It has become clear the last few days that cybersecurity has become more important than ever. Agent swarms can go where we mortals never could, which results in many new vulnerabilities daily.
So it's a good time to add another source for Paperzilla research paper feeds. Many preprints are already covered by arXiv (including Cryptography and Security, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Number Theory), and now we expand on that by adding the IACR ePrint archive.
IACR stands for the International Association for Cryptologic Research, a scientific nonprofit that supports research in cryptology. Its Cryptology ePrint Archive is where researchers share papers on the mathematics behind encryption, cryptographic protocols, practical implementations, and attacks against them.
For anyone following cryptography or security research, this adds a focused source to their Paperzilla feed. All seven IACR categories are available, including Foundations, Cryptographic protocols, and Attacks and cryptanalysis. Paperzilla checks for new papers daily and matches them against your project's interests. Matching papers appear in your feed and digests, with the usual PDF links and summary features.
IACR ePrint is available on all Paperzilla plans. To add it, open a project, choose Edit Project, select IACR, and pick the categories you want to follow. You can also ask for IACR when describing your topic in the project setup chat.
I've made three projects public as free examples. Open any digest to see the kinds of papers Paperzilla selects for a specific research interest:
- Agentic Cyber Defense Against AI-Enabled Attacks: research on using AI agents to defend software and infrastructure against increasingly capable attackers.
- AI-Accelerated Mathematical Threats to Cryptography: research on how AI-assisted advances in mathematics and algorithms could weaken cryptographic assumptions.
- Zero-Knowledge Proofs and Secure Computation: research on zero-knowledge proofs, secure multiparty computation, and their practical implementations.