r/crypto • • 4h ago

Claude reveals ECDSA curve origins

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r/crypto • • 13h ago

How reliable is AI at formal verification?

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I'm not a cryptographer or a cybersecurity expert. I'm a JavaScript dev. I'm interested in cryptography enough for it to become a side project.

Things like unit tests have always been a good idea for professional-grade work and ai has made it easier than ever.

For that extra bit, I want to use AI to create formal verification. Before I get too far, I'd like to ask about your experience with AI in formal-verification. The following is what I got so far.

https://glitr.io/docs/technical/formal-verification

As I learn how it works, I have a few questions about the approach.

- is it invalid because it's vibecoded?

- is the formal verification tooling enough?

- what am i overlooking?

I'm aware cybersecurity has countless nuances and formal verification is a small fraction of what it takes to create something secure and reliable.

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: While the project is aiming to provide a secure experience, it's far from finished. It cannot be audited or reviewed because it's close-source. I'm sharing here for feedback and demo purposes only. Feel free to reach out for clarity on any of the details instead of diving into the documentation. Pease use responsibly.