACTIVE RESEARCH

Zero-Knowledge Proof Systems

Architecting ultra-fast zk-SNARK and zk-STARK proving systems that achieve sub-second client-side verification on mobile hardware with minimal memory footprint.

zk-SNARKszk-STARKsRecursive ProofsClient Verification
EXPERIMENTAL

Confidential Edge AI Runtimes

Designing cryptographically isolated execution sandboxes for machine learning inference on consumer devices, preventing side-channel attacks and weight extraction.

Hardware EnclavesMemory ZeroizationEdge MLConfidential Compute
PEER-REVIEWED

Decentralized Consensus & Topology

Investigating high-throughput, low-latency asynchronous consensus protocols resilient to dynamic network partitions and adversarial Byzantine attacks.

Byzantine Fault ToleranceAsynchronous ConsensusNetwork Topologies
02 // OPEN SCIENCE

Featured Technical Papers

CRYPTOGRAPHY2026.04

Efficient Recursive Zero-Knowledge Argument Verification on Constrained Mobile Hardware

Azokle Cryptography Research Group

Published / Open Source
SYSTEMS2026.02

Side-Channel Immune Enclave Architecture for Autonomous Local Reasoning Models

Azokle Intelligence Division & Systems Lab

Peer-Reviewed Preprint
NEURAL BCI2025.11

Hardware-Enforced Cryptographic Boundaries in High-Bandwidth Non-Invasive Neural Decoders

Azokle BCI & Security Engineering

Open Access / FOSS

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