The Zcon7 Program: Building What Comes Next
The Zcon7 program is live! View the full program and speakers lineup. Zcon7 is happening October 27–29 in Cancún, Mexico. This year, we designed Zcon differently. There are fewer presentations, more conversations, and more opportunities to engage with the questions that will shape what comes next for Zcash. Everyone in the room is part of making our future. Zcon7 will bring the Zcash community together for three days of debates, panels, workshops, technical discussions, and small-group conversations.
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Zcash Foundation Welcomes a New Technical Program Manager
We are pleased to welcome Joan De Arcayne, who joins ZF as a Technical Program Manager. Joan has spent the past several years working in crypto, launching products, running experiments, and working closely with engineering teams. Over that time, AI has become part of almost everything he does, from research and specs to prototyping, testing, and building things himself. Joan is driven by getting close to the engineering and keeping the distance between ideas and working code as short as possible.
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Zebra 7.0.0-rc.0: NU7 Arrives on Testnet
Zebra 7.0.0-rc.0 brings the NU7 Zcash upgrade to Testnet, cutting block times from 75 to 25 seconds, introducing a network sustainability mechanism, and adding shielded transaction limits. Operators are urged to upgrade before height 4,465,026, with no Mainnet activation set yet.
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Zebra 6.4.2 Release
Zebra 6.4.2 is an emergency security release that fixes a high-severity crash vulnerability in Zebra 6.4.0 and 6.4.1, which are recalled. The bug allowed any peer to crash a node with a single malformed v6 transaction. The fix restores a parse-time check, and all operators of affected versions should upgrade immediately.