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From webapps, through Solidity to GPU kernels — we own the stack end to end.
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Custom, cutting-edge solutions powered by AI, advanced cryptography, and distributed systems — for bold teams solving hard problems.















Cabinet Noir is a development studio focused on building software solutions for startups and lean enterprise teams.
A multidisciplinary crew spanning product, engineering, cryptography, and security — united by a love of ambitious, hard problems.

Chief Executive Officer
Sets the vision, aligns leadership, and steers company strategy.

Chief Technology Officer
Leads technical direction and oversees platform architecture.

Front-End Engineer
Builds high-performance interfaces and keeps UX crisp.

Design & UX
Crafts product experience and design systems across platforms.

Technical Solutions Engineer
Translates business goals into reliable technical solutions.

Full Stack Engineer
Delivers end-to-end features with performance and security in mind.

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With QAN, a company we co-founded, we worked with IBM to boost cybersecurity with AI.
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Discover the latest cybersecurity trends from experts from Microsoft, NL, the Luxembourg House of Financial Technologies and more about how to mitigate the risks on D-day.
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The 14yo boy who wanted to hack his teacher's computer and how he became Silur, one of the best hackers in the world
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Check out the Spotlight Series on DeFi with experts from the Frankfurt School, the European Blockchain Convention, and more!
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Watch our talk: 'Privacy and Security Controls and Methodology in the New AI Era'
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Zero knowledge meets Forbes. See how we built secure systems with enterprise actors.
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Sharing insights and tangible takeaways for Bosch's digital transformation
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A glimpse into some of the projects and platforms we've built
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Mainstream hash functions such as SHA or BLAKE, while generally efficient in their implementations, are not suitable for zero-knowledge boolean or arithmetic circuits due to their reliance on CPU designs.














