A researcher who used AI tools to identify a bug in Zcash says Monero is next on his audit queue. The move extends his security review work beyond Zcash to another major privacy-focused cryptocurrency.
A researcher who used AI tools to identify a bug in Zcash says Monero is next on his audit queue. The move extends his security review work beyond Zcash to another major privacy-focused cryptocurrency.
The report says the researcher’s earlier Zcash finding came through an AI-assisted process, though it does not provide additional technical details in the summary provided. His latest plans would bring Monero into the scope of that ongoing audit work.
A researcher who previously found a bug in Zcash with the help of AI is now adding Monero to his audit queue, according to CoinDesk. The development suggests he is continuing a broader security-review effort across privacy-focused cryptocurrencies.
The report says the researcher’s earlier Zcash finding came through an AI-assisted process, though it does not provide additional technical details in the summary provided. His latest plans would bring Monero into the scope of that ongoing audit work.
Monero and Zcash are both widely known for their privacy features, which often place extra emphasis on code review and protocol security. The new audit focus underscores continued attention on the reliability of privacy-coin software.
No further timeline or findings were included in the source summary. The report frames the Monero review as the next step in the researcher’s sequence of security audits.
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