ZetaCert Research
Research, audit, methodology
The ZetaCert Research team publishes what it finds in the open. Three free artefacts: a public audit tool, whitepapers, and the detector source code.
Public tool · Free
CryptoAudit
Audit a certificate or a hostname with the same detector chain used by our research team. No account, no retention.
Audit a certificate at audit.zetacert.comResearch · Whitepapers
Whitepapers
Cryptanalytic audits at corpus scale, analyses of migrated failure modes, CISO-facing recommendations. Academic rigour, executive readability.
Browse the whitepapersComing soon
Code · Open source
Cryptanalytic toolkit
Modern implementations of canonical detectors (batch GCD, Fermat factorisation, Hidden Number Problem, CA mis-issuance). Reproducible on commodity hardware.
See the GitHub repoOur research principles
- ·Reproducibility first. Every published finding can be replayed end-to-end from public Certificate Transparency.
- ·Strict coordinated disclosure. No vendor or operator marker is unmasked before its agreed grace period expires.
- ·Negative results published. What we looked for and did not find counts as much as what we did — and bounds our positive claims.
- ·No marketing-grade cryptography. If a claim is not publicly verifiable, it does not appear in our publications.
A methodological question, a finding to report?
Our coordinated-disclosure channel is open to researchers, CERTs, vendors and operators.