Svmuu News: Zero-knowledge scaling company StarkWare has released a roadmap for Starknet’s quantum resistance, stating that the roadmap is divided into three phases to address the risk of future quantum computing attacks.StarkWare CEO Eli Ben-Sasson stated that Starknet can achieve resistance to quantum attacks by leveraging the advantages of its architecture, which is underpinned by zero-knowledge STARK proofs.
According to reports, the first phase of the roadmap involves replacing some existing security mechanisms—specifically, the Pedersen hash—with quantum-resistant versions and incorporating quantum-resistant signatures; the second phase focuses on migration tools to upgrade existing smart contracts without requiring developers to manually rebuild their applications; the third phase addresses dependencies that Starknet cannot resolve on its own, primarily depending on the quantum upgrade roadmap of the Ethereum. Circle, Ethereum, Solana, Tezos, and Algorand have all proposed quantum-resistant roadmaps. (Cointelegraph)
StarkWare Releases Starknet's Post-Quantum Roadmap
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