Gas Limit
Maximum gas a transaction or block is allowed to consume; prevents infinite loops and DoS.
Maximum gas a transaction or block is allowed to consume; prevents infinite loops and DoS.
Unit measuring computational work in the EVM; users pay base fee plus tip per gas unit.
Math structure used for efficient cryptography; examples include secp256k1, ed25519, BLS12‑381.
Public‑key cryptosystem based on discrete logarithms; has homomorphic properties useful in voting.
Short‑lived cryptographic key used for a single session or message to improve forward secrecy.
Pattern where data is encrypted with a data key, which is then encrypted with a master key for secure storage.
Process of converting plaintext into ciphertext using ciphers and keys to ensure confidentiality.
Consensus fault where a validator signs conflicting blocks or messages at the same height/round.
Mechanism allowing users to withdraw funds from a Plasma chain back to L1 using priority queues and challenges.
Layer responsible for running smart contract code and maintaining state, formerly “Eth1”.