# v2 git bundle 9b175ae9b85b657440871b242e45f88e1f7adcc1 refs/heads/bundle 9b175ae9b85b657440871b242e45f88e1f7adcc1 HEAD PACKgXxrtree c37a20de3586a1104ee7f44b0b0b2a9182cb0f26 parent 8b1ea4ef7d92fcab04f52127706e84c253843ae2 author Zach Kelling 1787326875 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1787326875 -0700 pulsar: the single-use guard keys on the secret share, not the public label The nonce ledger keyed dedup on the packed w1, a public label. A swapped cert carries a different w1, so it reserved a fresh entry and the reuse guard never fired — the ledger recorded two first-uses of two labels while one secret was spent twice. Two fresh signers sharing the same y-share then released two z-partials under two challenges, and z_i^A − z_i^B = (c_A − c_B)·λ_i·s1_i recovered the share, the master key, and a forged FIPS 204 signature on a message no signer saw. A guard on the label cannot protect the secret the label refers to. The reservation now keys on y_i, the secret nonce share the response actually spends. It is constant across the two swapped certs, because they share the share, and distinct across legitimately different nonces — so the second spend of one share is refused where the w1 key could not see it. The committee-dedup property the w1 key protected is preserved: the ledger is already per-validator-share, so the same joint nonce reused across two committees that share the victim still collapses to one key. Reverting the reservation to the w1 key reopens the recovery and fails the test. ɖ`xtree a463dca1ccd1d785d65cbfba365db544498f9d6c parent edcc134399afbf2fd9076b61b74e13857a89c011 author Zach Kelling 1787299260 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1787299270 -0700 pulsar: one share, one binding — and the cert is checked where it is spent Round1 rebound. The y-share is set once and Round1 never touches it, so a second cert replaced the challenge derived over that share while the secret stayed put. Round2 then released a second z-partial against it, and z_A - z_B = (c_A - c_B)·λ·s1_i hands out the share — from there the master key, and a stock FIPS 204 signature on a message no signer saw. The single-use ledger could not catch it. It keys on the packed w1, so a swapped cert carries a different w1, reserves a FRESH entry, and the reuse guard never fires: the ledger faithfully records two first uses of two labels while one secret is spent twice. A guard on the public label cannot protect the secret the label refers to. This one sits where a cert meets the share it will be spent against. The cert is also now checked on that path. VerifyNonceCert is exported, complete, and called by nothing, so every clearance QC reached the signer unexamined. What is self-contained is settled here — a missing QC, and a QC that does not cover the cert's own payload. The weight and the bitmap are not: both need the validator set size, a signer knows only its signing quorum, and inventing that number would refuse honest certs. The caller holding the set must run VerifyNonceCert before Round1.  cx2tree 27b8e6a4e514546a351fa3f9117b33e3fe4829a0 parent 22731aba9987927e5ead337640c52d0f687c4f58 author Zach Kelling 1785457145 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1785457145 -0700 ci: one CI path — .hanzo/workflows All five jobs in .github/workflows/ci.yml named `runs-on: lux-build-amd64`. No runner on this forge carries that label — the pools are `lux-build-linux-` — and a job naming a label nothing carries does not fail, it waits. Every push left five jobs queued permanently, and these are among the longest jobs the fleet runs: an opam switch, an EasyCrypt source build and two jasmin-ct passes. Nothing here is dropped. The Go reference tests, the KAT replay, the spec PDF, the high-assurance gate and both jasmin-ct jobs all earn their keep, so they move to .hanzo/workflows/ci.yml intact on `lux-build-linux-amd64` — including the libjade job's tracked allowed-failure, which stays non-blocking for the reason recorded against it (issue #2: closing it needs libjade-internal CT analysis, and a misplaced #declassify there would create a real vulnerability). Added: a concurrency group, so a newer commit cancels the older run rather than queueing behind it. With jobs this long that is the difference between a queue that drains and one that grows. ci.yml was the whole of .github/workflows, so nothing is stranded — which is the constraint: the forge stops at the first workflow directory that exists, so a repo's entire .github/workflows suite goes dark the moment .hanzo/workflows appears. Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev 2j,axtree e1adbc90bbf343441a6c4845b3e108ed7c0d51c4 parent 1c896ab5fea324bbd5c17bd5a352468358299a2b author Zach Kelling 1785348734 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1785348734 -0700 spec: cite Ringtail by its title, and state Corona's licence references.bib gave ePrint 2024/1113 the title "Corona: Practical Two-Round Threshold Signatures from Learning with Errors". The paper is "Ringtail: Practical Two-Round Threshold Signatures from Learning with Errors", by the six authors the entry already named correctly. A title is the authors' words. The file's own header asks for exactly this — "verified against https://eprint.iacr.org... Do not paraphrase or guess". Ringtail is their scheme. Corona is Lux's implementation over Ring-LWE; Pulsar retargets the same two-round structure to Module-LWE for FIPS 204. The prose and the citation key now say so, and this spec is the NIST MPTC submission, so it is the last place to get it wrong. patent-notes.tex stated "Corona's open-source repo is Apache-2.0 with no asserted patent claims". Corona is under the Lux Ecosystem License v1.2, which reserves commercial use — no Apache grant and no Apache §3 patent grant. The surrounding paragraph had been flattened by a rename into "Pulsar ... is derivative of Pulsar" and "Pulsar (and therefore Pulsar) is a fork"; it now names Corona and Ringtail where each is meant. Dropped the residual Pulsar-M spelling, including the naming rule that forbade writing "Pulsar" and required writing "Pulsar". Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev lzExVtree 885ed803879320c0a854291c074820e8c6ed5806 parent 0f3bbe54a82054753b0143e7e44957b96d1a4989 author Zach Kelling 1785256770 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1785256770 -0700 deps: drop go.sum lines that disagree with the checksum log These hashes were recorded from direct VCS fetches made while GOPRIVATE covered github.com/luxfi/*, which switches off the module proxy and checksum verification together. Tags moved afterwards, so what is written down here no longer matches what sum.golang.org holds and the build refuses to verify. proxy.golang.org still serves the originally-published bytes and those verify against the log, so dropping only the disagreeing lines and re-tidying restores a verified module graph with no version change. Lines that agree are untouched; this is not a regenerated go.sum. The failure followed the machine rather than the repository — the same commit built wherever the module cache was clean. Any machine or CI runner that fetched luxfi modules under the old GOPRIVATE holds the same poisoned entries. Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev M]x tree 6ba2d3ebe017a4a901d58d90359fb757c2cfab6f parent 9bfb37024f48d3b4cd11caf70fd509e751e7ac91 author Zach Kelling 1785058970 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1785059295 -0700 fix(deps): correct moved-tag hashes for luxfi modules in go.sum Several luxfi versions carry TWO different contents across this workspace, because published tags were moved instead of a new patch being cut: age@v1.5.0, pq@v1.0.3, threshold@v1.9.4, zap@v0.6.0, zap@v0.8.1. Adjudicated before editing, since "checksum mismatch / SECURITY ERROR" is also what a real supply-chain attack looks like. It is not one here: sum.golang.org holds the OLD hash while proxy.golang.org and a direct fetch BOTH serve the same NEW bytes. Two independent transports agreeing means nothing is rewriting content in flight — the tag moved at source. The sumdb entry is a fossil: GOPRIVATE covers github.com/luxfi/* with GOSUMDB=off, so our own modules never consult the checksum DB and a moved tag splits consumers silently. The old bytes are served by nothing now, so a stale pin can never build. Corrected to the only content that exists, in BOTH line forms (h1: and /go.mod h1:) — Go reports these one at a time, so a partial fix just relocates the error. Deliberately no `go mod tidy`: this changes no selected version, only the recorded hash of versions already chosen. Verified: `go list -m all` resolves with no checksum error. The durable fix is upstream: never move a published tag, cut x.y.z+1 instead. Vx tree ff40ab534ddd1dee11ed416c34f82d0c48faf84b parent 5130c73400768cff3592abaa2050650f4b62f022 author Zach Kelling 1784139160 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1785059295 -0700 chore(deps): bump geth v1.20.1 + luxfi deps — stack unification R@Qkxtree 05099055f56f6280be3a612b8a3544cb441fbf00 parent 160df36c07ec9a64caa1f09991562e8c066fb7ad author Zach Kelling 1783754021 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1783754021 -0700 ci: run linux jobs on lux-build-amd64 ARC scale set (no GitHub-hosted builders) QUpkxGtree 9109b16e1feb4b4df3c90f66dafed8b39a3e2352 parent fd0b427d46f5cd0c9f3ba4f67bb266cccfeda364 author Zach Kelling 1783521265 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1783521265 -0700 fix(pulsar): hard-cap PartyID before signer-bitmap allocation (DoS) Item7(a) library-side defense-in-depth, on SHIPPED pulsar v1.9.0 (the tag cloud's consensus v1.35.30 pins). Non-breaking: CanonicalSignerSet's 2-arg signature is UNCHANGED so the existing consensus consumer compiles and runs unmodified. CanonicalSignerSet sized the signer bitmap at make([]byte, maxID/8+1) with maxID taken straight from an attacker-controlled uint32 Partial. PartyID and no upper bound — a single Partial naming PartyID near math.MaxUint32 drives a ~512MiB allocation (memory-exhaustion DoS). Added MaxCanonicalPartyID = 1<<20 (bitmap <= 128 KiB) and a typed ErrPartyIDOutOfRange; CanonicalSignerSet now rejects any partial in `valid` whose PartyID >= the cap BEFORE the sort or the allocation. The whole slice is checked, not just the chosen subset, so a hostile PartyID cannot hide behind the threshold cut. The cap sits far above any real validator set (Lux runs hundreds to low thousands) so legitimate inputs are never rejected. This is orthogonal to — not a replacement for — the consumer's own exact-ValidatorSetSize bound (consensus PulsarRoundSigner.Finalize, its companion commit): the library needs no external context and stays signature-stable, so this hardening protects any future caller lacking that upstream guard. New test: TestCanonicalSignerSet_RejectsOversizedPartyID (MaxUint32, excluded-from-chosen, at-cap boundary, and the just-below-cap happy path with a bounded bitmap). No go.mod/go.sum change. @X4xJtree 144072c31f03855cd26504dca6cb972d520da818 parent 2008710cd2b2901b1a0ed4da217a24a84ef1ceff author Zach Kelling 1782860368 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782860368 -0700 refactor(layout): ref/go/pkg -> pkg, ref/go/cmd -> cmd (canonical Go layout); home pulsard daemon at pkg/pulsard Moves the Go reference implementation to the idiomatic repo-root pkg/ (library) + cmd/ (genkat tool) layout, dropping the ref/go/ nesting. Imports become github.com/luxfi/pulsar/pkg/pulsar. The pulsar DAEMON (formerly the unhomed standalone github.com/luxfi/pulsard module) now lives canonically at github.com/luxfi/pulsar/pkg/pulsard. No replace directives. BREAKING: consumers must update github.com/luxfi/pulsar/ref/go/pkg/... -> github.com/luxfi/pulsar/pkg/... and bump to v1.9.0. Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev =-xtree 13b2ec969d90d0b4fa81c868f8d3b5818f77bfb0 parent 6731bef01f4a47363b3e22afd64f40c87be66ce4 author Zach Kelling 1782704141 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782704141 -0700 docs(brand): add hero bannerXDxtree 8c5b4aca595a1851da1e7aed3997ce70cf4b244e parent edce889e9bb16cba43d0b4c14e8caeb4bf254691 author Zach Kelling 1782704140 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782704140 -0700 chore(brand): dynamic hero bannerGΚkxEtree a5da91315c6b3d1c1e1407da49ecea1071aa6c35 parent 74f7fd8d5d1460837a90fab0b7cbf817e3b94db5 parent d8c2b20ad226c4736a60e47624878171dad720d2 author Zach Kelling 1782697379 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782697379 -0700 Pulsar v0.7.0: rip the legacy trusted-dealer / reconstruct path — no-reconstruct is now STRUCTURAL The legacy_trusted_dealer quarantine is dead weight now that dealerless Mithril RSS keygen + no-reconstruct signing are the production path. DELETED 9 files (large_{types,reshare,dkg,threshold}.go, largeshamir.go, their tests, bootstrap_dealer_test.go) — the reconstruct-at-combiner LargeCombine (the H-1 footgun) and the DealAlgShares trusted dealer are GONE, not quarantined. Converts a POLICY guarantee (the tag is excluded from the build) into a STRUCTURAL one (the path does not exist). The 3 surviving test consumers of the dealer were migrated to a test-only buildAlgShareFixture (byte-faithful: the RED nonce-reuse attack still recovers s1, so GATE A keeps its teeth). The CI invariant was repurposed to TestCI_ReconstructAndDealerRipIsComplete — RED-fault-injected: it FAILS if func LargeCombine(/func DealAlgShares(/the legacy tag reappear, and FAILS if MithrilRSSKeygen/AggregateBCC disappear. The legacy code is preserved (archived, not used) in luxfi/dealer. RED-verified MERGE: 5/5 vectors hold; GATE-1/2/A/B/C + RSS gold proof + hyperball + capstone green; default + legacy-tag builds clean (tag now selects nothing); 106 .go files scanned, zero reconstruct/dealer symbols. obstruction guard (naive_additive_seta_obstruction.go) kept + reframed (Mithril RSS is the escape, not a dealer). Docs (VERSIONS/PULSAR/CHANGELOG) cleaned of the legacy track. XN ExYtree a5da91315c6b3d1c1e1407da49ecea1071aa6c35 parent 1b9ba6088b7821d38aa6942c28b144bc9b90f340 author Zach Kelling 1782681997 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782681997 -0700 docs: drop the deleted trusted-dealer / LargeCombine sections VERSIONS.md + PULSAR.md described code that no longer exists. The keygen track is now simply: dealerless Mithril RSS (production) + no-reconstruct signing. - VERSIONS.md: delete the 'Trusted-dealer bootstrap (DealAlgShares)' and 'Legacy GF(q) seed-share committee (large_*.go, quarantined behind legacy_trusted_dealer)' table rows; drop LargeCombine from the banned-primitive list; update the CI-invariant bullet to TestCI_ReconstructAndDealerRipIsComplete; rewrite the canonical one-line scope (dealerless KEYGEN DONE via Mithril RSS, leak-free NonceMPC the remaining gen-side residual). Honest scope preserved (standard-verifier PROVEN vs distribution-equivalence residual R1). - PULSAR.md: un-name the dead legacy_trusted_dealer tag in the v0.5 history row. CHANGELOG.md already states the dealerless-RSS end state (no edit needed). xʙxtree 84ad9731180c2f6e8829b83f67693a96a5934efc parent 551abf7cdfdd71b39187590431cd7cdc24a9e2a8 author Zach Kelling 1782681809 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782681809 -0700 pulsar: rip the legacy_trusted_dealer reconstruct path + trusted dealer Delete the quarantined reconstruct-at-combiner stack and the trusted-dealer keygen — dealerless Mithril RSS keygen + no-reconstruct signing are the production path, so the quarantine is dead weight (it lives in git history). Deleted (9 files): production: large_types.go large_reshare.go large_dkg.go large_threshold.go largeshamir.go (the LargeCombine reconstruct-at-sign stack) tests: large_e2e_test.go largeshamir_test.go precompile_e2e_test.go dealer: bootstrap_dealer_test.go (DealAlgShares trusted-dealer keygen) Also removed the untracked scratch zz_diag16_test.go. Repurposed/updated the gates so they are clean, not dangling: - ci_build_invariant_test.go: the two legacy tests (assert the tag gates files / dealer is test-only) are obsolete — there is no legacy to exclude. Replaced with TestCI_ReconstructAndDealerRipIsComplete: scans EVERY .go file and fails if func LargeCombine / func DealAlgShares / the legacy_trusted_dealer tag ever reappear, AND asserts the live MithrilRSSKeygen + AggregateBCC remain (rip didn't overreach). Stronger + permanent. This is the sole sanctioned holder of the forbidden strings. Kept TestCI_NoAssemblyOrCgoFiles verbatim. - gate2_reachability_test.go: drop the deleted LargeCombine/DealAlgShares from the banned-primitive set (the ci-invariant owns 'they don't exist'); the gate keeps proving the LIVE reconstruct primitives are unreachable from the sign path. Cleaned stale comments. - no_reconstruct_committee_test.go: drop the func LargeCombine declaration scan and the deleted-file check from GATE-2 structural (now the ci-invariant's job); GATE-1, GATE-2 behavioural, and the KeyFromSeed allowlist scan stay green. Default build, legacy-tag build (now a no-op), and full suite all green. aҰHxztree e680f96dcfe6837c405d63aeaf7c73e1ee055d01 parent d6f37003eb62f3af89b20352dfb7a5ba7cfe3867 author Zach Kelling 1782681429 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782681429 -0700 pulsar: scrub stale dealer/LargeCombine references from surviving sources Comment-only fixups so no surviving production file names the symbols being ripped: - distributed_bcc.go: the keygen fence is no longer a trusted dealer — point to Mithril RSS (mithril_rss.go) + the hyperball sibling; drop the redundant 'DealAlgShares RIPPED OUT' narration block. - types.go: drop the dangling 'LargeCombine (large_threshold.go)' reference. - talus_dkg_vss.go: the stock-verifiable key is dealerless Mithril RSS, not a trusted dealer. - mithril_rss.go: 'instead of a trusted dealer' (un-name DealAlgShares). - naive_additive_seta_obstruction.go: fix the stale distributed_bcc_dkg.go filename; Mithril RSS is now IMPLEMENTED (the realized dealerless escape), not 'fall back to a dealer'; reframe the error + entry-point docs. The COMPUTED S_eta obstruction math is unchanged. The obstruction guard's tests still pin the arithmetic; no symbol removed. (ʎ=x.tree 75207b3fb904dbb94f8d8eb5bd96786aa486a824 parent 74f7fd8d5d1460837a90fab0b7cbf817e3b94db5 author Zach Kelling 1782681146 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782681146 -0700 pulsar: migrate no-reconstruct SIGN tests off the trusted dealer The DistributedBCCSigner / AggregateBCC tests bootstrapped their Shamir s1-share committees via DealAlgShares (the trusted-dealer keygen). Replace that with buildAlgShareFixture, an honest TEST FIXTURE: it samples one ordinary S_eta ML-DSA key in-process and Shamir-shares s1 over GF(q) purely to seed the signing proofs. This is byte-faithful to the old fixture (same key, same shares) so GATE-1 (circl verify), GATE-2 (no-reconstruct) and the RED nonce-reuse attack stay green. The production dealerless keygen is Mithril RSS (mithril_rss.go), untouched; the production SIGN path never forms s1 — a property of signing, independent of how the fixture dealt the shares. Prepares DealAlgShares for deletion. NI]x%tree 6a0db444fffde09d7ccd7da4c6d0936361eb739b parent 34dfb8b8855861fb01a7b500bb956de962a36663 author Zach Kelling 1782656372 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782656372 -0700 bench(pulsar): mlwe-conversion overhead — de-dup regression check Decomplected, one concern: the per-op poly<->mlwe.Poly marshal the Phase-4 DRY de-dup put into the ring hot loop (toMLWE/fromMLWE). Isolates pure conversion vs ring math: toMLWE, fromMLWE, RoundTrip (pure tax), NTT/INTT/MulNTT via mlwe. VERDICT: de-dup did NOT regress perf where it matters. - Allocations: ZERO. ntt/invNTT/mulHat all report 0 allocs/op. toMLWE in ISOLATION shows 1 alloc/2048B only because the sink forces the result to escape; -gcflags=-m proves toMLWE is inlined at every ring-op call site (mldsa_lattice.go ntt:230, invNTT:244, mulHat:174x2) with 'make([]uint64,256) does not escape' -> stack-allocated. Only toMLWE's own generic return path (line 96) escapes, never the hot loop. - CPU: pure conversion RoundTrip 249ns is ~12% of an NTT (2043ns), ~25% of MulNTT (1507ns) -- a modest constant factor, the price of one audited ring core (luxfi/mlwe), NOT a GC/alloc regression. BRAID FLAGGED (not fixed -- bench task must not refactor production crypto): the conversion is braided into every ring op because luxfi/mlwe's Ring speaks []uint64 while pulsar's wire/FindHint frame needs [256]uint32. A zero-copy mlwe API over borrowed buffers could reclaim the constant factor; out of scope here. / 1xtree 644c0cf16eed704c98655b2ab393c107128c3c92 parent 1b0c7fd01537f101b25fc5554d94674605126b4f author Zach Kelling 1782656160 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782656160 -0700 bench(pulsar): committee-output verify baseline (stock FIPS-204) Decomplected, one concern: VerifyCtx on a genuine committee-produced threshold signature (dealerless RSS keygen + threshold Sign in setup), ML-DSA-65/87. The timed op is verification only. Finding: committee output verifies at EXACTLY stock single-key cost -- P65 140 us vs single-key 136 us, P87 223 us vs 226 us, both 5 allocs/op and identical byte footprint (33KB / 57.8KB). The verifier never learns the signature was threshold-produced. This is the cheap baseline the dealerless signing paths are measured against. a6%KxLtree 908bef0228c28b84f05319fdf36b4c2b8df4f061 parent c9710d003bf0589ad6f28724d6424785c49e9a92 author Zach Kelling 1782656090 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782656090 -0700 bench(pulsar): BCC no-reconstruct distributed sign + AggregateBCC isolated Decomplected, one concern: the DistributedBCCSigner (DealAlgShares Shamir key) no-reconstruct path. Two isolated measurements, keygen in setup: - BenchmarkBCCDistributedSign: the FULL ceremony per signature (fresh signers + NonceMPC deal + Round1/Round2/Finalize + rejection restarts). P65 10-17 ms, P87 14-24 ms across 5-of-3 / 5-of-4 / 7-of-5. - BenchmarkBCCAggregate: the AggregateBCC combine path in isolation — one ceremony in setup captures a known-good (aggregator, R1, partials); the timed op is the aggregator's deterministic Finalize on those fixed inputs (per-partial proof verify + flat z-sum + public-w' hint recovery + assembly + self-verify). 1.79-3.66 ms; allocs scale exactly with quorum (322/424/526 = +102/partial). ~5-7x cheaper than the full ceremony. *testing.B fixture builder + ceremony driver mirror the proven newBCCFixture/runBCCCeremony, reusing the bccFixture struct (additive). k Ix`tree 70b20d5fadfd7e1893973e922e354e3f29e4be0d parent 503c90af07552f95f970a611426c222d6fa31a41 author Zach Kelling 1782655937 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782655937 -0700 bench(pulsar): HYPERBALL no-reconstruct sign + reconstruct-tax baseline Decomplected, one concern: SignHyperball (no-reconstruct 3-round threshold signer) cost per (mode in {65,87}, family). Keygen is setup; the timed op is the full sign. Reports derived K parallel slots, per-party subset load, sig bytes, and the mean rejection-round count (rounds/op). Real finding (Quasar finality deployment): the no-reconstruct path runs K=126-256 parallel commitment slots -> 250-580 ms/op and 1.8-4.6M allocs/op, a 120-290x tax over the reconstruct path (BenchmarkHyperballReconstructTax, 1.85-2.4 ms). n=16,t=14 EXHAUSTS the 64-round budget on the hyperball path (reported as a skip) though the reconstruct path signs it in ~8 ms -- the real no-reconstruct scaling boundary. Per-round cost is not independently invocable (one-shot signer loops the 3 rounds x K slots internally); reported as derived rounds/op, flagged in the file header as a public-surface observation (not refactored). 2x/tree 728c50b0ac01860366ea725b306a26c9167f6fcb parent 455e8a9760a1788da4bc41e08347c462126dd90c author Zach Kelling 1782655472 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782655472 -0700 bench(pulsar): RSS dealerless keygen — combinatorial C(N,M) curve Decomplected benchmark, one concern: MithrilRSSKeygen cost across the committee families the dealerless line uses, swept over ML-DSA-44/65/87. Reports ground-truth rss.NumSubsets (C(N,N-T+1)) + tau*C*eta vs gamma2 so the combinatorial cost is measurable: C=8 (n8t8) -> 28 (n8t7) -> 560 (n16t14, the v0.6.3 overflow-fix family). The rejected n16t12 (C=4368, tau*C*eta=856128 >= gamma2) surfaces its real ValidateCommittee reason, making the viability wall part of the curve. allocs/op scales ~linearly with C (load-robust): 216 -> 581 -> 10328. ^6xitree 4b409660bdc5dfb2e65e100b436205707a58938b parent 241ccba17f8126545f80dbb6115bc817a63233c6 author Zach Kelling 1782652885 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782652885 -0700 docs: VERSIONS + CHANGELOG — keygen is dealerless (RSS), not trusted-dealer The keygen-track tables claimed 'KEYGEN stays trusted-dealer (Residual B)' and 'Dealerless byte-FIPS-204 KEY DKG | PROVEN UNREACHABLE' — both false since v0.6.0. Corrected to the accurate scoped truth: dealerless committee keygen via Mithril RSS (mithril_rss.go) is the production keygen, standard-verifier-compatible (proven); only the NAIVE additive S_eta lift is unreachable (not a class impossibility — RSS is the published escape). Added v0.6.0-v0.6.3 + HYPERBALL signer to the version ledger. Distribution-equivalence stays a labeled residual. Docs-only; matches PULSAR.md (31f681d). Wxjtree 20d5b3e7a8579e139731da3579c054cfc89cdfe2 parent f4a11d5b555e2d96dbe08425ebc78c1878d42392 parent ef0f8ac574a76bd88384897c12e05a064f4fac74 author Zach Kelling 1782652659 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782652659 -0700 Merge docs/pulsar-final2: bring Pulsar docs current to v0.6.3 (dealerless RSS keygen + hyperball no-reconstruct signer + Avalanche-native sampled-cert math) ʒx =tree 20d5b3e7a8579e139731da3579c054cfc89cdfe2 parent f4a11d5b555e2d96dbe08425ebc78c1878d42392 author Zach Kelling 1782652641 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782652641 -0700 docs(pulsar): bring PULSAR.md + DKG-PROOF-BOUNDARY.md current to v0.6.3 Updates the certificate-layer spec and the DKG proof-boundary spec/vectors from their v0.5.0 grounding (docs/pulsar-final, 24 commits behind) to the real v0.6.3 tree (885f691). DOCS ONLY — no code touched. Every implementation claim re-grounded file:line in ref/go/pkg/pulsar/ at v0.6.3. The load-bearing change: the keygen residual is CLOSED for Claim (A). v0.6.0+ ships DEALERLESS RSS keygen (mithril_rss.go MithrilRSSKeygen — Mithril short Replicated Secret Sharing, ia.cr/2026/013; the dealer is dead at keygen too), whose threshold signatures verify byte-for-byte under stock circl mldsa65.Verify (mithril_rss_test.go:38 all 15 committees N<=6; mithril_rss_n8_test.go:16 T==N at n=8,n=16). The v0.6.3 accumulateSubset per-subset mod-q reduction (mithril_rss.go :122) fixes a uint32 overflow that wrapped the key once C(N,N-T+1)>=512, unblocking large committees (n=16,t=14, C(16,3)=560; reconstructed ||s2||inf~205 << gamma2). The Mithril 3-round HYPERBALL no-reconstruct signer (mithril_rss_hyperball.go SignHyperball, gates 5/6) signs the RSS key with NO party/coordinator ever forming the full s1/s2/y/w0/sk: each party emits only z_j = y_j + c*s1_(j); the summed z is a standard FIPS-204 response; the secret mask y is never serialised (commit 6a17e74). Verifies under stock circl (mithril_rss_hyperball_test.go:41). PULSAR.md: full v0.6.3 architecture (dealerless RSS keygen, hyperball no-reconstruct signer, BCC/CSCP v0.4, malicious hardening v0.5, mlwe de-dup v0.6.1/.2, overflow fix v0.6.3); the version lineage (v0.3 algebraic-broadcast REMOVED -> ... -> v0.6.3 + hyperball); and the Avalanche-native sampled-cert committee math — sample MANY small dealerless RSS committees, r-of-m binomial tail, default Pulsar-HYBRID-PQ-v1 n=8,t=7,m=12,r=8 (one-committee p~2^-8.6, P_fail~2^-59.8; NOT n=64/t=5), unbiasable stake-weighted VRF sortition seeded by the prev finalized block, committeePlanHash bound into the Quasar subject, three tiers FAST/HYBRID_PQ/PQ_ROOT. DKG-PROOF-BOUNDARY.md + vectors: keygen residual restated (CLOSED via dealerless RSS for Claim A; full FIPS-204 KeyGen-distribution-equivalence is the labelled open-research residual). Keeps the 7 deliverables; adds RSS keygen + hyperball to the transcript spec, DST table, share-commitment format, vectors (3 new positive, 5 new negative), and the proof checklist (18 rows). Line numbers refreshed v0.5.0 -> v0.6.3 throughout. Claim discipline held: (A) standard-verifier-compatible is PROVEN (circl accepts; tests cited); (B) full FIPS-204 KeyGen-distribution-equivalence + malicious-secure CSCP/identifiable-abort are labelled residuals. Never claims FIPS/NIST-certified threshold ML-DSA, fully-malicious-secure-proven, or global-1000-validator DKG. mbߓQxtree 4fd747b13d48fb94b3da3f0cd178d9bfe91a5adb parent e0212d39cf6ccc7acf78bcfb18f2542a20ad90a2 author Zach Kelling 1782651209 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782651209 -0700 Pulsar v0.6.3: fix uint32 overflow in RSS subset-secret accumulation (unblocks large committees) MithrilRSSKeygen / ReconstructKeyMaterial summed all C(N,M) per-subset short secrets with raw uint32 poly.add and reduced mod q only once at the end. Each chi_eta coefficient sits in the [q-eta, q+eta] rep (~q~2^23), so the accumulator overflows once C(N,M) >= floor(2^32/q) = 512 — wrapping the coefficient into a large-secret (unsignable) wall key. This silently broke the owner fault-tolerant default n=16,t=14 (C(16,3)=560): reconstructed ||s2||_inf came out ~q/2 instead of <= C*eta = 2240, so no signature could verify. n=8,t=7 (C=28) and all prior committees (C<=20) were below threshold, hence unnoticed. Fix: accumulateSubset reduces mod q PER subset. modQ is an additive homomorphism => the short Sum_S secret is IDENTICAL to a single final reduction for small committees (n<=8 bit-identical) while every intermediate stays below 2q << 2^32. Byte-preserving for small committees: golden KAT vectors unchanged, RSS gold proof + full suite green (77s). Single-file keygen-correctness fix. Zj-x/tree c931dce5eb4885612640812723ad2f5f2573ab52 parent b8dbdd359664a943cc15b2b88eba5605d3f01c62 parent d9a34f3cb4f2e90bed2922bd5caa233e744cf2e5 author Zach Kelling 1782650854 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782650854 -0700 merge Pulsar trustless signing: dealerless RSS + general partition + overflow-fix + HYPERBALL no-reconstruct (gate 5) Unites main's mlwe-dedup line with the trustless-signing line: general Algorithm-6 balanced partition (n=8,t=7 + n=16,t=14 sign), the per-add mod-q overflow fix (C>=512), and the Mithril 3-round hyperball no-reconstruct threshold signing — no party/coordinator forms the full ML-DSA key at sign time. Gate 5 closed + verified, stock-circl-verifiable. \\KxFtree c95e4299f29185fc1aa6d5c13bc82500ea0d6c4e parent a6f0578112aea2a229dc2f4e8eccb2e01559e0ed parent d531f4986a5d7fde3258d223c918aaac7e31afa5 author Zach Kelling 1782638026 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782638026 -0700 Pulsar v0.6.2: complete mlwe de-dup — route SHAKE samplers + ML-DSA ring core onto luxfi/mlwe (Phases 3+4, byte-preserving) Finishes the Pulsar->luxfi/mlwe consolidation begun in v0.6.1 (transcript, Shamir). Phase 3 routes the FIPS-204 SHAKE samplers (ExpandA/ExpandS/ ExpandMask/SampleInBall) onto mlwe/sample/shake; Phase 4 routes the NTT/INTT/MulNTT ring core (and deletes the duplicate 256-entry zeta tables + montReduceLe2Q) onto mlwe/ring/mldsa. Both byte-identical by construction: mlwe was lifted verbatim from this package. Wire frame (bit-packers, a0+q Decompose/Power2Round) and FindHint/ no-makeHint (boundary.go) stay Pulsar-side — mlwe exposes those only via the normalized [0,q) interface, a different byte representation. GATE 3 + GATE 4: KAT byte-identical (9 keygen, 9 sign, 6 verify, 4 threshold-sign, 3 DKG); targeted suite 30/30; GATE-1/2, GATE A/B/C, capstone, Mithril RSS gold proof all green. Vector SHAs unchanged. Net -197 LOC. M'mx+tree c95e4299f29185fc1aa6d5c13bc82500ea0d6c4e parent 32507843d22bbfec8f36d9ee2bf31090cabcf005 author Zach Kelling 1782637870 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782637870 -0700 pulsar: route ML-DSA ring core (NTT/INTT/MulNTT) onto luxfi/mlwe/ring/mldsa (Phase 4, byte-preserving) poly.ntt/invNTT/mulHat now delegate to the canonical mlwe/ring/mldsa Ring (pulsarRing), which was lifted verbatim from this file — byte- identical by construction. Deleted the duplicate 256-entry zeta tables (nttZetas, nttInvZetas), montReduceLe2Q, and the now-dead mldsaQinv / mldsaROver256 constants. Added toMLWE widening helper (fromMLWE narrows). CT Montgomery convention preserved: bare INTT(NTT(p))==R*p, the real contract INTT(MulNTT(NTT(a),NTT(b)))==a*b. mlwe's Ring bundles reduce/normalize into INTT/MulNTT; this is byte-identical to the former hand-reduced call sites because every multiply chain terminates in normalize (only congruence-preserving add/sub intervene) before any representation-sensitive use — audited at all invNTT/mulHat sites. Kept Pulsar-side (mlwe exposes only the normalized [0,q) interface, incompatible with these representations): - raw add/sub (no-reduction accumulation in polyDotHat) - reduceLe2Q/le2qModQ/modQ (Barrett reductions used by call sites) - decompose/power2round (a0+q wire representation; FindHint + PackT0) - useHint/highBitsCoeff/centeredLowBits (per-coefficient FindHint, boundary.go, kept Pulsar-side per spec) - exceeds, mulBy2toD, all FIPS-204 bit-packers (wire frame) GATE 4: KAT byte-identical (9 keygen, 9 sign, 6 verify, 4 threshold-sign, 3 DKG); targeted suite 30/30; full suite green (minus pre-existing RNG-flaky TestRED_PoC_MEDIUM). Vector SHAs unchanged. $Ud\x1tree b86ce74ec646af5e8236541fb944e92f667158be parent a6f0578112aea2a229dc2f4e8eccb2e01559e0ed author Zach Kelling 1782636896 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782636896 -0700 pulsar: route FIPS-204 SHAKE samplers onto luxfi/mlwe/sample/shake (Phase 3, byte-preserving) ExpandA/ExpandS/ExpandMask/SampleInBall now come from the canonical github.com/luxfi/mlwe/sample/shake copy, which was lifted verbatim from this package — byte-identical by construction. New mldsa_sample.go is the sole Pulsar<->mlwe sampler bridge (fromMLWE converter + four adapters in Pulsar poly shapes). Deleted the duplicate sampler bodies: - polyDeriveUniform, polyDeriveUniformLeqEta, polyUnpackLeGamma1 (mldsa_lattice.go) and its now-unused encoding/binary + sha3 imports - polyDeriveUniformBall (mldsa_lattice.go -> bridge, thin SampleInBall) - expandMaskPoly (bcc_sign.go -> bridge, single-poly ExpandMask via L=1) - expandAPulsar (talus_dkg_vss.go -> bridge, vector ExpandA) keyderive + mithril_rss route ExpandA/ExpandS through expandAPulsar / expandSPulsar. Wire-frame packers (polyPackLeGamma1/T0/T1/W1/LeqEta, polyVecPackHint) stay Pulsar-side. SampleInBall/ExpandMask keep Pulsar-named per-poly entries (prod + no-leak/transcript tests call them per polynomial). GATE 3: KAT byte-identical (9 keygen, 9 sign, 6 verify, 4 threshold-sign, 3 DKG); targeted suite 30/30; full suite green (minus pre-existing RNG-flaky TestRED_PoC_MEDIUM). Vector SHAs unchanged. 7Vx`tree db9adfcb90eb28626a59bb993f2c04f0f21b0d83 parent 185cc5555721cdd47b1fcae92e7b81fd2801b8f5 parent ddff80e0e3293e167ffdd9c728ead76833dabdcc author Zach Kelling 1782635557 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782635557 -0700 Pulsar v0.6.1: de-dup transcript + Shamir onto luxfi/mlwe (byte-preserving) Phase 1: SP 800-185 transcript primitives (cSHAKE/KMAC/encoders) routed to mlwe/transcript — the ONE copy; Pulsar keeps only protocol-specific hash methods (transcriptHash prepends left_encode(nParts), not SP-800-185 TupleHash, so it stays Pulsar-side over mlwe encoders). Phase 2: Shamir Lagrange reconstruction + GF(257)/GF(q) field arithmetic routed to mlwe/share; dead modInv/modPow deleted. KEPT Pulsar-side: the seeded deal (2-byte GF257 / 4-byte GFq per-coeff draw — byte-incompatible with mlwe.Split's 8-byte rejection sampler, exactly as Corona kept its seeded deal) + wire types + the O(n) single-point Lagrange (mlwe vends only O(n^2); routing reshare loops through it would regress to O(n^3)). Byte-preserving: golden KAT vectors UNCHANGED (kat_test.go replays them green); full suite + gold proof (RSS stock-circl) + GATE-1/2/A/B/C all green. No wire byte / modulus / domain tag / test vector changed; no-reconstruct signing math and RSS keygen untouched. One-and-one-way DRY: Pulsar + Corona now share mlwe/transcript + mlwe/share. =`xtree db9adfcb90eb28626a59bb993f2c04f0f21b0d83 parent a554370b387cb7351510738bc61887eb3e0f07ce author Zach Kelling 1782634810 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782634894 -0700 pulsar: route Shamir Lagrange + field arithmetic onto luxfi/mlwe/share (Phase 2, byte-preserving) The GF(257) and GF(q=8380417) Lagrange interpolation and modular field arithmetic now route through github.com/luxfi/mlwe/share, the single Shamir surface shared with Corona. Pulsar keeps what is protocol-specific and byte-incompatible with mlwe's sampler: - the seeded deal (shamirDealRandom*/Accel, LargeShamir.Deal/EvalAt) — its 2-byte (GF257) / 4-byte (GFq) coeffStream draw + mod-reduce is byte- incompatible with mlwe's 8-byte rejection sampler, so it stays Pulsar-side (exactly as Corona kept its seeded ShamirSecretSharingGeneralWithSeed); - the share wire types (shamirShare uint16 / shamirShareQ uint32) and their (de)serialisation; EvalPointFromID/Q. Routed: - shamirReconstructGF / shamirReconstructGFQ → share.Lagrange(xs,0,field) over share.NewPrimeField(257) and share.MLDSAField (O(n^2), unchanged); Pulsar's zero/dup error identity (ErrZeroEvalPoint/ErrDuplicateEvalPoint) is preserved by checking before the call. - LagrangeAtZeroQ and reshare's lagrangeAtZero keep their O(n) single- coefficient form (mlwe vends only the O(n^2) all-coefficients Lagrange; routing the BGW/reshare per-party loops through it would be O(n^3)) but now do ALL modular arithmetic via share.Field.Sub/Mul/Inv — so no field arithmetic is duplicated. Deleted the now-dead modInvSmall/modPowSmall/modInvQ/modPowQ and their redundant unit tests (the field inverse is owned + KAT'd in mlwe/share). Byte-identity gate: golden vectors unchanged; KAT replays byte-identical (9 keygen, 9 sign, 6 verify, 4 threshold-sign, 3 DKG); Shamir deal/reconstruct, wire round-trips, zero/dup error identity, LagrangeAtZeroQ-agrees-with-recon, reshare, Talus BGW/MPC (signing-path single-point Lagrange) all green. HUxVtree b63671aa1bb841b57e548d777b5e939e9a171d9b parent 185cc5555721cdd47b1fcae92e7b81fd2801b8f5 author Zach Kelling 1782634082 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782634894 -0700 pulsar: route transcript onto luxfi/mlwe/transcript (Phase 1, byte-preserving) The SP 800-185 primitives (cSHAKE256/KMAC256 + LeftEncode/RightEncode/ EncodeString/BytePad) now live solely in github.com/luxfi/mlwe/transcript, the single hash surface shared with Corona. Pulsar keeps only what is protocol-specific: - the customisation tags and N="Pulsar" function name, - cshake256/kmac256 Pulsar-named entries (bodies delegate to mlwe), - transcriptHash/transcriptHash32 (Pulsar's length-prefixed digest, NOT SP 800-185 TupleHash256 — re-expressed over the shared encoders). Deleted the duplicate encoder/primitive bodies; routed the six direct encoder callers (abort, threshold, protocol_auth, dkg_wellformed_proof, nonce_transcript_proof, partial_proof) to transcript.LeftEncode/EncodeString. Byte-identity gate: x/crypto resolves to v0.52.0 (== baseline, no skew); golden vectors unchanged; KAT replays pass byte-identical (9 keygen, 9 sign, 6 verify, 4 threshold-sign, 3 DKG); full suite green. Matches the Corona onto-mlwe precedent (keep protocol hash methods, route bodies; generic encoders called directly). Mirrors corona refactor/onto-mlwe. Չxtree 5065b110f9f89d3e05c832b1002faf4fc40dc22a parent bc510e7176199b08ffb7bb5aa6da4dee18e781d9 author Zach Kelling 1782634550 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782634550 -0700 pulsar: prove the secret mask y is never serialised onto the wire TestHyperballMaskNeverOnWire: using the manual harness (exact yInt readable), assert no party's mask y_{j,k} bytes appear in the Round-2 (w=A·y) / Round-3 (z=y+c·s1) wire data — completing the gate-5(b) no-leak proof for y. $[;xHtree b4050b4d2b77dd59aa35b75ab919e3196a4a2e8f parent 0dbb5fdc13c810149a7295e7365c6c47272dccfa author Zach Kelling 1782634373 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782634373 -0700 pulsar: GATE 6 — fail-closed behaviours for the hyperball signer TestHyperballSubThresholdFailsClosed: |active|≠T / unsorted / dup / OOR all rejected before signing (no partial-quorum signature). TestHyperballBiasedPartialCaughtAndBlamed: a biased partial makes every slot miss FindHint/self-verify → fail-closed (no signature); blameSlot pinpoints the culprit revealing T_j only up to it (Σ_j T_j = t−s2 never formed). TestHyperballEquivocationCaught: a party changing w between R1 and R2 is rejected by the binding check. TestHyperballNonceReuseFatal: demonstrates reuse leaks the share (z1−z2=(c1−c2)·s1, confirmable; wrong guess fails) and asserts the per-round nonce derivation is fresh-across-rounds + deterministic-within-round. xaP5x^tree fdea6dca20cc1310577ca51b32290d008b5527f0 parent d3ef96d6cfcf052a2a994f51b7ab042bddd1dfdf author Zach Kelling 1782633975 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782633975 -0700 pulsar: GATE 5 — no-reconstruct hyperball verifies under stock circl TestHyperballStockCirclVerify: dealerless RSS ML-DSA-65 key signed via the 3-round hyperball protocol (NO reconstruction) verifies byte-for-byte under unmodified circl mldsa65.Verify for n=8,t=8 and all 15 N≤6 committees — each in a single 3-round shot. Tamper/wrong-msg/wrong-ctx rejected (non-vacuous). TestHyperballNoReconstructStructural: (1) AST scan proves the signing source contains no ReconstructKeyMaterial call; (2) runtime transcript oracle proves no party's share s1_(j) nor the full reconstructed s1/s2 bytes appear on the wire; (3) any T-1 coalition misses ≥1 subset. I*LDxCtree c9c91dcf583a08b0ed30daebeb7d919f38c4a688 parent be9b5db56a6720ac764ade6c8678eb8064a3531e author Zach Kelling 1782633805 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782633805 -0700 pulsar: Mithril 3-round hyperball no-reconstruct threshold signer mithril_rss_hyperball.go: SignHyperball runs the dealerless RSS ML-DSA-65 key with NO key reconstruction. Each active party holds only its balanced- partition share s1_(j), samples its own hyperball mask y_j (Box-Muller uniform-in-ball), and emits only z_j = y_j + c*s1_(j) under a leak-free Excess gate; the coordinator sums z = Σ z_j = y + c*s1 and recovers the hint from the PUBLIC w' = A*z − c*t1*2^d (BoundaryClear + FindHint). No party or coordinator ever forms full s1/s2/t0/y/w/w0/sk. K-parallel slots + maxRounds re-runs amortise acceptance; fail-closed self-verify before emit. blameSlot gives leak-free identification (stops at culprit so Σ T_j = t−s2 never forms). Explicit hyperballParty (private share) vs hyperballCoordinator (public aggregates only) types make the no-reconstruct boundary structural. Zy$xMtree 4174853610775ff2c8e82ab36e7065ae76c0f9aa parent eebeab3ec7e8980980dc75d63304765df1abd47c author Zach Kelling 1782633335 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782633335 -0700 pulsar: derive ML-DSA-65 hyperball params for no-reconstruct signing Δ/δ = √(2κln2/n) leak-free gap (κ=64, n=L·N=1280, α=∞ conservative), validated against the Mithril ML-DSA-44 reference table (predicts Δ≈56 on the diagonal vs the table's 55-57). One-sided BCC adaptation (ν=1, no s2-side); r1 from the L∞ norm budget. Companion to the upcoming mithril_rss_hyperball.go. ~ƣWx}tree 1b3a67ca3d4fdfa81c7e73b459dd271d1ec804d7 parent 8c6c87ed0cf34c8796e9becfe332950c60b2a780 parent eebeab3ec7e8980980dc75d63304765df1abd47c author Zach Kelling 1782631866 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782631866 -0700 Pulsar v0.6: dealerless RSS (Mithril) keygen — the dealer is dead at keygen too Completes the dealerless story: v0.5.x made committee SIGNING no-reconstruct + malicious-hardened; this makes KEYGEN dealerless via Mithril short replicated secret sharing (luxfi/dkg v0.3.4), closing the keygen-side reconstruction residual. Each committee's RSS-generated group key signs under the STANDARD unmodified FIPS-204 verifier (cloudflare/circl mldsa65.Verify) — gold-proof verified live: (t=8,n=8), (t=16,n=16), and all small committees T=2..N N=2..6 via real per-party rejection sampling (1-24 attempts). Beats the pick-2 / naive S_eta wall by RSS-with-short-shares + local rejection (Mithril, ia.cr/2026/013), NOT a trusted dealer, NOT centralized reconstruction. Additive: new mithril_rss.go + dealerless RSS FIPS-leg Sign API (fail-closed, quorum-gated); does not alter the v0.5.x no-reconstruct signing path. Integrates clean with v0.5.1 (auth safe-by-default, epoch-pruned ledger, no-asm CI). SCOPED: standard-verifier-compatible dealerless keygen; full FIPS-204 KeyGen- distribution-equivalence (simulation/hiding/abort-bias) remains a labeled residual. a#x3tree 23f437db9fd6bce04a4fa7114f17bd2209dcdfbd parent 64594c2bcc6e2bd0f44d527f1ecf33c6753a0989 author Zach Kelling 1782631438 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782631438 -0700 pulsar: consume dkg v0.3.4 (clean norm-only bound) + fix bad-committee test ((2,7) is norm-viable → use (12,16) norm-blown) Full suite green. Dealerless RSS signs under stock circl at n=8,t=8 + n=16,t=16 (T==N, N>6, owner n-of-n families); fault-tolerant n=8,t=7 awaits the general Algorithm-6 partition (Sign fails-closed 'no balanced partition' until then). ĵ (xtree e6b3c335a61d2579c001a51fe41ae155ba9dcb4b parent 404102c357a77a84e03fb297cc23a9559b33e6ef author Zach Kelling 1782631097 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782631097 -0700 pulsar: consume dkg v0.3.2 (per-(N,T) bound) + prove dealerless RSS signs under stock circl at n=8,t=8 + n=16,t=16 (T==N, N>6) The per-(N,T) norm bound admits the owner's high-t families. T==N committees (n=8,t=8; n=16,t=16) sign under stock circl now (algorithmic base-case partition). T6 (n=8,t=7 default) needs the general Algorithm-6 balanced partition (canonicalSharing is table-limited to N≤6) — tracked as the next gap. ;g?x tree bea22cd901014d3be707d7d0c3b3f15083d89cf1 parent 202456dfba31305a96d61a64730becce29d2c11a author Zach Kelling 1782628177 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782628460 -0700 pulsar: claim hygiene — reflect v0.5.1 auth-safe-by-default + ledger-pruning + no-asm VERSIONS.md: add v0.5.0 (merged) + v0.5.1 (current) rows; update the malicious- hardening status bullets — nonce single-use now epoch-pruned (bounded lifetime, no live-window reuse), authenticated blame now SAFE-BY-DEFAULT (nil verifier => ErrOriginAuthRequired fail-closed; explicit UnauthenticatedAggregation opt-out), CI invariant now also asserts pure-Go (no .s/.c/cgo) sealing GATE-C's blind spot. Persistent-ledger residual narrowed to crash-restart only (lifetime now bounded). PROOF-CLAIMS.md: update the residual paragraph for the same three items. Scope kept HONEST: malicious-HARDENED, not fully-malicious-secure-PROVEN; the 'NEVER claim FIPS/NIST-certified . fully-malicious-secure-proven' line is intact. pU4Oxtree 9c295296b32865a79cfcf321bc8821019c4709b0 parent a55e1d5c7fdfc87926c9c24126203790b09e60ee author Zach Kelling 1782628064 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782628460 -0700 pulsar: CI assertion — no .s/.c/cgo files seal GATE-C blind spot (RED LOW/INFO nit #3) GATE-C's reachability + indirection lint is complete for Go ASTs (+ go:linkname) but cannot model hand-written assembly (.s) or C (.c/cgo): a banned reconstruct primitive in asm/C, or a cgo escape hatch, would be invisible to the AST gates. The no-reconstruct soundness claim therefore rests on the package being pure Go. TestCI_NoAssemblyOrCgoFiles asserts that, three ways: (a) go/build classification of the default build — every non-Go compiled-source bucket (SFiles/CFiles/HFiles/CXX/M/F/Cgo/SWIG/syso) is empty; (b) raw dir scan for .s/.c/.h/.cc/.cpp/.m/.f/.syso/.swig* — catches files a build constraint hides from (a) but that could link under a tag; (c) AST ImportsOnly scan of EVERY .go file (incl. constrained + _test) for a cgo import 'C' — catches a constraint-hidden cgo escape. Negative-control verified: a probe .s file is caught ('GATE-C blind spot OPENED'), removed, suite green again. GATE C reachability + indirection stay green. <[xCtree 3888752be593002d244625110bfcbbc53d2929d1 parent 8aad342dd7257b88012dbe02c6dcb64d04574432 author Zach Kelling 1782627953 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782628460 -0700 pulsar: epoch-prune the in-memory nonce ledger (RED LOW nit #2) The single-use ledger map grew unbounded over a validator's lifetime. Add epoch-based pruning that bounds it to a sliding retained-epoch window WITHOUT reopening reuse inside the live window: - (*InMemoryNonceLedger).PruneBefore(minEpoch) drops reservations with binding.Epoch < minEpoch; entries in [minEpoch, inf) are kept, so reuse there is still refused (ErrNonceReused). Caller picks minEpoch >= finality/reorg depth (a nonce from a pruned, past-finality epoch cannot be usefully replayed). - NoncePruner — the optional pruning capability, kept OFF the base NonceLedger interface (reserve/check stays minimal); persistent ledgers may prune via TTL. - PruneShareLedgers(minEpoch) — operator lever: sweeps the process-global per-share registry, pruning every ledger that implements NoncePruner. Snapshots under the registry lock, prunes each under its own lock (never two locks at once). Test: PruneBefore(8) frees epochs 1..7; reuse within retained [8,10] still ErrNonceReused; pruned slots reclaimed. Registry sweep prunes across per-share ledgers, retained-window reuse still refused. GATE A (nonce single-use default path + cross-committee dedup) stays green. .]x+tree 40b4e6fa62142ee5beae5c294f55cc4627eca70f parent de7508e14a5df25dff0a68f29a81c211fdd6e018 author Zach Kelling 1782627807 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782628460 -0700 pulsar: origin-auth safe-by-default — fail-closed on nil verifier (RED MEDIUM nit #1) AggregateBCC/AggregateBCCWithBlame previously aggregated WITHOUT origin authentication when auth==nil (SetIdentity opt-in), so a production caller that forgot to wire the verifier silently reverted to the exclude-honest-victim footgun. Now: - auth == nil => ErrOriginAuthRequired (FAIL-CLOSED), matching the nonce ledger's no-fail-open posture. - the unauthenticated path is reachable ONLY via the EXPLICIT opt-out sentinel UnauthenticatedAggregation (trusted-channel / test). The sentinel panics if ever invoked as a real verifier (fail loud, never silent). - DistributedBCCSigner.FinalizeWithBlame forwards d.idVerify, so a signer with no SetIdentity refuses FAIL-CLOSED too; opt out with SetIdentity(nil, UnauthenticatedAggregation). Test (origin_auth_gate_test.go): the DEFAULT (nil verifier) free-fn AND signer paths refuse with ErrOriginAuthRequired; the explicit opt-out and a real verifier both aggregate to a FIPS-valid signature; the sentinel is not a usable verifier. Trusted in-memory ceremonies (runBCCCeremony, talus, sub-quorum, sound-proof, no-reconstruct behavioural) opt out explicitly. GATE B / RED MEDIUM flip / capstone / no-reconstruct all stay green. KxZtree a7225b58dbda63c1a60c56800587365593cf128f parent afd9de23a0214a51c25f0205a05868a357d595bf author Zach Kelling 1782626774 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782626774 -0700 pulsar: consume luxfi/dkg v0.3.0 (Mithril RSS) from the published tag Drops the local replace directive; requires github.com/luxfi/dkg v0.3.0 which ships the rss/ dealerless RSS DKG combinatorics the FIPS leg builds on. ՆP%xYtree 03ce6ae2f732609f85007e9a32568ab394c59f25 parent 33f1bb97fbc6e023addda5101029f0838a2a41df author Zach Kelling 1782626715 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782626715 -0700 pulsar: dealerless RSS FIPS-leg Sign API (fail-closed, quorum-gated) MithrilKey.Sign reconstructs key material from any T-quorum's holdings, BCC-signs (hint from public w', no c·s2/c·t0 leak), and FAIL-CLOSED self-verifies against FIPS-204 before emitting. Output verifies under stock circl mldsa65.Verify. Proven for multiple qualifying quorums under one group key. Full pulsar suite green (65s). x^)xitree a70f724e59497e8bba893b9f36671ef6aec654da parent 492c42e98bd1b7d6c3be5ae9702886d32cd8a9cc author Zach Kelling 1782626548 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782626548 -0700 pulsar: prove dealerless RSS stock-circl-verifiable for ALL 15 committees Every admissible Mithril committee (2≤T≤N≤6) signs and verifies under stock circl mldsa65.Verify within a small attempt budget (1-90 attempts; even (4,6) with C(N,M)=20, ‖s2‖∞≤80 in ~9). The centralized reconstruct+BCC signing range equals the scheme viability range — c·s2 stays small because c is sparse (τ=49 ±1), so the hint fits ω even at the larger committees. ҙGxytree b475e73f66cfac5e793c936c1173a73d2f1b5b97 parent de7508e14a5df25dff0a68f29a81c211fdd6e018 author Zach Kelling 1782626470 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782626470 -0700 pulsar: dealerless RSS (Mithril) FIPS-204 key — beats the pick-2 wall The FIPS signing key now comes from dealerless Replicated Secret Sharing (Mithril, ePrint 2026/013) instead of trusted-dealer DealAlgShares. Each M-subset's short χ_η secret is sampled by its leader; the key is the SUM of C(N,M) short shares so ‖s2‖∞ ≤ C(N,M)·η is genuinely small (vs ‖B·u‖∞≈q/2 for the vss key). Combinatorics from luxfi/dkg/rss; FIPS-204 arithmetic is pulsar's own circl-identical lattice code. PROVEN (TestMithrilRSSStockCirclVerify): a NO-DEALER RSS key signs via the BCC signer and verifies BYTE-FOR-BYTE under unmodified cloudflare/circl mldsa65.Verify — committees (2,2)(2,3)(3,3)(2,4)(4,4) in 9-24 attempts; tamper and wrong-message rejected (non-vacuous). Dealerless structural proof (no party holds all subsets, no T-1 covers all) + any-quorum-same-key for all (T,N). go.mod replace → local dkg/rss pending v0.3.0 tag. vxltree f79b734372df8a1091e7cfd11d7ec2c970148828 parent 0d8cdd1640547f12ba61ba5771ee53fb74336e1e parent 7f96587ed9060f341bb8e7ab4caf650c3d3b2b28 author Zach Kelling 1782626162 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782626162 -0700 Pulsar v0.5: malicious-security hardening (red-verified, 0 crit/high) Hardens the v0.4 no-reconstruct BCC/CSCP committee signer toward malicious security. blue→red→blue→red loop converged (red found a real HIGH, blue fixed safe-by-construction, red re-verified MERGE): - Nonce single-use SAFE BY DEFAULT: process-global registry keyed by share identity; every signer over a key-share shares one fail-closed ledger; reserve before secret; -race/TOCTOU clean. Closes the nonce-reuse->full-key-recovery HIGH on the DEFAULT API path (red PoC flipped: 2nd partial = ErrNonceReused). - Identifiable abort: partial->PartyID authenticated (Author+AuthSig, verified before attribution) so a malicious member cannot frame/exclude an honest node; duplicate PartyID rejected; malformed-share panic closed. - GATE-2 name-filter -> call-graph reachability + banned-primitive indirection lint. - CI invariant: prod build never carries legacy_trusted_dealer. - nonce-ticket lifecycle, authenticated messages + equivocation detection, selective-abort, order-independence (no last-mover bias). GATE-1 (circl mldsa65.Verify accepts) + GATE-2 (no s1/seed/sk in combine) green; 354 tests pass. HONEST RESIDUALS (liveness/availability, NOT forgery/leak): persistent crash-safe ledger; networked delivery auth (consensus-owned); BDLOP valid-sigma wrong-z attribution; auth==nil default footgun; epoch-pruned ledger. SCOPED CLAIM: dealerless committee nonce-gen + CEF/CSCP no-reconstruct signing + standard-ML-DSA-verifier output, malicious-hardened; NOT FIPS/NIST-certified, NOT fully-malicious-secure-PROVEN (mechanized), NOT global-1000-validator DKG. 4剫 1782624832 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782625012 -0700 pulsar: claim hygiene — nonce safe-by-construction, authenticated blame, honest GATE-C wording Update VERSIONS.md + PROOF-CLAIMS.md so no claim overstates: - nonce single-use is now claimed ENFORCED BY DEFAULT (per-share registry on the real API), not opt-in; w1-only dedup closes cross-committee reuse. - authenticated-PartyID blame: blame gated on identity-signature validity; an attacker cannot frame/exclude an honest victim; never blame off a raw PartyID. - GATE-C: 'complete for DIRECT calls' + companion indirection lint — drop the 'never miss one' overstatement; the pair (not either half) closes the banned set. - residuals restated honestly: persistent ledger (in-process default safe now), networked transport auth, BDLOP valid-sigma-wrong-z. FVLx:tree fb9b3def5b63c619ae81e60f1b96797159746763 parent 5a3264ab686b0769426c712ceff744fdf22e60d9 author Zach Kelling 1782624736 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782625012 -0700 pulsar: GATE-C indirection lint + honest soundness wording (RED INFO) The AST name call-graph follows DIRECT named calls only; it misses function- value / closure / go:linkname indirection (RED PoC: e:=deriveKeyMaterial; s:=bccSign; s(e(...)) not flagged). The old comment overstated 'never miss one'. Fix: pair the reach graph with a companion lint forbidBannedPrimitiveIndirection that forbids taking ANY banned primitive as a non-call value or aliasing it via //go:linkname anywhere in the default build. With that lint green, every banned- primitive use in the build IS a direct call the graph follows — so the PAIR is complete for the banned set (neither half claimed complete alone). Wording softened to state exactly this. GATE: TestGATE_C_NoBannedPrimitiveValueIndirection — (a) the real build takes no banned primitive as a value / linkname; (b) the name graph alone MISSES the e:=deriveKeyMaterial; s:=bccSign indirection while the lint CATCHES it; (c) go:linkname aliasing a banned primitive is caught. d}sx5tree 419b2fb1e1a44f807736764b663cda6b4fcce64b parent ef9bb41dfd9f5487bf9194a15cf5b4838a7432e8 author Zach Kelling 1782624514 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782625012 -0700 pulsar: authenticate partial->PartyID; gate blame on signature validity (RED MEDIUM) AggregateBCCWithBlame consumed raw []Partial; PartyID was unauthenticated, so an attacker could stamp a victim's slot on a forged partial and (via first-per- PartyID + duplicate rules) get the honest victim BLAMED and front-run-EXCLUDED. No forge/leak (capstone holds), but blame misattributed. Fix: bind each partial to its producer's long-term identity key. - Partial gains Author + AuthSig; Round2 signs (author ‖ slot ‖ H(PartyID, session,nonce,ZShare,Proof)) via an injected IdentitySigner (SetIdentity). - AggregateBCCWithBlame gains (quorum, epoch, AbortSignatureVerifier). When a verifier is supplied it AUTHENTICATES each partial BEFORE attribution: accept only if AuthSig verifies AND Author == quorum[PartyID]; drop forged/wrong-slot/ unsigned partials with NO blame against the slot's honest owner, BEFORE the first-per-PartyID/duplicate logic (so a forgery cannot evict the victim). - Blame is emitted ONLY for authenticated partials and NEVER off a raw PartyID (auth==nil => no blame produced — attribution fails closed). Wraps protocol_auth.SignedProtocolMessage (one identity layer). Networked transport auth stays a flagged residual. GATE B updated to authenticated partials (a deviator SIGNS its bad partial => attributable; a transport-tampered one breaks its sig => dropped, not framed). New TestRED_PoC_MEDIUM_CannotFrameOrExcludeHonestVictim: forged victim-slot partial is dropped (attacker can't sign as victim) -> victim NOT blamed, NOT excluded, round still signs; contrast shows the verifier is load-bearing. ~Axtree da6e09bb52c00de57d014d21e0e2a71cf8966bac parent 858872cd4212a39a21f75fef17214ef875243ed3 author Zach Kelling 1782623513 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782625012 -0700 pulsar: nonce dedup keys on w1 ALONE — close RED LOW cross-committee gap The dedup key was H(committeeID‖w1). The same joint nonce (same w1) used in two committees that share a victim validator produced DISTINCT keys, so the victim's ledger did not dedup across committees -> victim emits a partial in each -> the attacker collects two partials on one nonce. Fix: key on w1 alone. This is sound precisely BECAUSE the ledger is now per-validator-share (resolved by shareIdentityKey): within the victim's one ledger the same w1 collapses to ONE key regardless of committee. committeeID stays on the NonceTicket/binding for audit and on TicketID; only the MaterialKey drops it. GATE: TestRED_LOW_CrossCommittee_SameNonce_Deduped — two distinct committees sharing a victim, same w1 -> equal MaterialKey -> second reserve ErrNonceReused. EeH\x:tree a7f88dc25976653f4c43d3fc6525151cd189a996 parent 520396ebc69c3d66b6363645297e06358bf00f49 author Zach Kelling 1782623337 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782625012 -0700 pulsar: nonce single-use SAFE BY CONSTRUCTION — close RED HIGH default-path fail-open NewDistributedBCCSigner gave each instance its OWN empty in-memory ledger; since a signer fixes (sid,ctx,msg) at construction, signing two messages needs two signer objects -> two empty ledgers -> cross-message nonce reuse slipped unless the integrator hand-threaded ONE ledger via SetNonceLedger. The reference runBCCCeremony never did, so the shipped default was fail-open and RED recovered the victim's full s1-share on the bare API. Fix: resolve the single-use ledger from a process-global registry keyed by SHARE IDENTITY (shareIdentityKey = H(mode,nodeID,evalPoint,secret-share)). Every signer over the same key-share resolves to ONE ledger -> cross-instance reuse refused by DEFAULT, no per-instance empty-ledger path. SetNonceLedger now installs a persistent ledger into the same per-share slot (first-writer-wins); the in-process default is safe NOW, persistence stays a flagged residual. GATE A extended: TestRED_PoC_DefaultLedger_NonceReuse_Refused drives the REAL API like runBCCCeremony (fresh signer per message, NO SetNonceLedger) and asserts the second Round2 on the reused nonce + the relabel variant both return ErrNonceReused -> RED's PoC flips, s1 is unrecoverable. !sΗ7xwtree 5f03c2847e9c78c650f1ffc60bd113f4344f39a5 parent 9661ad4ac09a73f72d6d79f1dc2493d9763b7a36 parent 360ebbc25a293272c9affe5b37878a635c2ee12b author Zach Kelling 1782624671 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782624671 -0700 merge Phase-3b: pulsar onto luxfi/dkg — no-reconstruct vss DKG + malicious CSCP + hardening suite Reconciled both Phase-3b lines: luxfi/dkg v0.2.0 consumption (vss no-reconstruct DKG primitive talus_dkg_vss.go, pin-4 KAT, CSCP malicious lift, mechanized pick-2 obstruction) + in-house malicious hardening (nonce anti-replay, identifiable-abort sign path, GATE A-C, nonce-ticket lifecycle, claim hygiene). HONEST RESIDUAL: stock-FIPS-204 signing leg keeps trusted-dealer DealAlgShares (the {no-reconstruct,dealerless,stock-FIPS}=pick-2 wall); corona carries the dealerless permissionless guarantee. Dealer-free leg = Mithril RSS (next). 8(l0xtree 5f03c2847e9c78c650f1ffc60bd113f4344f39a5 parent 7e679946a610253dc629f14af1225ec95137ee30 parent e0d31539fcf408742603268b477b17e570a5616d author Zach Kelling 1782624536 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782624536 -0700 reconcile: unify Phase-3b — luxfi/dkg vss DKG + KAT (feat) ∪ malicious hardening suite (harden) feat brings: luxfi/dkg v0.2.0 dep, pin-4 ExpandA/t1 KAT, vss no-reconstruct DKG (talus_dkg_vss.go), CSCP malicious lift, the mechanized pick-2 obstruction proof. harden brings: nonce single-use anti-replay, identifiable-abort sign path, GATE A-C reachability, nonce-ticket lifecycle, malicious-behavior capstone, claim hygiene. Overlapping CSCP lift (talus_cef.go, talus_cscp_dkg.go) byte-identical → clean merge. MExn]tree 816bfd611ccdc564ae5900517aa47a16c7da155d parent bc18129216b0666c09d851294a01f650e9259e4f]_4514u%xn]tree 972fb50301a621345d27ab1eb3aab86853fc8c6a parent 3f2fb59aa6c2d3be1f4572e603f708386967bfc0]_3513R^xn ]tree af34d9ef19cb83767ae97dbccd9c18625733df70 parent 985448e865848ee8e76cb4e2b8fb9d26c4df3ec2]_3337E ӛ[xDtree 7f12bc913d67ea0927d9a5b346589f0dcbab428c parent 4996f8a355100516c16e43dd39b75d07edbe2853 author Zach Kelling 1782622954 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782622954 -0700 pulsar: no-reconstruct DKG via luxfi/dkg vss (Phase-3b step 2) Replace the in-house v0.1 RECONSTRUCT DKG (dkg.go DKGSession.Round3 -> KeyFromSeed, the centralized seam) with the dealerless Pedersen-VSS DKG via github.com/luxfi/dkg/vss, over ring.MLDSA65().WithMatrices(ExpandA(rho)) for the chain-genesis binding. DealerlessDKGViaVSS produces the (*AlgSetup, []*AlgShare) shape the TALUS signer consumes; NO party ever forms the seed sigma, s1, or sk (group key = aggregated PUBLIC Pedersen commit T = A*s1 + B*u). Proven: - shape + ExpandA(rho) binding + non-trivial sharing + threshold privacy (TestDKG_NoReconstruct_ViaVSS); - AST scan: no reconstruct/Lagrange/KeyFromSeed primitive defined or called in the DKG path (TestDKG_NoReconstruct_SourceStructural); - the HONEST obstruction (HANDOFF-PHASE3 §67-79), PROVEN not asserted: the vss key's s2 = B*u is LARGE, so HighBits(A*s1) differs from group-key t1 in 1534/1536 coeffs -> the BCC FindHint cannot reach t1, no stock FIPS-204 sig is producible against this key. The no-reconstruct DKG is the ROOT; stock- verifiable signing keeps the trusted-dealer key (TestDKG_VSS_NotDirectlyBCCSignable). ML-DSA-65 only (luxfi/dkg ships ring.MLDSA65(); MLDSA87 profile is upstream TODO). Mx.tree b3d54da627f0485867f4536719a3290bfd653d8d parent 47a36f6df93b8a83c9513dfa3df348c41192479f author Zach Kelling 1782622950 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782622950 -0700 pulsar: KAT helper -> katDKGMatrixFromCoeff (yield dkgMatrixFromCoeff to production talus_dkg_vss.go) ^x$tree 3509e8e8e3acb882d79257cb6db10e1384e03b80 parent 7ca7d10040eea26b240bcbef8d210ec64859e97c author Zach Kelling 1782622759 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782622759 -0700 pulsar: prove luxfi/dkg CSCP bridge w1 == ideal oracle == HighBits(A·ȳ) (step 4 fidelity) Z)xjtree ab07db59319222cfb346b78097c0854d2d31f05a parent 9f26f26e654733c3e9f1b5501b72aeb32469bfbf author Zach Kelling 1782622267 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782622393 -0700 pulsar: lift TALUS CSCP to luxfi/dkg malicious cscp.SecureHighBitsVec (step 4) CEFComputeW1 now drives the malicious-secure shared luxfi/dkg cscp package instead of pulsar's in-house semi-honest cscpSecureHighBitsVec. Byte-faithful coefficient bridge (KAT-proven domain), ML-DSA-87 via K=8 profile shim over the shared GF(q) ring. Stock FIPS-204 verify round-trip green for both 65 and 87. (cherry picked from commit 9c2ca7202ab037f0ace55f49ed714b454a9c1d1e) mx$xOtree 75253f215210d58049bb65fc4e57dbfc13f57b77 parent 520396ebc69c3d66b6363645297e06358bf00f49 author Zach Kelling 1782622267 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782622267 -0700 pulsar: lift TALUS CSCP to luxfi/dkg malicious cscp.SecureHighBitsVec (step 4) CEFComputeW1 now drives the malicious-secure shared luxfi/dkg cscp package instead of pulsar's in-house semi-honest cscpSecureHighBitsVec. Byte-faithful coefficient bridge (KAT-proven domain), ML-DSA-87 via K=8 profile shim over the shared GF(q) ring. Stock FIPS-204 verify round-trip green for both 65 and 87. ,@Bx!tree a8c153952dd79f99cc32723754ac188b0f0531c8 parent 8e03308f6432e8f275ec3579d46b041cf5c33f05 author Zach Kelling 1782621578 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782621578 -0700 pulsar: consume luxfi/dkg v0.2.0 + pin-4 ExpandA/t1 KAT (Phase-3b step 1) Add github.com/luxfi/dkg v0.2.0 dependency and a foundation KAT proving the shared dkg ring substrate, bound to pulsar's ExpandA(rho) via ring.MLDSA65().WithMatrices, reproduces pulsar's own FIPS-204 arithmetic: 1. A-matrix binding round-trips faithfully through the dkg ring's NTT-Montgomery domain (INTT(IMForm(dkgA)) == ExpandA(rho) coeff form), catching any spurious Montgomery-R scaling (pin 4). 2. dkg ring INTT-only ConvertVecFromNTT recomputes t = A·s1 + s2 -> Power2Round == pulsar's km.t1 (byte-identical to cloudflare/circl). A extracted convention-neutrally via unit-vector multiply through pulsar's own circl-correct keygen pipeline (no Montgomery guesswork). Foundation for replacing the in-house reconstruct DKG with dkg/vss no-reconstruct VSS. ._Mxtree ee00bf6d913417842a5cd58fffe5dcd7aade860a parent 9661ad4ac09a73f72d6d79f1dc2493d9763b7a36 author Zach Kelling 1782621572 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782621572 -0700 pulsar: add luxfi/dkg v0.2.0 dep (Phase 3b start) K8Rx*tree a612ddd8a4dbbedcc901724be6437a3a45cf47bf parent d2b4c1eb62839ff5b2364fdb4e2ab49e9f97400d author Zach Kelling 1782620496 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782620496 -0700 pulsar: malicious-behavior capstone + selective-abort + order-independence (item 5b) CAPSTONE (TestMalicious_BadBehaviorNeverForgesOrLeaks): every single-member deviation on the no-reconstruct sign path => ABORT or attributable BLAME, NEVER a FIPS-valid forged signature. Subtests: nonce-reuse refused; invalid-sigma blamed+abort; duplicate cannot inflate threshold; malformed no-panic+blamed; valid-sigma wrong-z is a liveness fault (no forgery). Honest baseline asserts an honest quorum DOES sign (so the negatives are meaningful). SELECTIVE-ABORT (TestMalicious_SelectiveAbort_ReformProducesValidSig): the aggregator's Lagrange is over the EXACT supplied evalPoints set, so selective abort is orchestrator RE-FORMATION of a fresh exact-threshold quorum excluding the blamed party -> the re-formed clean quorum produces a FIPS-valid signature. ORDER-INDEPENDENCE (TestMalicious_AggregationOrderIndependent): identical signature bytes regardless of partial submission order (CanonicalSignerSet deterministic) -> no last-mover grinding of subset/output/challenge. go vet clean; no stdlib log; full suite green (6.2s). Nv̻Fxmtree a6d568943c2b21f2a5aaf2c36523d231e6682e0b parent ee398080f6460d2e5d055bba25be08b3f8f4b8f2 author Zach Kelling 1782620342 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782620342 -0700 pulsar: nonce-ticket lifecycle + authenticated-message equivocation (item 5a) - NonceTicket (unique TicketID = H(committeeID||w1||binding) audit handle) + ReserveNonceTicket: the ONE nonce-consume path. Dedup keys on MATERIAL (committeeID||w1), NOT TicketID, so relabel/different-message reuse of the same joint nonce is still ErrNonceReused. Round2 refactored to reserve via the ticket. Lifecycle test: unique ids, single-use, domain-bound, abort-doesn't-leak. - protocol_auth.go: canonical to-be-signed encoding for protocol messages bound to (epoch,session,nonce,round); pluggable identity verifier (reuses the AbortSignatureVerifier shape, DRY); DetectEquivocation -> two validly-signed conflicting same-slot messages from one author yield ComplaintEquivocation evidence. Networked transport (authenticated channels) is the consensus-layer residual; this is the crypto primitive + detector. Full suite green. $6cx4tree a1d4559e6ce7939f7bad8d2e3c939d0535647391 parent 90b8ff7ddd6d25c62861ad16e8628c7f4c187b85 author Zach Kelling 1782620113 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782620113 -0700 pulsar: GATE-2 hardened to call-graph reachability (GATE C) + CI legacy-tag invariant (items 3-4) RED GATE-2 bypass: the structural gate greps only distributed_bcc.go for KeyFromSeed(/func LargeCombine, so a reconstruct-then-sign wired via deriveKeyMaterial+bccSign elsewhere PASSES. GATE C (gate2_reachability_test.go): stdlib go/ast name call-graph over the default-build files. Bans {KeyFromSeed, deriveKeyMaterial, bccSign, shamirReconstruct*, LargeCombine, DealAlgShares} from being REACHABLE from the committee sign entrypoints (AggregateBCC[WithBlame], NewDistributedBCCSigner, DistributedBCCSigner.{Round1,Round2,Finalize,FinalizeWithBlame,SetNonceShare}). Callee side over-approximated by name -> sound bias (over-report, never miss). Two tests: (1) the REAL package is clean (8 entrypoints, none reach a banned primitive); (2) the checker CATCHES RED's deriveKeyMaterial+bccSign bypass, both as a synthetic graph AND via the real parse->graph pipeline on rogue source; plus a clean-path negative control (no false positive). Item 4 (ci_build_invariant_test.go): the production (default-tag) build never carries legacy_trusted_dealer -- asserts the tag gates real reconstruct files, they are absent from the default build, LargeCombine is quarantined, no default file requires the tag, and DealAlgShares (trusted-dealer keygen) is defined ONLY in _test.go. Full suite green. I#xetree 83765b2032780e77068102396fb3cb7309a03684 parent 789ed0adfcd162d4737deeb270e221d94320864f author Zach Kelling 1782619855 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782619855 -0700 pulsar: identifiable abort for the sign path (RED MEDIUM) + GATE B AggregateBCC silently dropped malformed/duplicate/invalid partials (anonymous DoS) and CanonicalSignerSet does not dedupe (a duplicate PartyID could satisfy the threshold with < t DISTINCT signers); a short ZShare panicked the aggregator. FIX: - AggregateBCCWithBlame (canonical) attributes every detectable deviation to its PartyID (PartialBlame: malformed / duplicate / unknown-party / session-mismatch / invalid-proof); AggregateBCC is the back-compat wrapper (RoundSigner.Finalize + GATE-2 reflection + existing tests intact). FinalizeWithBlame maps PartyID -> NodeID -> signed-complaint AbortEvidence (ComplaintBadPartial kind, never self-accuses). - Duplicate PartyID rejected: first occurrence authoritative, later ones blamed; duplicates can NOT inflate a sub-threshold set. - unpackPolyVecChecked: malformed/truncated ZShare -> ErrWireLengthMismatch, no panic (closes a malformed-share DoS). - shareCommitmentsFor: ONE pure fn of public inputs called by BOTH Round2 and AggregateBCC => the partial-z proof binds the SAME per-party DKG/nonce commitments on prove + verify (symmetric, no globals). nil today; the single BDLOP plug point. DESIGN+SCAFFOLD+FLAG (share_commit.go, Residual A): sound valid-sigma WRONG-z blame needs a HIDING lattice commitment (BDLOP/Ajtai under a SEPARATE matrix) to the dealt (y_i,s1_i) + an extended linear-sigma of opening. Homomorphic A*s1_i / A*y_i is REJECTED (reopens W-LEAK / HINT-LEAK). Until then a valid-sigma wrong-z is a LIVENESS fault (no FIPS-valid signature, no forgery/leak), marked ErrIdentifiableAbortResidual. GATE B (blame_gate_test.go): B.1 duplicate attributed + cannot inflate threshold; B.2 invalid-sigma attributed to exact PartyID as AbortEvidence; B.3 malformed ZShare no panic + BlameMalformed; B.4 honest residual — valid-sigma wrong-z yields no forgery and is the flagged BDLOP residual. GATE-1/GATE-2 still green; full suite green (7.5s). 腐kxOtree dc174d86a7ea015c0dc41369c7d8014fc2dd5196 parent 2962fd5c15f8f73410bff8a54c2bccd4a109647b author Zach Kelling 1782619104 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782619104 -0700 pulsar: nonce single-use anti-replay guard closes RED nonce-reuse key-recovery (HIGH) + GATE A THE HIGH (RED TestRED_NonceReuse_RecoversS1): same joint nonce + 2 messages => public (z_A - z_B) = (c_A - c_B)*s1 solves for the WHOLE expanded key. UNGUARDED on v0.4.0. FIX (nonce_ledger.go + Round2 wiring): - NonceLedger single-use store keyed on the nonce COMMITMENT H(committeeID || w1) -- NOT the nonceID label, so a relabeled joint nonce cannot bypass. Reserve() is fail-closed: ErrNonceReused on any second use, never rolled back (an aborted attempt leaves no reusable nonce state). - DistributedBCCSigner reserves the nonce in Round2 BEFORE touching the secret. Per-validator ledger injectable via SetNonceLedger (one ledger per share across signer instances catches cross-instance reuse); domain binding via SetNonceBinding (epoch/policy/message_kind/digest, audit + tripwire). GATE A (nonce_reuse_gate_test.go): (1) actually RECOVERS the full 5-poly s1 by solving (c_A-c_B)*s1 = z_A-z_B over Z_q (negacyclic Gauss-Jordan) == dealer secret bit-for-bit -- the vuln is real; (2) the real signer API refuses the second partial (ErrNonceReused), incl. the relabel bypass -- the system can never be assembled via honest signers. GATE-1/GATE-2 still green; full suite green (7.2s). Residual (flagged): in-memory ledger does not survive restart -> production must inject a PERSISTENT ledger; dealer-side NonceMPC 'Consumed' marking is complementary defense-in-depth (leak-free NonceMPC residual).  1782618725 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782618725 -0700 pulsar: claim hygiene — VERSIONS.md (v0.3 removed / v0.4 no-reconstruct / keygen track) + FINAL SCOPED claim in PROOF-CLAIMS §0 v0.3 algebraic-broadcast REMOVED (HINT-LEAK); v0.4 = BCC/CSCP no-reconstruct (current). Keygen track documented: trusted-dealer bootstrap (test-only, quarantined) + Pedersen-VSS dealerless exploration (feat/v02 branch) + NonceMPC leak-free residual. PROOF-CLAIMS §0 records the user-approved scoped claim; NEVER FIPS-certified / fully-malicious-proven / 1000-validator DKG. 䞜3x<tree 66cadee17f57369423c341e372af2a8e2f3236e7 parent 6667462663d4b344d3c7b93f601df4fc20afd3ae parent 00afb8ec20ab2352c0bc45ea0e350fc2363a10ed author Zach Kelling 1782615985 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782615985 -0700 Pulsar v0.4: no-reconstruct BCC/CSCP committee signing is the sole production path Red-verified (commit a0bd97e): AggregateBCC no-reconstruct signer is the only production committee signer; LargeCombine + DealAlgShares quarantined out of the default build; GATE-1 (circl mldsa65.Verify accepts) + GATE-2 (no KeyFromSeed/sk in sign-combine) green. HONEST SCOPE: no-reconstruct foundation, standard-verifier compatible; NOT yet real-key-safe (nonce single-use guard + malicious-secure CSCP are the next layer, red HIGH). v0.3 algebraic-broadcast path was removed; v0.4 = BCC/CSCP. CFxmtree 66cadee17f57369423c341e372af2a8e2f3236e7 parent 6667462663d4b344d3c7b93f601df4fc20afd3ae author Zach Kelling 1782613856 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782613856 -0700 pulsar: no-reconstruct committee threshold sign; quarantine reconstruct+dealer Make the committee threshold-SIGN combine genuinely no-reconstruct and remove the centralized-trust paths from the production build. - Quarantine the GF(q) SEED-share reconstruct family behind //go:build legacy_trusted_dealer: large_threshold.go (LargeCombine, the KeyFromSeed-at-sign H-1 footgun), large_dkg.go, large_reshare.go, large_types.go, largeshamir.go (+ their tests). The production committee sign path is now ONLY the no-reconstruct AlgShare/AggregateBCC RoundSigner (distributed_bcc.go): each party emits z_i = λ_i·y_i + c·λ_i·s1_i from its own share+nonce; the combiner Lagrange-sums to z and recovers the hint from public w' = A·z − c·t1·2^d — never forming s1, the seed, or sk. - Rip out the trusted s1-share dealer DealAlgShares (+ zeroizeKeyMaterial) from distributed_bcc.go into bootstrap_dealer_test.go (a _test.go file, uncompilable into any production binary; available to tests/bootstrap only). - Add the two hard gates (no_reconstruct_committee_test.go): GATE 1 (standard-verifier): a (t,n)=(4,7) committee no-reconstruct signature verifies under independent cloudflare/circl mldsa65.Verify; tamper rejected. GATE 2 (no-reconstruct invariant): structural — the production build has no KeyFromSeed call in any sign-combine file and no LargeCombine; behavioural — Partial and AggregateBCC carry no share/sk/seed, and t-1 partials cannot sign. Residual (flagged, NOT claimed fixed): a dealerless s1-share KEYGEN is the research-blocked Part-2 problem (naive_additive_seta_obstruction.go computes the obstruction; Mithril short-replicated shares is the adoption target). Keygen-side KeyFromSeed in dkg.go (group-pubkey derivation) is a separate keygen residual. Honest claim: no-reconstruct committee threshold signing whose output verifies under the standard ML-DSA verifier — NOT FIPS-204 KeyGen distribution-equivalence, NOT FIPS-validated. x1tree 36ed6c469210b4c4789675a35408e102dd9cdbd1 parent c469bf602b88580761d0b378683332bed1b844b6 parent 11d490a015e2d94e6da5e79c038c49750a4645f0 author Zach Kelling 1782610108 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782610108 -0700 Merge: scope dealerless-keygen claim correctly (Phase 0) Zqlx3tree 36ed6c469210b4c4789675a35408e102dd9cdbd1 parent c469bf602b88580761d0b378683332bed1b844b6 author Zach Kelling 1782610108 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782610108 -0700 pulsar: scope the dealerless-keygen claim correctly (Phase 0 claim cleanup) The obstruction file over-claimed: "a genuinely dealerless DKG ... is NOT achievable with known techniques." That is too strong and contradicted by published work. Corrected to the NARROW, true statement and renamed the file to say what it actually proves. - distributed_bcc_dkg.go -> naive_additive_seta_obstruction.go (+ test). The file computes the obstruction to the NAIVE additive (Pedersen/Gennaro) lift: a summed joint secret has ‖s2‖∞ ≤ Nη, breaking the BCC boundary-clearance hypothesis and ML-DSA's S_η-calibrated EUF-CMA. That computed barrier is correct and unchanged (assessDealerlessFIPS, errors.Is sentinel — both intact, test green). - Removed the general-impossibility framing. Short replicated-share constructions (Mithril, ia.cr/2026/013, USENIX Sec 2026) achieve dealerless byte-FIPS-204 threshold ML-DSA at small N — a known, adoptable technique, not yet implemented here; cited as the candidate path. - Fixed a re-introduced mislabel: Corona is Module-LWE (Ringtail/Raccoon), not Ring-LWE (2 comment sites). What stays true and proven (separate concern): Pulsar's no-leak BCC/CEF threshold SIGNING produces a STANDARD ML-DSA-verifiable signature (TestBCCSignRoundTripVerifiesCIRCL, independent circl verifier). The keygen is trusted-dealer; genuinely-dealerless byte-FIPS keygen is the open item the corrected file scopes. Comments + file rename only; no logic, no symbol rename. Package builds, test green. 4W7xxtree 0dcadeb447c5b190ac81273ec644f6284cc16a90 parent bdbd9a346a5e1b84a7860dd95ba25063c421e47d author Zach Kelling 1782594886 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782594886 -0700 pulsar: TALUS docs to v1.2.0 — PULSAR-V13-W-LEAK closed (semi-honest), residuals scoped TALUS threshold ML-DSA built: dealerless nonce DKG + CEF + REAL CSCP CarryCompare secure-comparison closes PULSAR-V13-W-LEAK (semi-honest, simulation-proven) — no node forms w0/w even transiently. FindHint + ReleaseGate bound malicious deviation to liveness (never forge/leak). Open items narrowed to Residual A (malicious-secure CSCP + networked non-simulation MPC) and Residual B (dealerless byte-FIPS-204 key DKG proven unreachable via S_eta bound -> trusted-dealer keygen; Corona carries permissionless). BLOCKERS reconciled, README/LLM/CHANGELOG/PROOF-CLAIMS refreshed; tag refs -> v1.2.0. #$瞾x tree b719b12d0b344f9278ce7fbd24ae8edf0cb5af5e parent a18093496d582584dc16aabf9852ea31da49116a author Zach Kelling 1782588896 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782588896 -0700 pulsar: REAL CSCP secure-comparison circuit closes PULSAR-V13-W-LEAK (semi-honest) Builds the CarryCompare (CSCP) secure-comparison MPC circuit that realises the ideal cefIdealSecureHighBits with an ACTUAL secure comparison, so no node (and no process) ever forms the aggregate low sum A0 = Sum a0_i, the low part w0 = LowBits(w), or the full commitment w — even transiently. This is the closing move for PULSAR-V13-W-LEAK on the TALUS-MPC path. talus_cscp.go — the real circuit, composing from the bgwMulShares / SharedRandomBit substrate (talus_mpc.go): - cscpSecureHighBitsVec: additive commitment shares -> additive->Shamir reshare to over GF(q) -> secure HighBits -> opened w1 only. Parallel over the 256*K independent coefficients; race-clean. - secure HighBits via the exact boundary-count identity w1 = (Sum_{k=1..16}[w > (2k-1)*gamma2]) mod 16 (m=16 power-of-two buckets for ML-DSA-65/87), proven coefficient-exact against FIPS Decompose over ALL q residues. - bit-decomposition by mask-open (carry-save adder + bitwise prefix less-than for the mod-q fold = the "CSA + prefix comparison" the obstruction names); bitLTPubShared / bitLTSharedPub / bitAdd / bitSubBetaQ / randomBitwise gadgets. - CSCPParticipant: per-node state holds ONLY its own commitment share (no joint w/w0/A0 field). CSCPMaliciousResidual / AssessCSCPMalicious: the scoped, orthogonal malicious-secure / identifiable-abort layer (TALUS Phase B). - enforces N >= 2T-1 (TALUS Thm 10.1). talus_cef.go — CEFComputeW1 now DRIVES the real circuit (cscpSecureHighBitsVec) instead of the ideal; cefIdealSecureHighBits retained as the test ORACLE. Proven: gadgets bottom-up (bitwise LT exhaustive over all 64x64 pairs; bit-decompose reconstructs; secure HighBits == FIPS Decompose on boundary + random coeffs); multi-node leak-free ceremony (separate per-node state + bus) with w1 == ground-truth HighBits(A*ybar), transcript opening ONLY {validity bit, uniform mask-open, w1} (otherCt==0), source-structural guard (reconstruct only inside open(), sanctioned tags only), reflection (no joint field), perfect masking; real CSCP == ideal F_HighBits, ML-DSA-65 and -87; a wrong w1 is caught downstream by FindHint + the mandatory stock-FIPS release gate (liveness fault, never forgery/leak). The headline TestTalus_MPC_EndToEnd_StockVerify / _Mode87 now run the REAL CSCP and the aggregated signature still verifies under unmodified cloudflare/circl mldsa{65,87}.Verify. 27 TALUS+CSCP tests green; full pkg suite green; race-clean. Residual (honest): the circuit is semi-honest honest-majority; the malicious-secure identifiable-abort layer is scoped (CSCPMaliciousResidual), not faked. KEYGEN stays trusted-dealer (item 2 obstruction); permissionless safety rests on the dealerless Corona leg of the AND-mode dual-PQ cert. 94 1782586328 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782586328 -0700 pulsar: TALUS-TEE w1 source + nonce pool + BLOCKERS V12-item-3 (CSCP obstruction) - talus_cef.go: TalusTEEComputeW1 — the Pulsar-TEE coordinator w1 source that (unlike MPC) CAN pre-filter BCC offline; returns a W-LEAK-clean cert (only w1 leaves the TEE). Cross-checked vs the coordinator nonce path. - talus_sign.go: TalusNoncePool — refillable pool with the existing non-grindable CanonicalNonceIndex selection (TEE admits only boundary-clear; MPC filters online), one-time consume, fail-closed empty. - talus_test.go: TestTalus_TEE_ComputeW1_BCCPrefilter + TestTalus_NoncePool_CanonicalSelection (15 TALUS tests total, all green). - BLOCKERS.md: PULSAR-V12 item-3 documents the TALUS build + the COMPUTED CSCP residual; PULSAR-V13-W-LEAK marked NARROWED (DebugW gone; only the secure-comparison realisation of cefIdealSecureHighBits remains). <``Txxztree 835d9826c0817a4833d3f6f2e6a7bbc633c6e729 parent 91d756ad8f7bce2993a99545ac06af3a73f00978 author Zach Kelling 1782586038 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782586038 -0700 pulsar: TALUS threshold ML-DSA — dealerless nonce DKG + CEF distributed-w1 + 2 profiles (PULSAR-V12) Implements the TALUS construction (arXiv:2603.22109) on the existing no-reconstruct BCC/CEF signing core: - talus_nonce_dkg.go: dealerless Shamir Nonce DKG. No party/dealer ever forms the joint one-time nonce y; each party sums received shares to its own y_i. Replaces the trusted nonce dealing inside DealNonceMPCDebug. - talus_cef.go: CEF distributed-w1. Per-party additive commitment g_i=A*(lambda_i*y_i) (no y/w reconstruct) + the proven carry-elimination identity (w1 recovered from per-party Decompose parts + carries) + the ideal secure-HighBits functionality whose OUTPUT is W-LEAK-clean (only w1, never w/w0). assessCSCP COMPUTES the residual CarryCompare obstruction (which step, primitive per T, round/comm cost, leak if skipped) — not faked. - talus_mpc.go: honest-majority BGW secure multiplication + shared random bits, the substrate the CSCP composes from; concretely enforces TALUS Thm 10.1's N>=2T-1 barrier. - talus.go: TalusTEE/TalusMPC profiles, suite IDs (65/87; 44 refused), Quasar evidence kind 'pulsar-talus-mldsa', honest-majority gate. - talus_sign.go: mandatory pre-release FIPS-204 verify gate (never release a failed sig) + Quasar TalusEvidence (suite-pinned verifier dispatch, distinct from Corona). - talus_test.go: multi-node Pulsar-MPC proof — dealerless DKG, distributed commitment, carry-elimination identity, BGW N>=2T-1, one-round signing verifying under stock cloudflare/circl mldsa{65,87}.Verify, sub-quorum fails, nonce one-time, failed-verify never released, no y/w/w0/s1 reconstruct. go build ./... green; full pulsar package tests green. _xTtree 7bad5795efccc4f85e508b91e2fb188ef44174ca parent 0c710e8f3431b43d089c35121c4abb1eaeb2b81f author Zach Kelling 1782583652 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782583652 -0700 BLOCKERS: PULSAR-V12 item-1 BUILT (no-reconstruct signer), item-2 obstruction computed; PARTIAL-Z-PROOF functionally closed on the new path ^ixBtree 045fdf3ed9059f0f40ebd442e5d749bee9dfb3eb parent 11188687299205c684d5f588e4b59ec4fbfb92da author Zach Kelling 1782583569 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782583569 -0700 pulsar: dealerless ML-DSA DKG obstruction, derived not asserted (PULSAR-V12 Part 2) Genuinely-dealerless DKG producing byte-FIPS-204 ML-DSA keys is NOT achievable with known techniques. This commit COMPUTES why (mirroring rangeproof.go's derive-don't-assert pattern) rather than faking a key or falling back to a dealer/TEE. THE OBSTRUCTION (precise): FIPS-204 draws s1,s2 from S_eta (||.||inf <= eta) and calibrates beta=tau*eta, omega, and the BCC 2*beta boundary margin to that. A dealerless DKG forms the joint secret as a sum/Lagrange-combination of N>=2 contributions => ||s2||inf <= N*eta, so ||c*s2||inf <= N*beta > beta, violating the BCC boundary-clearance hypothesis ||c*s2||inf <= beta. assessDealerlessFIPS computes N*beta vs beta and shows byte-validity breaks at N=2 for both ML-DSA-65 and -87; the deeper break is that a sum-of-contributions secret is not the S_eta distribution ML-DSA's EUF-CMA assumes. Forcing the joint into S_eta needs either a dealer or a norm-reduction that changes (A,t) => not byte-compatible. NOT the obstruction: t0. The joint t0 = Power2Round-low(joint t) is in (-2^(d-1), 2^(d-1)] by definition for ANY N, so ||c*t0||inf <= tau*2^(d-1) < gamma2 always. Pinned by TestDealerless_T0IsNotTheObstruction (200704/245760 < 261888). CORONA/RACCOON noise-flooding assessed: corona.BootstrapPedersen is dealerless because Ring-LWE is noise-flooded (beta_j = A*(lambda_j*s_j)+e_j', sigma=kappa*sigmaE*sqrt(n)) with a Round_Xi absorption step; ML-DSA has fixed S_eta bounds and no absorbing rounding, so any flooded variant is a Raccoon-family scheme (Threshold Raccoon, EUROCRYPT'24) that does NOT verify under FIPS-204. This is exactly why the Quasar cert is AND-mode dual-PQ: dealerless Corona leg || dealer/TEE-genesis Pulsar leg. DealerlessMLDSADKG fails closed (ErrDealerlessByteFIPSUnreachable), never fakes, never falls back to dealer/TEE. 5 tests pin the arithmetic. ,xwxtree 26a66416892d300af98a5ae9e117df51ffb934ba parent 6f1c423730f72cd2df60b664d9fc078478e7249d author Zach Kelling 1782583286 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782583286 -0700 pulsar: no-reconstruct single-share threshold ML-DSA signer (PULSAR-V12 Part 1) Concrete poly-vector (s1) AlgShare + DistributedBCCSigner closing the PULSAR-V12-PARALLEL-PQ forward-path item 1: a no-reconstruct, single-share t-of-n ML-DSA signer in the current RoundSigner/Partial/FlatAggregateZ model. - AlgShare: GF(q) poly-vector Shamir share of the EXPANDED signing component s1 (s1 only — the BCC/CEF path never touches s2/t0, so sharing them would reopen PULSAR-V13-HINT-LEAK; matches the DKGPublicOutput no-t0 invariant). - DistributedBCCSigner (satisfies RoundSigner): Round1 binds the canonical NonceCert and derives c; Round2 emits z_i = lambda_i*y_i + c*lambda_i*s1_i with the SOUND linear-sigma partial-z proof (partial_proof.go); Finalize aggregates z=sum z_i Lagrange-linearly (FlatAggregateZ), recovers the hint from PUBLIC w' via FindHint, emits FIPS-204 sigEncode. The aggregator holds NO share/sk/seed (AggregateBCC takes []Partial only). - PULSAR-V13-PARTIAL-Z-PROOF: REAL — sound Maurer/Schnorr sigma wired and proven (honest+forged partials), forgeries dropped with a clean blame path. - DealAlgShares: Part-1 TRUSTED-DEALER keygen (no-reconstruct at SIGN time, not dealerless at keygen — that is Part 2). DealNonceMPCDebug is the NonceMPC stand-in (reveals w to the harness = PULSAR-V13-W-LEAK gate, fail-closed for production; signing decomposition is independent of it). Multi-node proof (7 tests, all green): t separate signers one share each, ceremony over a message bus, signatures verify under UNMODIFIED FIPS-204 (VerifyBytes + stock circl Verify), ML-DSA-65 and -87, ctx-binding real, sub-quorum refused, share carries no seed/s2/t0, ShareCount==1 per node. Wpixjtree e8edbfe6a8f65d536624311c3b43181fc7f211cd parent 430e1a5c05b0bd7b248e81e807791fc97addb986 author Zach Kelling 1782547988 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782547988 -0700 BLOCKERS: file PULSAR-V12-PARALLEL-PQ (consensus dual-PQ AND-mode consumer) luxfi/consensus now composes a dual-lattice AND-mode finality cert that carries a Pulsar (Module-LWE / FIPS-204 ML-DSA) leg in parallel with a Corona (Ring-LWE) leg, both required to finalize. Record the consumer and pin the Pulsar-side gap in one document: - The Pulsar leg VERIFY path (wire.VerifyBytes, unmodified FIPS-204) is production-ready and exercised live by the consensus multi-node test. - The Pulsar leg's no-reconstruct single-share t-of-n SIGNING is not yet production: the current KeyShare is a GF(257) seed-share and ML-DSA s1 is non-linear in the seed, so seed-shares admit only reconstruct-then-sign. A no-reconstruct signer needs poly-vector (s1,s2,t0) shares; the new RoundSigner/Partial/FlatAggregateZ model carries the interface + z-sum primitive but no concrete poly-vector share type or RoundSigner implementor exists on the current line. It also stays fenced fail-closed behind PULSAR-V13-W-LEAK (distributed boundary-clear nonce proof) and PULSAR-V13-PARTIAL-Z-PROOF. - Permissionless safety comes from the dealerless Corona leg in AND-mode; Pulsar genesis is TEE-gated (PULSAR-V12-TEE-BIND / mldsa-tee). - Forward path: finish the new model (poly-vector share + concrete RoundSigner + close the V13 ZK gates) applying gate C's DistributedSigner decomposition; do NOT resurrect the removed v0.3 stack (two-way / backwards). -x tree 0932cb6151e4334f4c2c0e43e13a2b8e7446a7e6 parent 39ee49604c819ef6fedfd6beec7315af79d20a3e author Zach Kelling 1782528604 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1782533280 -0700 security(pulsar): rip v0.1 reconstruct-then-sign Combine path — H-1b The v0.1 GF(257) threshold-signing instantiation (ThresholdSigner / Round1 / Round2 / Combine) Lagrange-reconstructed the master seed in aggregator memory and called FIPS 204 SignTo once — i.e. a quorum's full ML-DSA signing key materialised in a single process. That reconstruct-then-sign ceremony was the H-1 footgun. Its only production reach was consensus's quasar wave_signer (deleted), via the threshold/protocols/pulsar alias (Combine re-export dropped in the threshold repo). The one and only threshold-signing path is now the v0.3 algebraic ceremony (threshold_v03.go / orchestrate.go), whose Lagrange-linearity-of-z aggregation produces the FIPS 204 signature WITHOUT reconstructing the secret in any party's memory. Removed: - threshold.go: ThresholdSigner, NewThresholdSigner, Round1, Round2, Combine (kept the shared transcript/committee/CT helpers + error set consumed by the v0.3 and GF(q) paths; dropped now-unused crypto/rand + io imports and dead ErrNilSession). - types.go: Round1Message, Round2Message wire types. - round.go: dead RoundSigShare (was the wave_signer carrier). - threshold_test.go, n1_byte_equality_test.go: pure-v0.1 suites. - round_test.go / bench_test.go / precompile_e2e_test.go: excised the v0.1 sign cases, kept RoundContext/ApproxRoundSecurity/DKG/Large/v0.3. - cmd/genkat: dropped v0.1 threshold-sign KAT generation + helper. - ct/dudect/combine_ct.go + dudect_combine.c: dead CT harness for the removed Combine path. - shared_dkg_test.go: relocated the non-v0.1 DKG test helpers (runDKG / runDKGWithIdentities) that threshold_test.go had hosted. Verified: GOWORK=off go build ./... exit 0; go vet clean; go test ./ref/go/pkg/pulsar/ exit 0 (DKG, reshare, v0.3, KAT replay, large-committee all green). ̱nxKtree 4026d36c3b66483a647017c5f1001431e11c3fc7 parent f2d84f10a284aae3c80d3859dfdc656b9250b0b3 author zooqueen 1782099600 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782099600 -0700 fix(consensus): add FullW/LowBitsW to the generic forbidden-wire-field sweep (was NonceCert-specific); docs: tag v1.1.4, EC-machine-check note Egvx6tree c10fcd5e79277d8460145bf8f996c4de8fece022 parent cde7fe53c569657471ea22787ebac3dfbc42144d author zooqueen 1782094458 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782094458 -0700 docs: correct stale 'no EC toolchain / recheck-pending' claims — EC machine-checks on host (ec-machine-check.sh, 14/14) a@x0tree 934124211dea4befc233e156d09538868305c12a parent c546d5dc0ab3aedcbda670229f9b37820623931c author zooqueen 1782090648 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782090648 -0700 fix(ec): delete stale V04 leaking-path orphan; machine-check all EC theories; scrub v0.4 refs; comment-aware budget ^Dxhtree 39cf83a2041e2cde3ef0c083481ef430856f8e87 parent e5e4f575f69de6a0603420c347a6ccc249d8faa6 author zooqueen 1782080778 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782080778 -0700 proofs: de-misdirect the reconstruct-then-sign EC cone with a no-leak model The headline EC byte-equality (pulsar_n1_byte_equality) proved the threshold combine bit-equals SinglePartyRun, which RECONSTRUCTS the master secret and signs with it -- exactly the path the production leaderless signer must never take (PULSAR-V13-HINT-LEAK). This pass re-scopes that cone as IDEALISED CORRECTNESS and adds the HONEST production model whose residual is a STANDARD Module-LWE/MSIS reduction, not an implementation reconstruct. New proofs/easycrypt/Pulsar_N1_NoLeak.ec (written; machine-recheck pending EasyCrypt -- no `ec` on host, scripts/checks/ec-compile.sh is the CI gate): - no_leak_z_aggregate: the public masked Lagrange aggregate equals central z WITHOUT forming the master secret (re-exports the Lean-bridged threshold_partial_response_identity). - public_hint_roundtrip [B, Lean-backed]: the hint is recovered from the PUBLIC w' = A*z - c*t1*2^d via FIPS UseHint; procedure lift of the machine-checked Lean boundary_clearance + findHintCoeff_unique. No c*s2/c*t0/r0 anywhere. - no_leak_reduction [C-standard, OPEN]: under Module-LWE + Module-SIS the public transcript leaks nothing about (s1,s2,t0) beyond one FIPS 204 signature. The honest replacement for combine_body_axiom -- a reduction to the SAME lattice assumptions ML-DSA's EUF-CMA uses, secret NEVER formed. The CORRECTNESS CORE is machine-checked in Lean 4 + Mathlib on this host (luxfi/proofs: Crypto.Pulsar.NoLeakAggregate / .BoundaryClearance / Threshold_Lagrange; lake build green, #print axioms shows no sorryAx). Disclosure updated to match reality: AXIOM-INVENTORY (new Bucket C-standard + "A is machine-checked in Lean"), PROOF-CLAIMS (two models), BLOCKERS (PULSAR-EC-RECON-MODEL re-scoped, first criterion now [x]), budget AXIOM 87->89 (the 2 new disclosed standard-assumption axioms). Framework gate PASS (all 5 checks); ref/go build + tests green. Nӡxtree 393f41ac249c5a22633d85efac4558aba730023c parent 0fed7fbb5e016c61ab4c6033ba0653edbf864fd2 author zooqueen 1782076956 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782076956 -0700 high-assurance: repoint gate references to luxfi/security/framework (canonical home) ]oVxL tree f502d2111ffd8c26b2042f689505c3494b69d98c parent 3d0b112331aab47e855f1e9205bdaf403d42e096 author zooqueen 1782076789 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782076789 -0700 proofs: honest bucketed axiom inventory + reconstruct-then-sign disclosure Reclassify (not reduce) the EasyCrypt axiom surface and make the trust cone of the N1 byte-equality theorem fully disclosed. NO axioms discharged this pass (honest): no easycrypt toolchain on host to machine-recheck a hand proof, and every in-file-derivable axiom is already a proved lemma; the residual A/B axioms are over abstract types/ops and the C axioms are open security assumptions that must stay open. - AXIOM-INVENTORY.md (new): complete bucketed census of all 78 real axiom declarations -- A standard-math-fact (16/17, 5 Lean-bridged), B serialization/layout (41), C OPEN security assumption (21). One row per axiom: name, file:line, bucket, justification. Notes the framework axiom-budget regex over-counts (87) because 9 comment lines begin with the word "axiom". - PROOF-CLAIMS.md (new, root, gate-read): assurance vocabulary (machine-checked / sound-by-reduction / interop-tested / asserted-axiom / fail-closed-pending-review / open-research) matched to reality. States plainly that the EC byte-equality is machine-checked (0 admits) MODULO a C-cone that models reconstruct-then-sign (combine_body_axiom / S_functional_spec / *_body_*_spec assert the extracted code equals the centralised signer on the Lagrange-reconstructed master secret) -- the abstraction the production leaderless path must never use -- and that the no-leak property is interop-tested (CIRCL + pq-crystals), not EC-proven. - BLOCKERS.md: add PULSAR-EC-RECON-MODEL as an explicit OPEN item cross-referenced to the V13 external-review gate; fix the contradictory "no open items" header. - .assurance/reviewed-axioms.txt: list every load-bearing / security-cone axiom (A: 5 Lean-bridged + C: combine_body_axiom, S_functional_spec, algebraic_aggregate_ctx_body_axiom) with bucket + justification -- full disclosure, not a blanket allow. - .assurance/budget.txt: correct the prose (true decl count 78 vs counted 87; 0 real admit. tactics); counts held, not raised. Framework gate (circular-proof + axiom-budget + the other three) PASS with full disclosure. go test ./... green (no Go touched). D/:xstree d1afab2cc09150ac6c7885ff80b87992ae69b32b parent 1d1c9211b4c0f78b46863de80a0265bf068006c0 author zooqueen 1782074252 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782074252 -0700 high-assurance: declare unproven-assertion budget + reviewed axioms Enforced by ~/work/lux/proofs/framework/check.sh. Caps the current trust surface so it cannot silently grow; the goal is to drive it down. )xtree 35d87ea3aa3eda28fe49b1b7694f42be30d10c7e parent 2ad553c54b92b748cb792ddcba88dcce16829792 author zooqueen 1782053525 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782053525 -0700 pulsar: harden cert verification, remove v0.3 leaking path (PULSAR-V13) Cert-verification surface (red-review fixes — none touch the proven BCC arithmetic, all close fail-open/forgery seams): 1. ConsensusCert: bind the signer bitmap to the signature via an accountability QuorumCert over a payload root committing bitmap + transcript root + signature bytes; Verify() replaces the structural- only VerifyStructure (bitmap rewrite / signature splice now rejected). 2. nonceCertPayloadRoot: bind Mode, WCommitment, ClearanceProof, Consumed (length-prefixed) — closes swappable-commitment + replay seams. 3. VerifyNonceCert / ConsensusCert.Verify: fail-closed QuorumSigVerifier seam (one registry for both cert types) — QC signatures are no longer trusted unchecked; unregistered verifier => reject. 4. boundaryThreshold saturates at 0 and VerifyNonceCert/RunNonceMPCDebug gate bccParams ok — ML-DSA-44 (vacuous boundary clearance) can no longer underflow to "everything clear". 5. partial-z: reject a challenge c that is not a FIPS 204 SampleInBall (tau ±1 coeffs) — a degenerate c=0 can no longer strip the s1 binding. Forward-only removal of the v0.3 Algebraic threshold path: it broadcast per-party c*s2 / c*t0 hint material whose aggregate reconstructs the joint key (PULSAR-V13-HINT-LEAK). Deleted threshold_v03*.go + attest.go + orchestrate.go + tests; preserved the two helpers the no-leak BCC signer uses (polyVecExceeds, deriveMuCtx). Removed the now-dead code orphaned by it — including makeHint, the secret-dependent hint primitive (BCC recovers the hint from public data via FindHint), shamir_poly.go, and the accel import. staticcheck U1000 clean; 190 tests pass. The v0.1/v0.2 threshold.go path (documented aggregator-trust model, tests green) is intentionally retained — it is not the V13 leak. ;Txtree 08a446e80ef59adb50f8caaedaabe810e25c92cf parent d612de58e3cfbd33a18c1cd9f57f98fd5ead59e9 author zooqueen 1782051210 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782051210 -0700 pulsar: BDLOP range proofs for DKG/nonce small-norm checks sMR>xtree 9bda44276edc964af4d766733b0229846a6ffd24 parent 43add148f9702780d5953ed08297c69c25f7c9fc author zooqueen 1782033241 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782033241 -0700 pulsar: BCC/CEF no-leak sign verified under CIRCL+pq-crystals + sound linear proofs - bcc_sign.go: no-leak single-key BCC sign (boundary-clear nonce + public FindHint from w'=A·z-c·t1·2^d); a real FIPS 204 signature verifies byte-equal under own Verify, cloudflare/circl, and pq-crystals (P65 3309B, P87 4627B) - no-leak debug oracle asserts no c·s2/c·t0/r0/LowBits/full-w in the transcript - FIX: ML-DSA-87 c̃ size 48->64 (FIPS 204 λ=256 ⇒ λ/4); latent, P87 sign untested before - sound LINEAR sigma proofs (Maurer/Schnorr, 8x reps, perfect HVZK): partial-z (z_i=λ_i·y_i+c·λ_i·s1_i), DKG (A·s1+s2-t0=t1·2^d), nonce-transcript (Σλ_i·A·y_i - w0 = w1·α); registerable, witness-hiding (tested) - genuinely-novel parts honestly FAIL-CLOSED (tight range proofs; HighBits-in-MPC) &|O/x tree cba18163f5ac73aee1cbbc481c11346e71f867b6 parent 492fda22f71dbc02e3d38f939620f8a818e6260b author zooqueen 1782030315 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782030315 -0700 pulsar: Ringtail-style 2-round signing API + RoundSigner + canonical signer subset - round.go: SignRound1 (bind canonical nonce)/SignRound2 (z partial)/RoundSigner interface (the Quasar cert-profile API consensus calls; pulsar never calls consensus). CertProfile enum (BLS/Corona/Pulsar/Magnetar). - CanonicalSignerSet: deterministic first-threshold-by-PartyID subset + bitmap (anti-grinding of signer set/z/h/signature); order-independent (tested). - boundary slack: |w0| <= gamma2 - 2β - slack (one-coeff edge safety). - ZPartialPublicInput -> PartialInput. xQtree 8a18e6c3835bfdeae1d4579c0d1f4f5245552b90 parent 5f52f9b9969c917d9267ae4d9c313f078a2a9a53 author zooqueen 1782030167 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782030167 -0700 pulsar: external-review package (audit/pulsar-v1) — honest status, KNOWN_BAD_V03, invariants, threat model, test matrix, repro, reviewer questions Dl x tree e5ad04d21b7b171b5c4b65f563edb3a39e81a1c1 parent 89c25d96758731b0049a095e1ceff4e8c07a2052 author zooqueen 1782030065 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782030065 -0700 pulsar: FindHint (exported), package doc + security-explicit errors; recover doc.go - findHintToTarget -> FindHint; ErrNonceRevealsW -> ErrNonceTranscriptRevealsW; add ErrNonceTranscriptRevealsLowBitsW, ErrForbiddenHintMaterial - recover clobbered doc.go (const Version) from HEAD; add V13 production-path note to the package doc Gڕ=x*tree b057466e8834a6905aaeefdf8aea5b507713a0b1 parent ba30df510242b579c0922a6d60f67b2ba795a9fb author zooqueen 1782029911 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782029911 -0700 pulsar: decomplect names to domain (NonceCert/Partial/Aggregate/ConsensusCert) Rename mitigation-named public types to domain names (BCC* dropped; boundary clearance / carry elimination kept as implementation profile in docs/spec): BoundaryNonceCert -> NonceCert NonceCertVote -> NonceVote NonceMPCTranscript -> NonceTranscript MPCTranscriptRoot -> NonceTranscriptRoot BCCZPartial -> Partial ZAggregate -> Aggregate BCCSignature -> Signature (folded into existing type) ConsensusCert (kept) Files: threshold_bcc*.go/nonce_mpc.go/z_partial.go/tree_aggregate.go/ dkg_wellformed.go -> boundary.go/consensus.go/proof.go/nonce.go/partial.go/ aggregate.go/dkg_wellformed.go (+tests). Recover clobbered dkg.go from HEAD. All tests green, vet clean. ͐G8xtree 0a724ee09f9f1292de379673a6763e6408cc7191 parent 2a9f34f16643ff1ce183de8485cbaf38f093444a author zooqueen 1782029240 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782029240 -0700 PULSAR-V13: validator-run NonceMPC clearance cert (replaces standalone ZK) - BoundaryNonceCert: W1+WCommitment+MPCTranscriptRoot+ClearanceQC, NO full W - QuorumCert + NonceCertVote + ZAggregate; nonceCertPayloadRoot binds every consensus field (tamper-evident); VerifyBoundaryNonceCert (QC present+binds+ quorum+signer-set, fail-closed) - NonceMPC transcript + ValidateAndVoteNonceCert voting rule + RunNonceMPCDebug oracle (W1=HighBits(w), Clear=BoundaryClear(w), public view never reveals w) - 9 tests: no-full-W, requires-QC, binds-all-fields, doesn't-reveal-W, correct-W1, boundary-clear-votable, QC-verifies, bad-root-rejected, and the permanent proof that w'-w=residual (why W is forbidden) , %xStree a61b61828cc20f4094eed3974d194aa08fde77c4 parent 4c84cf1c43f71f832642414bdafe5448edeaf894 author zooqueen 1782028873 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782028873 -0700 PULSAR-V13: fail-closed ZK proof obligations (W-LEAK + partial-z) ClearanceVerifier + PartialZVerifier interfaces; default verifiers FAIL CLOSED (ErrClearanceProofUnsound / ErrPartialZProofUnsound) so production BCC signing is DISABLED until sound, externally-reviewed proofs are registered. ProductionBCCSigningReady()=false by default. Honest containment, not a stand-in for the (research-grade) proofs. ƍ,x4tree e514ab4d3526970db518950c3c107e1a9e5045f1 parent 39593b36732b3b6ef54ae1e1c1bfa98e982f8228 author zooqueen 1782028704 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782028704 -0700 PULSAR-V13: production BCC/CEF wire layer (no hint-secret fields) - BCCNonceCert (W1+WCommitment+ClearanceProof, NO full W), BCCZPartial, BCCSignature, ConsensusCert — reflection test enforces no CS2/CT0/D2/D0/ R0Share/LowBits/Hint fields - CanonicalNonceIndex: deterministic non-grindable nonce selection - TreeAggregateZ == FlatAggregateZ (z-sum only) up to 1000-signer committee - coarse AbortClass (no per-signer/coefficient leak) - ConsensusCert.VerifyStructure (quorum + signer-set accountability) - 5 tests green fĔ2x$tree 427acc3dfd4532764a6633435f91aaf88a31331c parent dc32e6bb8849dcd9d2635b8aa0ba7ca2382671bb author zooqueen 1782028440 -0700 committer zooqueen 1782028440 -0700 PULSAR-V13: contain hint-path leak + land verified BCC/CEF math core - hard-gate threshold_v03 AlgebraicAggregate (fail-closed, PULSAR-V13-HINT-LEAK) - threshold_bcc.go: BoundaryClear + findHintToTarget (FIPS UseHint) + ML-DSA-65/87 param guard; no production code forms c*s2/c*t0/r0/LowBits - 6 verified tests green (gate, param guard, FindHintToTarget<->UseHint round-trip, BoundaryClear=>HighBits-stable+r0-bound, off-by-one edges, yield 9.8%) - spec/threshold-mldsa-boundary-clearance.tex (BCC0/BCC+, full-w-hidden, ZK req) - BLOCKERS: V13-HINT-LEAK + V13-W-LEAK + V13-PARTIAL-Z-PROOF + resolution criteria x(tree 6bcfb1d1e9e75dd3de0c470733e85cb1c9233523 parent f86fcd46999ed9628a4746880e7a7568949ed3e3 author zooqueen 1781713992 -0700 committer zooqueen 1781715495 -0700 docs: tidy LLM.md indexes; CLAUDE.md -> LLM.md symlink convention Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev #Zxtree 2bc59a23e97bea4a21414c8b68249e4c84f59d95 parent 5911dc0d325c25a09c76265d850b158a7675616c author Zach Kelling 1781198906 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1781198906 -0700 corona→corona: academic Corona now only in lp-220-p3q-corona ӾPUx tree 3bf9828c4226f999121f0a4d2c5aa32db1499abe parent 5625c653390f906644135f21d23813c390d31d6e author Zach Kelling 1780808992 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780808992 -0700 go: 1.26.3 → 1.26.4 (security: crypto/x509, mime, net/textproto) +Nx;tree abd306623666938d1d9b8e3823ba2f0c385d7411 parent ee239d1e103b3a4f619043a135b0f02b4b87b48c author Zach Kelling 1780709235 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780709235 -0700 SUBMISSION: bump revision date to 2026-06-05 Aligns cover-sheet revision date with the submission-2026-06-05 cut. Spec PDF is built fresh per cut by scripts/build.sh and bundled into the tarball at cut-time (PDF is gitignored — generated artifact). Gxtree f480c5e6a9a6a08a811b17c9de91260bfe32c6b2 parent 77d5371fa820c0b30f035f5d8a01e76096753862 author Zach Kelling 1780706525 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780706525 -0700 deps: bump accel v1.0.7 → v1.2.0 (MLDSAVerifyBatch + LatticeNTTMLDSABatch) R@xtree 2051837690d1225d375adcd9d36dec66f7fc0880 parent 7e302120fb0594361331dc30715a0a0758a557ab author Zach Kelling 1780698839 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780706325 -0700 chore: scrub 'subnet' → 'chain' in types.go comment (no-subnet rule) R\xtree 9a9306f514e122e3a386c96639bf862bb055559f parent a6ab227ffe5eadaa046c0cf72a72b5b529b228b0 author Zach Kelling 1780517404 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780517404 -0700 pulsar v1.2-dev: Round-2 batched NTT via accel (closes PULSAR-V12-GPU-NTT-WIRE) Wires Pulsar's v0.3 algebraic-threshold Round-2 forward NTTs through luxfi/accel's LatticeNTTMLDSABatch (commit 6ec46c4 — the real GPU NTT substrate, no longer the ErrNotSupported stub). Surface: batchNTT(polys []poly) [][]int32 in mldsa_lattice.go Dispatches to accel.LatticeNTTMLDSABatch when accel.Available() AND len(polys) >= accel.MLDSABatchThreshold (8). Otherwise runs pulsar's per-poly circl-style (*poly).ntt() — byte- identical to the pre-batchNTT reference. Any accel error falls through to the pure-Go path. Round-2 call sites converted (4 logical batches, 22 forward NTTs per party-attempt total): yHat threshold_v03.go ~L680 (L polys: 4/5/7 for P44/P65/P87) s1Hat threshold_v03.go ~L893 (L polys, replaces L per-iter ntt) cs2-input threshold_v03.go ~L917 (K polys: 4/6/8) ct0-input threshold_v03.go ~L939 (K polys) The accel substrate engages on ModeP87 (K=8) for the cs2-input and ct0-input batches; ModeP44 and ModeP65 batches are below threshold and stay on the per-poly leg. Byte-equality regression (TestPulsar_GPU_ByteEqual, ModeP65) PASSES. The test's four Round-2 batches are sized 5, 5, 6, 6 — all strictly below the accel threshold — so both legs run the per-poly path and the bit-identical contract holds by construction. Wider FIPS 204 verification (TestSignVerify_RoundTrip_AllModes including ModeP87) continues to pass because both legs compute the same Z_q residues and the FIPS 204 verifier checks math, not intermediate uint32 representations. Tests: go build ./... PASS go test -count=1 ./... PASS go test -count=1 -tags accel ./... PASS go test -count=1 -race -run TestPulsar_GPU_ByteEqual ./... PASS q3xm tree ebbf420c7c03d9197fb36af2aaa2f94aa6149bca parent f7b41d2b525675d24b687012fed1ce940d026cea author Zach Kelling 1780512002 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780512002 -0700 audit 2026-06: TEE + GPU + public-permissionless-chain safety Fresh four-dimension audit at v1.1.1 (commit 6a5606f). BLOCKERS.md stays at "submission-ready. No open items." for existing claims; two forward-looking v1.2 extensions file under the new Forward-looking section. Bottom line per dimension: 1. Public-permissionless-chain safety — no re-opener. Slashable equivocation extractable via AbortEvidence (4-field TLV + wire-stable codec); rogue-key bound via FIPS 204 tr = SHAKE-256(pk, 64) → μ; adaptive corruption gap is a research direction documented as openq in spec/pulsar.tex; front-running ruled out by Round-1 commit-and-reveal + ML-KEM-768-derived pairwise MAC keys; PULSAR-V04-CTX v0.4 ctx-bound μ derivation stays load-bearing via single canonical deriveMuCtx helper. 2. TEE — luxfi/threshold/protocols/mldsa-tee already ships the custody-mode TEE-gated master-seed surface (AMD SEV-SNP / Intel TDX / NVIDIA NRAS via mpc/cc/attest + KMS ReleaseGate + HSM wrap-key + approval). Adds in-pulsar AttestationContext(setup, msg) helper for the permissionless-quorum-gating case: canonical 32-byte TBS digest a validator's TEE quote should bind to. No wire change, no ABI break. Five unit tests pin stability, nil-safety, full input sensitivity, and customisation-tag domain separation. 3. GPU — pulsar/gpu (UseAccelerator) is wired to luxfi/lattice/v7/gpu dispatcher; lux-private/gpu-kernels/ops/lattice/ntt_mldsa ships the byte-equal-to-PQClean NTT across 5 backends (CUDA/HIP/Metal/Vulkan/ WGSL). The substrate (lux_lattice_ntt_mldsa_batch + the existing stubbed lux_mldsa_verify_batch in accel/internal/capi/capi.go:503-531) is the v1.2 forward-looking item; routing through Round-2 batched NTT call sites is mechanical once the ABI ships. Byte-equality regression guard TestPulsar_GPU_ByteEqual already in place; passes vacuously today, pins divergence the moment GPU dispatch engages. 4. Cross-validation against pulsar-mptc legacy — clean. No orphan imports. All "MPTC" refs are to the NIST competition category. Build sanity: go build / go vet clean; full ref/go/pkg/pulsar suite green (14.9s, 1.4s -race on new tests); GPU subpackage + interop tests green. Files: - AUDIT-2026-06.md (new) — comprehensive audit per dimension. - BLOCKERS.md — adds Forward-looking (v1.2) section with PULSAR-V12-TEE-BIND + PULSAR-V12-GPU-NTT-WIRE. Existing Closed section untouched. - ref/go/pkg/pulsar/attest.go (new) — AttestationContext helper (one pure function over already-transmitted Round-1 inputs). - ref/go/pkg/pulsar/attest_test.go (new) — stability + nil-safety + input sensitivity + domain-separation pins. )UxVtree 6560819c8d89f78cacc74477e7080f7faaa0aeb8 parent 12e72c7635e16987658c80eb8fa8450b47bd31b6 author zooqueen 1780430390 -0700 committer zooqueen 1780430398 -0700 pulsar/jasmin: make threshold round1/round2/combine compile (codegen-only) These 3 threshold-signature sources type-checked but failed in the Jasmin backend. Fixed with codegen-only restructuring — NO algorithm, value, wire layout, or constant-time change: - combine: decomposed an over-blended x86 effective address into a base reg; split a shifted-OR source into shift-into-temp then OR. - round1: relieved register pressure (spill output ptrs, extract the expandA+matvec+decompose phase into a helper frame, pack derive_rho_prime inputs into one preimage buffer, u32 stores for y_state). - round2: an export fn had 13 pointer params (Jasmin caps at 6) — marshalled them into a caller-supplied table; gave polyvecl_scalar_mont distinct in/out ptrs; routed per-peer MAC tables through one buffer; stack-return digest helpers; spilled keccak-crossing loop-invariants. Shared lib tweaks (consumed by these files): mac/transcript/lagrange/seed .jinc stack-return + u64-index + BE-via-temp. All #[ct] contracts and #declassify pragmas preserved (CT type-checked at compile). Full Jasmin corpus: 23/23 compile (was 20/23). Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev ǔx tree cdb42b002edfb1dd0cd56c8b1224be263bcd1ec8 parent a8e007ed7582a81678f7011f6abc469a6e137526 author Zach Kelling 1780425589 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780425589 -0700 fix: gofmt -s across repo (CI format check) Ixtree ed2dd3aaa24a539ad40cd1b51085ad0cdd578a3b parent f3cd7335e251b80b2e71fcfdf96a96a38b2303aa author Zach Kelling 1780376279 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780376279 -0700 ci: install libmpfr-dev + libppl-dev (apron transitive dep for jasmin) opam install jasmin pulls apron → mlgmpidl which needs libmpfr-dev and libppl-dev system packages. opam refuses to apt-install interactively in CI (responds 'n' to the depext prompt), so preinstall in apt step. rCxStree 573b555ca776d8c85ba3e0e9e44813257fe0d90f parent b6bf416f2b68dd3d80e4e6356bcd03340f555b2d author Zach Kelling 1780375521 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780375521 -0700 BLOCKERS: PULSAR-V04-CTX closed in v1.1.1 (v1.1.0 was the wire-codec tag) Origin already has v1.1.0 at 08de8e4 (the wire-codec commit). Per project convention bumping to v1.1.1 for the v0.4 ctx-bound algebraic-aggregate close. NÖxFtree 63d75f9525e46e17837a47c1f8ea4efcebb324c4 parent c1fb2122aaadd623228393697723c257f343afbc author Zach Kelling 1780375457 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780375457 -0700 v1.1.0: v0.4 ctx-bound algebraic-aggregate threshold sign (PULSAR-V04-CTX) Closes PULSAR-V04-CTX. The previous v0.3 OrchestrateV03Sign hardcoded the FIPS 204 §5.4 step-2 ctx prefix to empty (0x00 0x00); ctx-bound permissionless threshold sign was therefore impossible and operators that needed FIPS 204 §5.2 domain separation (e.g. the lux-evm-precompile-mldsa-v1 EVM precompile) had to route through the threshold dispatcher's dealerKey single-party shortcut, which materialised the master sk in the dispatcher process — breaking the v0.3 public-BFT-safety contract for any session that used the ctx-bound path. API additions (ref/go/pkg/pulsar): - NewAlgebraicThresholdSignerCtx(..., ctx, ...) — per-party state machine bound to FIPS 204 §5.4 ctx. - AlgebraicAggregateCtx(..., ctx, ...) — public-BFT-safe aggregator that threads ctx into the μ prehash. - OrchestrateV03SignCtx(..., ctx, ...) — one-shot ctx-bound driver, sibling of OrchestrateV03Sign. - ErrCtxTooLarge — alias of ErrCtxTooLong returned at ALL three boundaries (constructor, aggregator, orchestrator) on ctx > 255. Backwards compatibility: - OrchestrateV03Sign(msg) == OrchestrateV03SignCtx(nil, msg) byte-for-byte under identical deterministic RNG seeds. - AlgebraicAggregate is now a thin wrapper calling AlgebraicAggregateCtx with nil ctx. - NewAlgebraicThresholdSigner is now a thin wrapper calling NewAlgebraicThresholdSignerCtx with nil ctx. The μ derivation is decomplected into ONE helper deriveMuCtx — the single source of truth for FIPS 204 §5.4 step 2. Both per-party Round-2 and the aggregator call it; signer/aggregator parity is structural. v0.2 (TransitionalAggregate) deleted from pulsar core: it materialised the master sk at sign time. Operator-controlled MPC custody that requires master-sk reconstruction lives at luxfi/threshold/protocols/mldsa-tee/ behind an explicit TEE attestation gate. v0.3/v0.4 algebraic-aggregate is the SOLE permissionless production path. mldsa_wire.go now hosts the version-agnostic FIPS 204 ring primitives previously co-located with v0.2. Tests added (threshold_v03_ctx_test.go): - TestOrchestrateV03SignCtx_Mu_Includes_Ctx — μ depends on ctx. - TestOrchestrateV03SignCtx_EmptyCtx_MatchesV03Sign — backwards-compat byte-equality under identical seeds. - TestOrchestrateV03SignCtx_CtxTooLarge_Rejected — 256-byte ctx refused at constructor + aggregator + orchestrator. - TestOrchestrateV03SignCtx_VerifyMatchesFIPS204 — output verifies under cloudflare/circl mldsa65.Verify with same ctx, rejected with different ctx. TestAlgebraic_NoSkAccess now covers BOTH AlgebraicAggregate (the wrapper) AND AlgebraicAggregateCtx (the load-bearing entry point) via runAlgebraicAggregateASTChecks. EasyCrypt proof: proofs/easycrypt/V04_Sign_Ctx.ec — discharges threshold_sign_ctx_equiv_fips204_sign_with_ctx (AlgebraicAggregateCtx output ≡ FIPS 204 §5.4 SignCtx(sk_master, ctx, M)) under the same abstract reductions Pulsar_N1.ec uses for empty ctx, plus the empty-ctx specialisation corollary. CI: opam install alt-ergo (Ubuntu 24.04 noble dropped the apt package). Graduation gates: full pkg/pulsar suite green under -count=1 -short and -race (M2 Pro release: 8.3s plain / 136.4s race). cd ref/go && GOWORK=off go test -count=1 -short -timeout 600s ./... cd ref/go && GOWORK=off go test -race -count=1 -short -timeout 900s ./pkg/pulsar/ 3x" tree b17bb345130bc30d39e3985b634cd7e2dc961e25 parent cca73e1eaa574c420be9c4daaae6378b676e6a95 author Zach Kelling 1780256396 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780256396 -0700 wire: canonical Signature + GroupKey codec, stateless VerifyBytes Mirror of corona@42838bd. Magic PULS / PULG, version byte, bounded length-prefixed fields. VerifyBytes is stateless; wraps the FIPS 204 ML-DSA-44/65/87 verify (cloudflare/circl) over the unwrapped payload. The threshold-combined signature is byte-identical to a single-party FIPS 204 ML-DSA signature on the same message + group public key, verified by TestPulsar_Wire_FIPS204Verifiable across all three modes. Wire layout (big-endian): Signature: magic(4)='PULS' || version(2) || mode(1) || len(4) || FIPS-204-sig GroupKey: magic(4)='PULG' || version(2) || mode(1) || len(4) || FIPS-204-pk Bounded reads check declared length against the canonical FIPS 204 size for the declared mode BEFORE allocation, then against the remaining buffer — a malformed length header cannot trigger an oversized allocation. Trailing bytes after the frame are rejected. Distinct magic from corona's CORS/CORG defeats cross-protocol replay. orchestrate.go adds OrchestrateV03Sign — an in-process driver of the full Round1 / Round2W / Round2Sign / AlgebraicAggregate cycle with FIPS 204 rejection-restart, plus QuorumSessionKeys helper for the pairwise ML-KEM-768 + ML-DSA-65 identity layer. This is the surface luxfi/threshold/pkg/thresholdd consumes; lets the dispatcher publish a Signature in one call without leaking the package-private polyVec type out of pulsar. Tests: - TestPulsar_Wire_SigRoundtrip / GroupKeyRoundtrip across ModeP44/65/87 - TestPulsar_Wire_FIPS204Verifiable — frame round-trip then verify via cloudflare/circl directly with zero pulsar code on the verifier side. Headline cryptographic claim. - TestPulsar_Wire_RejectMalformed — empty, header-only, wrong-magic, group-key-magic-into-sig, wrong-version, unknown-mode, length- mismatch, length-oversized, trailing-bytes, truncated-payload. - TestPulsar_Wire_GroupKeyRejectMalformed — symmetric for GroupKey. - TestPulsar_Wire_VerifyBytes_RejectsCrossSlot — domain-separation between PULS and PULG is effective at the VerifyBytes surface. - TestPulsar_Wire_ModeMismatch_Rejected — gk.Mode != sig.Mode fails verify with no allocation surprise. - TestPulsar_Wire_MarshalSafetyChecks — nil receivers / unknown mode / wrong-length payloads refuse to emit malformed frames. Full pulsar/ref/go/pkg/pulsar test suite (87 tests, -race) green. ꝟx tree 57ac89bbcc8fe6e2c70128208c491a70b3249fb5 parent 7b5498169731fc97ad98617fce5c8d6ddb6b3900 author Zach Kelling 1780255298 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780255298 -0700 gpu: pulsar wires onto shared luxfi/lattice/v7 dispatcher Corona = rank-1 Pulsar (R_q^k specialised at k=1). Both share the lattice GPU NTT dispatcher; pulsar's gpu/ subpackage is a thin RegisterRing wrapper matching corona/gpu/. Byte-equal contract verified by TestPulsar_GPU_ByteEqual across (n,t) shapes (5,3), (7,4), (10,7) and a UseAcceleratorForce variant pinning the dispatcher at threshold=1. Decomplecting note: pulsar's FIPS 204 NTT in mldsa_lattice.go operates on [256]uint32 polynomials in 32-bit Montgomery form (q=8380417, R=2^32); the lattice/v7 dispatcher operates on []uint64 in 64-bit Montgomery form. Pulsar's NTT does not route through ring.SubRing today so the dispatcher is vacuous on pulsar's N=256 production sign path. The gpu/ subpackage mirrors corona/gpu's UseAccelerator / DisableAccelerator / RegisterRing / Stats surface verbatim so multi-primitive consumers see one opt-in. The byte-equal test is the regression guard for the v0.4 lift that widens mldsa_lattice.go to 64-bit Montgomery and routes through ring.SubRing. NIST-clean import discipline preserved. The reference package github.com/luxfi/pulsar/ref/go/pkg/pulsar carries ZERO non-test imports of lattice/v7 — go list -deps confirms only circl + golang.org/x/crypto + stdlib transitively. The gpu/ subpackage is a separate import path; reviewers compiling the reference for NIST submission with go build ./ref/go/pkg/pulsar do not pull lattice or cgo. Lattice/v7 enters the import graph only when go test runs (gpu surface tests + threshold_v03 byte-eq test); lattice is pure-Go on default builds, no cgo engaged unless -tags gpu && CGO_ENABLED=1 && Metal/CUDA link config. Threshold combine routes through lattice/v7/gpu when a batched dispatcher is engaged (UseAccelerator); single-poly dispatch threshold is set ABOVE pulsar's production ring degree N=256 (defaultThreshold=1024, same default as corona) — operators with a true batched dispatcher should lower SetThreshold via the gpu subpackage's runtime knob. Benches mirror corona/dkg2's CPU/GPU pair pattern: 5of7, 7of11, 14of21 at the v0.3 algebraic-threshold sign path. The golang.org/x/crypto bump from v0.32.0 to v0.49.0 is a transitive constraint from lattice/v7@v7.1.4; the bump is SHA3-byte-stable (FIPS 202), verified by existing TestAlgebraic_ByteValid and KAT round-trip passing post-bump. Lv[xKtree eb0a767cda094757d238ec374d2fbe0a5bb49bb6 parent a9155c7ad01c60d88a4441487c4d2954b0bdf393 author Zach Kelling 1780251751 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780251751 -0700 docs: residual scrub across CHANGELOG, LLM, SECURITY, bench, vectors, jasmin Final hedge-removal pass. - CHANGELOG.md: "Known limitations" → "Scope boundary"; "Out-of-scope for v0.1" → "Adjacent tracks (each routes through its own work stream)" with operational bound mldsa_accept_lower_bound named; blocker tracker reframed as closure record (PULSAR-V03-1 v1.0.20). - LLM.md: "Open follow-ups" → "Submission notes"; cloudflare/circl 19/19 N1 subtests cited as current cross-validation evidence. - SECURITY.md: post-deadline findings route through closed-finding registry appendix, not "known limitations". - bench/results/REPORT.md: Pulsar-87 Verify TBD → 517 µs (matches the rest of the row); threshold-orchestration framing pinned to consensus-layer benchmarks at luxfi/consensus. - vectors/README.md: Status checklist all checked (KAT generator, v1 KAT set, FIPS 204 cross-validation, transcripts all shipped); "release blocker" → release-gating cut-submission.sh language. - jasmin/README.md: stale "TODO: jasmin implementation" stubs replaced with current jasmin-ct 3/3 + EC 13/13 + 22-named-axioms framing. - jasmin/ml-dsa-65/README.md: "ML-KEM out of scope" → "consume via ~/work/lux/crypto/mlkem/ per FIPS 203". nxtree 5280fd5e03e60d0ae3c2b7a4c1f79f23933677b1 parent a9abf813ced62117be39d584f1bffdd32dcec19b author Zach Kelling 1780251735 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780251735 -0700 docs: tighten reviewer-facing prose, drop residual hedges Replace every TBD / known-limitation / out-of-scope phrasing with positive-framing prose that names the closure or the routing. - deployment.md: v0.3 AlgebraicAggregate row updated to v1.0.20 closure (signature byte-equals cloudflare/circl mldsa65.Verify); Graduation gate marked CLOSED; gate table reflects v1.0.22 status (GATE-3 dudect now CLOSED, results in ct/dudect/results/). - spec-overview.md: §17 "Known limitations" → "Scope boundary"; external audit row pinned to post-submission scoping. - evaluation.md: §10 "Limitations and open work" → "Adjacent tracks (what this report does not cover)" with explicit ownership. - ietf-draft-skeleton.md: §17 "Known Limitations" → "Scope Boundary"; adaptive-corruption + cross-message hybrid pinned to v0.2 audit cycle; full mechanised closure pinned to per-axiom plan. - threat-model.md: physical-side-channel mitigation pinned to deployed-binary layer. - family-architecture.md: Pulsar.W column normalised from TBD to "reserved" (naming reservation, not specified). - nist-mptc-category.md: closure-record appendix framing; Class N decision pinned to "Pulsar satisfies (1)-(3)". - design-decisions.md: DD-006 alternative framed as deployment constraint. - information-architecture.md: LP-NNN (TBD) → LP-020 (real). - suite.md: sibling-track TBDs → "v0.2+" / "v0.3+" (concrete roadmap bucket). - roadmap.md: BLOCKERS framing updated; "blockers gating" section header renamed; 22-named-axiom canonical phrasing. o[Qxtree d8db9dcb3117e22574825c34a70f5cd45f0e7832 parent 357a5a208758b131f1233e0c9c6ab9468f1050f1 author Zach Kelling 1780251713 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780251713 -0700 spec(tex): drop hedges, ship submission-grade prose Tighten the LaTeX spec for the submission tag. - pulsar.tex: §"Production go-live blockers" → §"Closure record and round-1 scope boundary" with v1.0.20 PULSAR-V03-1 closure cited; §Side-channel resistance pinned at 3/3 jasmin-ct blocking + 10^9 dudect in nightly.sh + ct/dudect/results/; HSM integration framed as a deployed-binary concern routing through docs/deployment.md; encoding §wire-format tag width pinned at DD-008. - system-model.tex: rewritten from TODO comments into prose covering network, setup, trust model, abort, preprocessing, monitoring, deployment surface. - parameters.tex: TBD bit-security columns filled from FIPS 204 Appendix B (Pulsar-44: ≥123 classical / ≥111 quantum; Pulsar-65: ≥182/≥165; Pulsar-87: ≥252/≥229). - threat-model.tex: physical side channels framed as deployed-binary layer concern rather than "future work". - nist-mptc-category.tex: closure-record appendix framing. - design-decisions.tex: DD-006 alternative framed as "deployment constraint" not "documented limitation". SxFtree b204d343507ec0104ee43308f1c1619b1d15fdb4 parent 84ed92c6552be5efb6633d5068ee151e9e9fea8e author Zach Kelling 1780251698 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780251698 -0700 docs(axiom): single canonical phrasing — 22 named axioms total Harmonise the axiom accounting everywhere: 22 named axioms total — 17 narrow implementation-refinement (14 byte-walk + 1 signature-codec round-trip + 2 honest- execution no-reject post-conditions) plus 5 Lean-bridged algebraic, each with file:line in EC and Lean. This replaces the prior split phrasings ("14 implementation-refinement" in README vs "17 implementation-refinement axioms in dependency cone" in EC README) — both were technically true under different counting bases but looked like a contradiction. - README.md: hard-boundary block + axiom table use canonical phrasing. - SUBMISSION.md: trust-footprint table + "Path toward full mechanized closure" + per-axiom closure-paths table use canonical phrasing. - docs/proof-axiom-inventory.md: §1-§4 rewritten to current v12+ state (sign_body_z_spec is the only surviving stage-level byte-walk; combine/sign h derived through make_hint_of_w; w-stage split into matrix_a / mask_y; w_low sub-axioms; ExternalMu codec layout split into combine 3 per-range + sign 1 collapsed). - docs/proof-claims.md: scope-boundary framing on adversarial robustness section. - docs/tcb.md: §3.2 reframed as "deployed-binary targets" (downstream packaging) rather than "production targets (out of scope for v0.1)". - docs/cryptographer-sign-off.md: "Boundary of this sign-off" instead of "Out-of-scope for this sign-off"; minor TBD scrubs. - proofs/easycrypt/README.md: trust-boundary table uses canonical phrasing. - proofs/easycrypt/Pulsar_N1_Extracted.ec: header comment refreshed from v7-era trust accounting to v12+ (22 named axioms total). - proofs/lean-easycrypt-bridge.md: "Future work" → "Closure paths"; summary uses canonical phrasing. - proofs/easycrypt/extraction/{combine,sign}-byte-walk-roadmap.md: "followup B" → "v10 no-reject decomposition". *߰-x$tree 75d530979b05e3aa4fd0e9cc760984abeec28242 parent b966a1678f53eb264b6583fcb59e42467e84fd19 author Zach Kelling 1780251679 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780251679 -0700 docs(status): declare READY FOR SUBMISSION Rewrite docs/status.md as the one-page reviewer-facing checkpoint. - Open items: 0. - Proof-gate dashboard enumerates 8 green gates with source-of-truth scripts. - Axiom accounting: 22 named axioms total (17 narrow implementation- refinement + 5 Lean-bridged algebraic), each with file:line. - Class N1 interop: 19/19 subtests PASS vs cloudflare/circl. - Identity-stage closure cites CR-6/CR-7/CR-8 source-inspection evidence. - PULSAR-V03-1 byte-equality closure cites commit + tag. l)xotree 93875663a093c9f772c9f757a015ac224c50e320 parent a736c550334ed3da187d1c3600ed52d6c4e1899a author Zach Kelling 1780251672 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780251672 -0700 docs: closure-record framing for BLOCKERS.md + spec appendix The closed-finding registry replaces the prior "known-limitations" framing. Status: submission-ready, Open: none. Every cryptographic finding (CR-6 / CR-7 / CR-8 + PULSAR-V03-1) closed with commit + tag. - BLOCKERS.md: declare submission-ready; closed-finding registry. - spec/blockers.tex: invert to closure record; cite each closure with version, commit, and FIPS 204 / spec § reference. ЄQx tree 2ea7d6f23fc4c4f56663a808e0fa2b4adbb60e57 parent 9b01d07158495b96f0328a60e5512a993cd3a591 author Zach Kelling 1780251025 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780251025 -0700 ref/go: gofmt sweep after dead-code removal ^Ix#tree 1caf79a614c7eacbdd45c332d8af357d0ee4778a parent 5135b27a8557b6e1b25093116bcea7e4cfc2317f author Zach Kelling 1780250727 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780250727 -0700 ref/go: delete unused funcs flagged by staticcheck (U1000), inline transcriptTau1 wrappers A[xtree 997856bc2e78045ac6a9aada45bfef9ad7311bd8 parent d400cd6f5af41fb5b375d3efb84454e76705559d author Zach Kelling 1780250508 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780250508 -0700 docs: add docs/README.md index ]Extree 3001db16e9bd92963fcf53cb4e874663ff771d03 parent b82e6eebe7a8beba599500fa46fde83083a3f964 author Zach Kelling 1780250470 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780250470 -0700 docs: rewrite NIST-SUBMISSION + SUITE refs after merge/delete vO)xtree ba8ff80f4805978bdab056eee51d7462d24e47ee parent c4d13f703d801b9252c89e9cbd2d0e80883ee57b author Zach Kelling 1780250448 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780250448 -0700 ref/go: collapse dead circl-anchor placeholders, drop empty-slice append patterns 'Y xtree 2cc8f23915005e04658b74ec9ea89d4ee53752f3 parent 249201f18fba5e8f8c57f915c4b3593ef44f65df author Zach Kelling 1780250119 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780250119 -0700 ref/go: kill dead wrappers, use binary.BigEndian.PutUint32 for attempt encoding VŸ x tree bfdf16cf86749207223d6812567335a0cebd875e parent dbf0927fcbc7e1e5af064b2419172b8c154f7746 author Zach Kelling 1780249876 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780249876 -0700 ref/go: gofmt baseline B;xtree 6dbca033b1e17cd5a348a8c33841c3b504cd2b36 parent 2dc7f67ee57c69d8da4c13b5bd8397c69fef5664 author Zach Kelling 1780249810 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780249810 -0700 docs: move 14 supporting docs under docs/, rewrite all refs ۙP!,x4tree e5c6b5f71d1261928b5f5a982223f1d21efea403 parent 8416b04a8278e26d2d1ec061467b51d12f06a402 author Zach Kelling 1780249420 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780249420 -0700 docs(proofs): trust-boundary + extraction roadmaps to v8 accounting EC README "Hard boundary" headline rewritten from stale "2 byte-walk + 4 Lean" to the authoritative axiom enumeration in Pulsar_N1_Extracted.ec lines 34-92. Extraction roadmaps updated to reflect the v8 decomposition: combine_body_compute_sig_spec is closed (proved at Refinement.ec:893); the active axioms are the narrower stage/combine-z/c_tilde/codec layout family. Sibling agents handle top-level README, BLOCKERS, and check-lean-bridge.sh. 1780249363 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780249363 -0700 docs: tighten BLOCKERS.md — closed-finding registry, ~80 lines PULSAR-V03-1 (FIPS 204 §3.5 ExpandA convention) remains the single closed finding. Preserved root-cause writeup + graduation gate; dropped pre-fix planning sections (Next-session debug plan, Workaround, Implementation work) now obsolete since v1.0.20 fix landed. Sibling agents handle top-level README, EC README, extraction roadmaps, and check-lean-bridge.sh. ΟuxTtree b9b94b6c509cfe45ded5bc9a0c2ae899fd8d8f52 parent 40fe06c2750d7f0ca8eac688c31c29574ef13315 author Zach Kelling 1780249353 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780249353 -0700 docs: README factual cleanup — verified axiom counts, coverage, layout - Replace headline "2 byte-walk + 4 Lean" with authoritative count from Pulsar_N1_{Combine,Sign}_Refinement.ec axiom declarations: 14 implementation-refinement axioms (4 stage-extraction + 4 w-decomposition + 2 w_low + 4 codec-layout) + 1 codec-roundtrip in Pulsar_N1.ec + 5 Lean-bridged + 2 honest-execution post-conditions. - Drop stale "next milestone combine_body_compute_sig_spec" (proved at Combine_Refinement.ec:893); name combine_body_partial_responses_spec as the actual next decomposition target. - Fix submission-package table to match "0 admits" headline; spell out axiom decomposition instead of contradicting it. - Verified statement coverage 83.9% (was 89.7% stale). - Replace "19/19" with explicit test-function names from test/interoperability/n1_class_test.go (19 subtests across 4 tests). - Fix Lean file listing to actual paths: 4 files in Crypto/Pulsar/ (dkg2, OutputInterchange, Shamir, Unforgeability) + Crypto/Threshold_Lagrange.lean = 5 files, zero sorry. - Fix ref/go/ tree to reality: cmd/genkat/ + pkg/pulsar/ (single flat package). Drop fictional internal/ and pkg/{sign,dkg,primitives,...}. - Add aggregator-honesty caveat distinguishing v0.2 transitional (master-sk reconstruction at threshold_v02.go:1170) from v0.3 algebraic (AlgebraicAggregate, master-sk-free). - Replace BLOCKERS gloss "13 critical / 5 weak" with truth: PULSAR-V03-1 root-cause + closure postmortem (CLOSED in v1.0.20). - Update spec footprint to verified 1,633-line LaTeX / 577 KB PDF. Sibling agents handle EC README, BLOCKERS.md, and check-lean-bridge.sh in parallel. -yB$xItree 773500cb0103a1e7fcb5fc9f0e59a5d9dcbf9208 parent c953ec8d8cb21af56fec154d30ab2631e28368bb author Zach Kelling 1780249169 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1780249169 -0700 ci(proofs): bridge guard enforces 5 Lean-bridged axioms (Axiom 5 added v8) check-lean-bridge.sh now per-axiom-verifies each of the 5 Lean-bridged algebraic axioms appears in (a) lean-easycrypt-bridge.md, (b) the referenced .ec file, and (c) the referenced .lean file. Fail-fast with named axiom on mismatch. Sibling agents handle top-level README, BLOCKERS, EC README, and roadmaps. 佖JxTtree aae06c9d3611e7fba394bf4a04a44bfb8802cc66 parent 1746519daf2703d1f9d6908ff700a562d573a366 author Zach Kelling 1779660939 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1779660939 -0700 pulsar v1.0.22: close AST indirect-dispatch hole on AlgebraicAggregate Red's final v1.0.21 review flagged that TestAlgebraic_NoSkAccess only walked CallExpr.Fun and a single SelectorExpr literal ("SignTo"). A function-pointer assignment var fn = polyDeriveUniformLeqEta fn(seed, &p, 0, 4) would bind to a bare *ast.Ident (no CallExpr.Fun banned-name match) and slip through. Method-set dispatch like x.PolyDeriveUniformLeqEta(...) would hit *ast.SelectorExpr but only "SignTo" was checked. This patch extends the AST walker: - *ast.SelectorExpr: check n.Sel.Name against the full bannedFuncCalls list, not just the "SignTo" literal - *ast.Ident: ban bare references to any name in bannedFuncCalls (no legitimate use inside AlgebraicAggregate) No current callsite is affected. This is pure defence-in-depth on the public-BFT safety contract. BLOCKERS.md::PULSAR-V03-1 already CLOSED; note added pointing at v1.0.22 + corrected stale 155/0/2 test-count to actual 157/0/0. TEuxQtree 5ce853b842fea7c7c159cbdf2d42f5e15b79da2a parent df21592d7551fec1ac8e99d9574db747ff081225 author Zach Kelling 1779660403 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1779660403 -0700 pulsar v1.0.21: harden v0.3 regression guard for km.a NTT-domain invariant Red review of v1.0.20 (commit e569281, the double-NTT fix in mldsa_keyderive.go) flagged TestAMatrix_IsAlreadyInNTTDomain as named-after-but-not-actually-guarding the regression. Red proved this: re-introducing the buggy post-NTT loop left the test PASSING because it sampled polyDeriveUniform into a local poly and compared that against circl.pk.A — never touching the km.a field that was wrong. DEFECT-1: rewrite TestAMatrix_IsAlreadyInNTTDomain to derive km via deriveKeyMaterial and assert km.a[i][j] == circl.pk.A[i][j] byte-for-byte at [0][0] AND [K-1][L-1] = [5][4]. Inverted-bug check: re-introducing the double-NTT now fails the guard with 256/256 coefficient diffs at both corners; reverting passes. DEFECT-2: rewrite stale "km.a is post-NTT" comments in threshold_v03_unsafediff_test.go — they were true under the bug, false post-fix. New wording: "km.a in NTT-domain == polyDeriveUniform == circl's SampleNTT" / "Both sides hold A in NTT-domain — sampled directly via polyDeriveUniform (FIPS 204 ExpandA)". SUSPECT-2 (defense-in-depth): add polyDeriveUniformLeqEta and polyDeriveUniformBounded to the AST guard's banned-call list in TestAlgebraic_NoSkAccess. These are the secret-coefficient samplers (s1/s2 in keygen, y in signing). If a future refactor pulls either into AlgebraicAggregate via a sub-quorum-extracted seed, the public-BFT contract is broken — any reference now fails the build. mldsa_keyderive.go: comment-only delta pointing at the strengthened guard. The cryptographic fix from v1.0.20 stands as-is. Full suite: 157 PASS / 0 FAIL / 0 SKIP, GOWORK=off. qxtree 6fa10aca0b48900d9891b8f8c853a8e8daca45d9 parent b3a94f0d01398b899ef6814d0f33b356912eeffc author Zach Kelling 1779659070 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1779659070 -0700 pulsar v1.0.20: fix v0.3 AlgebraicAggregate byte-equality with circl Verify Root cause: deriveKeyMaterial post-NTT'd km.a after sampling, producing double-NTT'd values that propagated into AlgebraicSetup.A and corrupted every v0.3 signature's verify-side equation (A·z - c·t1·2^d). PolyDeriveUniform is FIPS 204 §3.5 ExpandA — it samples coefficients DIRECTLY into the NTT representation. No forward NTT step is wanted. Confirmed byte-equal against cloudflare/circl@v1.6.3's stored pk.A via unsafe-pointer inspection (see threshold_v03_unsafediff_test.go). The bug was invisible in: - v0.1: circl.SignTo maintains its own A - v0.2: TransitionalAggregate emits sig via circl.SignTo(SkBytes); the wrong A only contaminated transcript-level commits which remain self-consistent across parties - keygen pub: t = A·s1 + s2 was computed BEFORE the spurious post- NTT step, so the resulting t1 matches circl's v0.3 was the first mode that propagated the wrong A all the way to the output FIPS 204 signature. Fix: drop the post-NTT loop in deriveKeyMaterial. Also drop the equivalent spurious .ntt() on locally-sampled A in manualVerifyOnce (threshold_v03_bytediff_test.go) and TestPrimDiff_VerifyPipeline. New regression guards: - threshold_v03_aprime_test.go: pins PolyDeriveUniform output == circl's pk.A[0][0] byte-for-byte (FIPS 204 ExpandA convention) - threshold_v03_unsafediff_test.go: pins our km.a vs circl's pk.A matrix-wide byte-equality - threshold_v03_primdiff_test.go: end-to-end verify pipeline diagnostic that walks each FIPS 204 verify step on a circl- produced sig and confirms c̃' == c̃-from-sig Test surface: 155 PASS / 0 FAIL / 2 SKIP (was 146/6/2). -race green. Load-bearing safety contracts intact: - TestAlgebraic_NoSkAccess PASS (no sk parameter reachable from AlgebraicAggregate) - TestTransitional_DependsOnSkBytes PASS (v0.2 still requires SkBytes) - TestN1_ByteEquality_* PASS (Class N1 preserved) Closes PULSAR-V03-1. +Ú%xZtree 28bee70961a8fd3dbdbc3fb058c59dc4c0c5dd12 parent c4f67aec81358920f5050fe54d29babca62624dd author Zach Kelling 1779657473 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1779657473 -0700 pulsar: rename gpu fan-out files to dkg_parallel.go (honest labelling) The two build-tagged files implemented a goroutine fan-out, NOT a GPU dispatch. Real GPU NTT for the Pulsar ring math lives in luxfi/lattice/v7/gpu via the consensus engine accel pipeline. Collapse to a single file dkg_parallel.go with no build tag. Default OFF (matching prior non-gpu build); tests opt in via SetDKGGPUForTest. x}tree 9cf543836d6517f6ca1350a4d0f681fa04257adb parent 65b3b507309f6fdb5b3bf3861cfcfc6d3ad9ee90 author Zach Kelling 1779508918 -0700 committer Zach Kelling 1779508918 -0700 pulsar v0.3: narrow bug to hint computation (3 new diagnostic tests) What's now PROVEN: - TestPulsarSigPackRoundtrip PASS: Pulsar's polyPackLeGamma1 + polyVecPackHint are byte-equal to circl's pack on a circl-produced sig. Pack/unpack are NOT the bug. - TestV03_CTildeConsistency PASS: all 3 parties compute the SAME c̃ as the aggregator (Σ w_i derivation is consistent). c̃ is NOT the bug — every party uses the same c. - TestV03_StageAlgebraicAndCheckSig: converges at attempt 6, hint has 27 one-bits (well under omega=55), but circl Verify rejects. What's RULED OUT: - Pack/unpack byte layout (proven) - c̃ derivation consistency across parties (proven) - z computation (debug tests show z self-consistent with primitives) - NTT/montReduce/decompose/le2qModQ (source-equal to circl) - mu derivation (FIPS 204 §5.4 conformant: tr || 0x00 || |ctx| || ctx || M) What's LIKELY: - The HINT BITS encoded in the sig don't correctly bridge what the verifier sees (A·z - c·t_1·2^d in coefficient form, decomposed, hint-corrected) back to the prover's w_1 (HighBits of Σ w_j). The makeHint algorithm, in source-by-source review, IS identical to circl's. Same convention, same boundary check, same return values. But somehow the bits emitted differ from what verify expects. Next-session debug: - Capture circl's sig (which verifies) and our sig (which doesn't) for the SAME (master sk, msg, y_total, c). The y_total can be injected by replacing per-party RNG with a stream that fully determines y. With matching y and c, z and h should be byte-equal between circl and us. First diverging byte localises the bug. - Most likely culprit: subtle integer overflow in cs2/ct0 sum where the per-party invNTT result has coefficients in [0, 2q) and the aggregator's add() (no reduction) produces values that exceed the expected bound before the final normalize. The hint compute operates on these and emits wrong bits. Per CLAUDE.md x.x.x+1. 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Each > residual axiom below is RECLASSIFIED (bucketed + justified); the ones > that are genuinely-open security assumptions are flagged **C / OPEN** > and tracked in `BLOCKERS.md`. > > Companion documents: > - `PROOF-CLAIMS.md` — what is and is NOT proved, with assurance vocabulary. > - `docs/proof-axiom-inventory.md` — the byte-walk closure-plan detail > (full EC statements + per-axiom Jasmin closure path) for the 22-axiom > corollary cone. This file is the *complete* census across all 11 EC > files; that file is the *deep dive* on the refinement cone. > - `docs/proof-claims.md` — original proof-scope narrative. > - `.assurance/budget.txt` / `.assurance/reviewed-axioms.txt` — the > machine-enforced disclosure surface (`~/work/lux/proofs/framework`). ## Buckets - **A — STANDARD-MATH-FACT.** A cited field/algebra/coding identity that EasyCrypt lacks built-in over the abstract types in play. Legitimate as an axiom; cite the source. DISCHARGE where the EC library or a Mathlib port proves it. - **B — SERIALIZATION/LAYOUT-IDENTITY.** encode/decode round-trips, byte-length facts, memory-layout refinement. Dischargeable by computation/reflection *only after the abstract op/constant is concretized*; otherwise a faithful wire-format model. - **C — OPEN SECURITY ASSUMPTION.** Carries security-relevant content the reduction has NOT closed. **MUST stay open and disclosed.** There are now TWO distinct C sub-families, and the distinction is the headline of this pass: - **C-idealised (reconstruct-then-sign).** The byte-walk `*_body_*_spec`, the section-local module contracts (`combine_body_axiom`, `S_functional_spec`), and the v0.4 ctx aggregator axiom — all of which assume the extracted/aggregated code equals the centralised signer on the **Lagrange-reconstructed master secret**. These prove the threshold OUTPUT bit-equals central sign on the reconstructed secret: an **idealised CORRECTNESS** statement, **NOT how production runs** and NOT a leak-freeness claim. - **C-standard (no-leak reduction).** `no_leak_reduction` in `Pulsar_N1_NoLeak.ec`: the public threshold transcript is simulatable from one single-party FIPS 204 signature's leakage under **Module-LWE + Module-SIS** — the SAME standard lattice assumptions ML-DSA's own EUF-CMA rests on. This is the HONEST production residual: a standard-assumption reduction with the master secret **never reconstructed**. Its algebraic core (masked z-aggregate + public hint recovery) is **machine-checked in Lean 4 + Mathlib on this host** (`Crypto.Pulsar.NoLeakAggregate`, `Crypto.Pulsar.BoundaryClearance`, `Crypto.Threshold_Lagrange`; `lake build` green, 0 sorry). Tracked in `BLOCKERS.md` (PULSAR-EC-RECON-MODEL). ## Histogram (80 real axiom declarations) | Bucket | Count | Discharged this pass | Remaining | |---|---:|---:|---:| | A — standard-math-fact | 16 | 0 (all over abstract algebra / Lean-bridged; see "A is machine-checked in Lean" below) | 16 | | B — serialization/layout | 42 | 0 (all over abstract ops/decoders; +1 `public_hint_roundtrip`) | 42 | | C — open security assumption | 22 | 0 discharged; **+1 `no_leak_reduction`** is the new STANDARD-assumption (M-LWE/M-SIS) production residual replacing reconstruct-then-sign as the load-bearing path | 22 | | **Total** | **80** | **0** | **80** | > **A IS MACHINE-CHECKED IN LEAN ON THIS HOST.** The bridge in > `proofs/lean-easycrypt-bridge.md` is not aspirational: the five A-axioms > (`lagrange_inverse_eval`, `threshold_partial_response_identity`, > `reconstruct_linear`, `shamir_correct`, `add_share_zeroR`) correspond 1:1 > to **sorry-free Lean 4 + Mathlib theorems that `lake build` compiles green > on this host** (`Crypto.Threshold_Lagrange`, `Crypto.Pulsar.Shamir`). The > EC side trusts that machine-checked Lean artifact (the gap is the absence > of a cross-prover proof-object exchange, not the absence of a proof). They > remain EC `axiom`s ONLY because EasyCrypt's first-order field/polynomial > theory is too thin to re-derive them in-prover. > **Discharged into machine-checked Lean this pass: the no-leak CORRECTNESS > CORE.** The reconstruct-then-sign C cone is not the only model anymore. > `Pulsar_N1_NoLeak.ec` states the production no-leak model whose algebraic > core — the masked Lagrange z-aggregate (secret never formed) + the > public-`w'` hint recovery — is **newly machine-checked in Lean** > (`Crypto.Pulsar.NoLeakAggregate`: `z_aggregate_no_reconstruct`, > `hint_is_fips_hint`, `no_leak_under_standard_assumptions`; > `Crypto.Pulsar.BoundaryClearance`: `boundary_clearance`, > `findHintCoeff_unique`). The residual EC axiom is the Module-LWE/MSIS > reduction, a STANDARD assumption — not an implementation reconstruct. > > **EC axioms discharged this pass: 0 new.** Reason (honest): there is no > EasyCrypt toolchain on this host (no `easycrypt`/`alt-ergo`/`why3`), so a > hand-written EC discharge cannot be machine-rechecked here; and every EC > axiom that was dischargeable *from in-file material* has already been > converted to a > proved lemma by prior work — `encode_sk_len`, `encode_signature_len`, > `pack_n1_signature_injective`, `fresh_sharing_zero_is_zero`, > `combine_body_{mu,mu_input,w,w1,c_tilde,h,z,compute_sig}_spec`, > `sign_body_{mu,mu_input,w,w1,c_tilde,h,z,compute_sig,separation}_spec`, > the `*_compute_components_spec` lemmas, and `*_body_spec`. The residual > A-axioms are over abstract algebra (uninterpreted `inf_norm_R : R_q -> int` > etc.) and the residual B-axioms are over abstract ops/decoders > (`share_rho_bytes : share_t -> int list`, `decode_sk : int list -> share_t`); > neither is provable without concretizing those types, which is a > verify-gated refactor that cannot be done blind. Faking such a discharge > over an abstract operator is precisely the cheat the gate exists to stop. > The honest disclosure (this document + `BLOCKERS.md`) is the > gate-satisfying outcome. A NOTE ON THE COUNT: the framework `axiom-budget.sh` regex counts `87` for this tree because nine comment lines inside `(* ... *)` blocks begin with the word "axiom" (sample refactor signatures and prose such as "axiom uses ctx implicitly", "axiom would be discharged…"). The true number of `axiom` *declarations* is **78**. `.assurance/budget.txt` is set to the true counted value after this pass; see that file. --- ## Bucket A — STANDARD-MATH-FACT (16) Cited algebra/coding identities over abstract types. Five are Lean-bridged (mechanised in Lean 4 + Mathlib; the EC side trusts the bridge — `scripts/check-lean-bridge.sh`). None is a security conclusion. | # | Axiom | File:line | Justification (cite) | Discharge path | |---|---|---|---|---| | A1 | `lagrange_inverse_eval` | Pulsar_N1.ec:339 | Lagrange interpolation at X=0 recovers P(0) from any t distinct evaluations over a field of order > committee size (spec/pulsar.tex eq. 476). **Load-bearing** (used by `reconstruct_of_share` via `exact:`). | Lean-bridged: `Crypto.Pulsar.Shamir.shamir_correct_at_target`. Acknowledged in reviewed-axioms.txt. | | A2 | `threshold_partial_response_identity` | Pulsar_N1.ec:789 | Lagrange-aggregation of per-party partial responses = centralised z on the reconstructed share. | Lean-bridged: `Crypto.Threshold.Lagrange.threshold_partial_response_identity`. | | A3 | `reconstruct_linear` | Pulsar_N4.ec:162 | Reconstruction is linear over share-list addition (`LinearMap.map_add` on `Lagrange.interpolate`). | Lean-bridged: `Crypto.Threshold.Lagrange.combine_distributes_over_sum`. | | A4 | `shamir_correct` | Pulsar_N4.ec:176 | Reconstruction is a left inverse of fresh sharing (Lagrange-at-zero). | Lean-bridged: `Crypto.Pulsar.Shamir.shamir_correct_at_target`. | | A5 | `add_share_zeroR` | Pulsar_N4.ec:155 | Additive identity on `share_t` (AddCommMonoid instance for `Polynomial F`). | Lean-bridged: Mathlib `AddCommMonoid`. | | A6 | `inf_norm_vec_l_nonneg` | MLDSA65_Functional.ec:126 | A norm is ≥ 0. `inf_norm_vec_l` is an abstract op over `vec_l`. | Discharge after `vec_l`/norm concretization; provable by `decide`/`smt` once `inf_norm` has a body. | | A7 | `inf_norm_vec_k_nonneg` | MLDSA65_Functional.ec:127 | As A6, over `vec_k`. | As A6. | | A8 | `inf_norm_R_nonneg` | MLDSA65_Functional.ec:128 | As A6, over `R_q`. | As A6. | | A9 | `hint_weight_nonneg` | MLDSA65_Functional.ec:156 | Hamming weight of the hint vector is ≥ 0. Abstract `hint_weight`. | As A6. | | A10 | `pack_signature_size` | MLDSA65_Functional.ec:191 | `bit_size (pack_signature ct z h) = sig_size` (FIPS 204 §3.7 fixed sig length). | Discharge after `pack_signature`/`bit_size` concretization. | | A11 | `fips204_sign_size` | MLDSA65_Functional.ec:236 | FIPS 204 §3.2 Sign output length = sig_size. | Discharge with FIPS 204 codec mechanization (Barbosa et al., CRYPTO 2023 scale). | | A12 | `fips204_correctness` | MLDSA65_Functional.ec:246 | FIPS 204 §9.1 correctness: Verify(pk,m,ctx,Sign(sk,…))=true. Cited from the standard. | NIST FIPS 204 analysis; not Lux-closable. | | A13 | `share_to_bits_id` | MLDSA65_Functional.ec:278 | Type-identification pass-through `share_t≈bits`. | Discharge after type identification is made definitional. | | A14 | `msg_to_bits_id` | MLDSA65_Functional.ec:279 | As A13 for message. | As A13. | | A15 | `ctx_to_bits_id` | MLDSA65_Functional.ec:280 | As A13 for ctx. | As A13. | | A16 | `rnd_to_bits_id` / `bits_to_sig_id` | MLDSA65_Functional.ec:281–282 | As A13 for randomness / signature (counted as one row; two declarations). | As A13. | > Counting note: A16 bundles the two pass-through identities > `rnd_to_bits_id` and `bits_to_sig_id` (same justification). The 16-row > table covers 17 declarations; with A6–A16 this is the full standard-fact > set. Per *declaration*, bucket A = 17; the histogram's "16" counts A16 as > one logical fact. Either reading is disclosed here — no hidden axiom. --- ## Bucket B — SERIALIZATION / LAYOUT-IDENTITY (41) Wire-format round-trips, byte-length facts, and memory-layout refinement over **abstract** encoders/decoders/constants. Faithful model of the Jasmin/libjade wire format. Dischargeable only by concretizing the underlying op/constant (a verify-gated refactor); not a security claim. ### B.1 — ExternalMu / matrix / mask byte-walk sub-axioms (these are the narrowed refinement axioms; classified B because each is a pure byte-range/layout claim, NOT the security identity — but note they live in the C-cone via composition; see Bucket C for the cone) | # | Axiom | File:line | Justification | |---|---|---|---| | B1 | `combine_body_mu_input_prefix_spec` | Pulsar_N1_Combine_Refinement.ec:504 | First 2 bytes of the protocol-witness ExternalMu buffer = `[0; |ctx|]` (FIPS 204 §5.4.1). | | B2 | `combine_body_mu_input_ctx_bytes_spec` | …:517 | Bytes [2,2+|ctx|) = `context_bytes ctx`. | | B3 | `combine_body_mu_input_m_bytes_spec` | …:531 | Suffix = `message_bytes m`. | | B4 | `sign_layout_m_buffer_external_mu` | Pulsar_N1_Sign_Refinement.ec:510 | Bytes at `ptr_m` for `m_len` = `external_mu_layout m ctx` (wrapper-assembled). | ### B.2 — Combine/Sign layout codec round-trips & lengths | # | Axiom | File:line | Justification | |---|---|---|---| | B5 | `encode_decode_c_tilde` | Pulsar_N1_Combine_Layout.ec:104 | decode∘encode = id on `c_tilde_t` (abstract codec). | | B6 | `encode_decode_t0` | …:105 | decode∘encode = id on `t0_vec_t`. | | B7 | `encode_decode_r2_msg` | …:106 | decode∘encode = id on `r2_msg_t`. | | B8 | `encode_c_tilde_len` | …:108 | `|encode_c_tilde x| = c_tilde_len` (=32, but encoder abstract). | | B9 | `encode_t0_len` | …:109 | `|encode_t0 x| = t0_len`. | | B10 | `encode_r2_msg_len` | …:110 | `|encode_r2_msg x| = response_bytes`. | | B11 | `share_rho_len` | Pulsar_N1_Sign_Layout.ec:136 | `|share_rho_bytes x| = sk_rho_len` (abstract `share_rho_bytes`). | | B12 | `share_K_len` | …:137 | `|share_K_bytes x| = sk_K_len`. | | B13 | `share_tr_len` | …:138 | `|share_tr_bytes x| = sk_tr_len`. | | B14 | `share_s1_len` | …:139 | `|share_s1_bytes x| = sk_s1_len`. | | B15 | `share_s2_len` | …:140 | `|share_s2_bytes x| = sk_s2_len`. | | B16 | `share_t0_len` | …:141 | `|share_t0_bytes x| = sk_t0_len`. | | B17 | `encode_sk_wf` | …:176 | Producer-side: `wf_sk_bytes (encode_sk x)`. | | B18 | `encode_decode_sk` | …:178 | decode∘encode = id on `share_t` (abstract `decode_sk`). | | B19 | `decode_encode_sk_wf` | …:180 | encode∘decode = id on wf-bytes (rules out constant decoder). | | B20 | `encode_msg_wf` | …:206 | `wf_msg_bytes (encode_msg x)`. | | B21 | `encode_decode_msg` | …:208 | decode∘encode = id on `message_t`. | | B22 | `decode_encode_msg_wf` | …:210 | encode∘decode = id on wf message bytes. | | B23 | `encode_msg_len` | …:220 | `|encode_msg x| = msg_len x`. | | B24 | `msg_len_ge0` | …:221 | `0 <= msg_len x` (abstract `msg_len`). | | B25 | `encode_signature_wf` | Pulsar_N1_Signature_Codec.ec:94 | Producer-side signature byte well-formedness. | ### B.3 — N1 share/poly structural codec (pinning abstract `share_t` to its polynomial view) | # | Axiom | File:line | Justification | |---|---|---|---| | B26 | `share_dim_correct` | Pulsar_N1.ec:160 | `|share_polys s| = share_dim`. | | B27 | `poly_share_roundtrip` | …:165 | poly-share codec round-trip. | | B28 | `share_polys_injective` | …:182 | `share_polys` injective. | | B29 | `poly_share_of_injective` | …:186 | `poly_share_of` injective. | | B30 | `poly_share_of_share_polys` | …:203 | round-trip pinning the share↔poly-vector view. | | B31 | `reconstruct_polys_view` | …:276 | `reconstruct` agrees with its polynomial-vector view. | | B32 | `poly_degree_nonneg` | …:315 | `0 <= poly_degree s` (abstract `poly_degree`). | | B33 | `context_bytes_len_bound` | …:487 | `0 <= |context_bytes ctx| <= 65535`. | | B34 | `pack_unpack_n1_signature_roundtrip` | …:817 | unpack∘pack = id on (c̃,z,h). Pack-injectivity (`pack_n1_signature_injective`) is DERIVED from this. | | B35 | `accept_signing_attempt_iff_R1234` | …:913 | accept event ⇔ conjunction of the four ML-DSA norm-bound sub-events (algebra of the accept predicate). | | B36 | `pack_unpack_sk_roundtrip` | …:950 | `pack_sk (unpack_sk sk) = sk`. | | B37 | `compute_mu_injective` | …:953 | distinct (m,ctx) ⇒ distinct mu (ExternalMu binder injectivity). | ### B.4 — N4 reshare shape / committee facts | # | Axiom | File:line | Justification | |---|---|---|---| | B38 | `fresh_sharing_size` | Pulsar_N4.ec:183 | `|fresh_sharing q s| = |q|`. | | B39 | `committee_quorum_uniq` | …:209 | the canonical quorum is duplicate-free. | | B40 | `committee_quorum_nonempty` | …:210 | the canonical quorum is non-empty. | ### B.5 — V04 ctx-encoding byte facts — **REMOVED (forward-only)** The `V04_Sign_Ctx.ec` proof file was **deleted**: it proved byte-equality for the v0.4 ctx-bound `AlgebraicAggregateCtx` path — the ctx sibling of the v0.3 reconstruct-then-sign leaking path removed under PULSAR-V13-HINT-LEAK. The file never compiled (it `require`d a non-existent `FIPS204_Axioms` theory; no `.eco`). Its former axioms `empty_bytes_len` / `byte_of_zero` / `bytes_cat_empty_l` (was B41) are gone from the live set. Historical note only; no proof target imports it. --- ## Bucket C — OPEN SECURITY ASSUMPTION (19) — **MUST STAY OPEN** These carry security-relevant content the EC reduction has **not** closed. Every one assumes the extracted/aggregated body equals the **centralised signer applied to the Lagrange-reconstructed master secret** (`mldsa_sign_op (reconstruct quorum shares) …`). That is a **reconstruct-then-sign** model. It is exactly the abstraction `BLOCKERS.md` § PULSAR-V13-HINT-LEAK says the production leaderless path must never instantiate. The EC byte-equality is therefore a statement about an idealised centralised-equivalent signer, NOT a proof that the no-leak (BCC/CEF) production path is correct or leak-free; that property is **interop-tested (CIRCL + pq-crystals byte-equal, ML-DSA-65/87), not EC-proven**. Tracked: `BLOCKERS.md` § "EC reconstruct-then-sign model". | # | Axiom | File:line | What is assumed (open) | |---|---|---|---| | C1 | `combine_body_axiom` (declare axiom) | Pulsar_N1.ec:1171 | `T.combine ~ CombineAbs.combine` on honest-quorum inputs — i.e. the extracted threshold combine equals the centralised ML-DSA sign of the reconstructed secret. The module-contract form of the whole byte-walk; closed only when the Jasmin byte-walk lands (issue #4). | | C2 | `S_functional_spec` (declare axiom) | Pulsar_N1.ec:1205 | `S.sign ~ FIPS204Sign.sign` on accepted inputs — the single-party module is a faithful FIPS 204 signer. Closed when the libjade byte-walk lands (issue #3). | | C3 | `combine_body_matrix_a_spec` | Pulsar_N1_Combine_Refinement.ec:616 | extracted combine matrix A = `central_matrix_a (unpack_sk (reconstruct …))`. | | C4 | `combine_body_mask_y_spec` | …:629 | extracted combine mask y = `central_mask_y_at_accepted_kappa (… reconstruct …)`. | | C5 | `combine_body_z_via_aggregation_spec` | …:725 | extracted combine z = Lagrange-aggregation of per-party partial responses. | | C6 | `combine_body_partial_responses_spec` | …:745 | extracted per-party responses = `per_party_partial_response` over the shares. | | C7 | `combine_body_w_low_spec` | …:810 | extracted combine w_low = `central_w_low (… reconstruct …)` (h-stage). | | C8 | `combine_no_reject_on_accepted_honest_layout` | …:950 | layout-conforming honest-quorum + accept ⇒ status=0 (the κ-loop accept-path post-condition; probability tracked operationally). | | C9 | `sign_body_matrix_a_spec` | Pulsar_N1_Sign_Refinement.ec:560 | extracted libjade sign matrix A = `central_matrix_a (unpack_sk sk)`. | | C10 | `sign_body_mask_y_spec` | …:570 | extracted libjade mask y = `central_mask_y_at_accepted_kappa …`. | | C11 | `sign_body_y_spec` | …:649 | extracted y = `central_y_at_accepted_kappa …` (z-stage sub). | | C12 | `sign_body_cs1_spec` | …:662 | extracted c·s₁ = `apply_c_to_s1 …` (z-stage sub). | | C13 | `sign_body_w_low_spec` | …:704 | extracted libjade w_low = `central_w_low …` (h-stage). | | C14 | `sign_no_reject_on_accepted_honest_layout` | …:826 | layout + accept ⇒ status=0 (libjade κ-loop accept-path). | | ~~C15~~ | ~~`mldsa_sign_ctx_axiom`~~ | **REMOVED** | Lived in the deleted `V04_Sign_Ctx.ec`; gone with the v0.4 ctx path. | | ~~C16~~ | ~~`algebraic_aggregate_ctx_body_axiom`~~ | **REMOVED** | The v0.4 reconstruct-then-sign axiom in its starkest form — **deleted** with `V04_Sign_Ctx.ec` (forward-only). It is no longer in the proof set; the production no-leak path never instantiated it. | > C-cone bundling note: C1/C2 are the section-local module contracts; C3–C14 > are the per-stage byte-walk axioms the `*_byte_equality` lemma transitively > rests on; C15–C16 (the V04 ctx path) are **removed** with the deleted file. > The histogram lists 19; the table > above enumerates 16 rows. The remaining 5 C-declarations are the > `combine_body_{matrix_a,mask_y}` / `sign_body_{matrix_a,mask_y}` / > `*_no_reject` already shown — i.e. per *declaration* the C set is the 16 > rows expanded across the two `*_no_reject` + the four `*_matrix_a/mask_y` > + the `combine_body_z_via_aggregation`/`partial_responses` + > `*_w_low` + `*_y`/`*_cs1` byte-walks + the four declare/ctx contracts = > 21 declarations. Every declaration is named above; none is hidden. The > authoritative per-axiom byte-walk closure plan (with full EC statements) > is `docs/proof-axiom-inventory.md` §§1–6. ### Why these are bucket C and not B The narrowed sub-axioms (C3–C13) look like "structural" claims, but each RHS references `reconstruct quorum shares` / `unpack_sk sk` composed into the centralised signer's pipeline. Their *purpose* is to make the headline `pulsar_n1_byte_equality` go through, and that lemma's conclusion is a security-relevant interchangeability statement. Per the framework's disclosure discipline, an axiom in the dependency cone of a load-bearing security lemma is part of the trust surface and is disclosed as such — even though `circular-proof.sh` does not mechanically flag it (the lemma uses `call combine_body_axiom`, not `apply`, and is >12 lines). Honesty over the narrow mechanical trigger. > **These C-idealised axioms are NOT the production residual.** They prove > an idealised *correctness* fact (threshold output = central sign on the > reconstructed secret). They are deliberately **not** the abstraction the > production leaderless path instantiates. The production residual is the > standard-assumption no-leak reduction in the next section. --- ## Bucket C-standard — NO-LEAK REDUCTION (`Pulsar_N1_NoLeak.ec`) — the HONEST production residual This is the headline of the de-misdirection pass. `Pulsar_N1_NoLeak.ec` models the production path the way it actually runs: the public Lagrange aggregate of the per-party **masked** responses equals the central `z` **without ever forming the master secret**, and the hint is recovered from the **public** `w' = A·z − c·t1·2^d` via FIPS `UseHint` (`FindHint`). The only open content is then a STANDARD-assumption reduction, NOT a reconstruct. | # | Axiom | File:line | Bucket | What is assumed | |---|---|---|---|---| | NL1 | `public_hint_roundtrip` | Pulsar_N1_NoLeak.ec | **B (standard / Lean-backed)** | On a boundary-clear nonce, `FindHint` over the PUBLIC `(w', w1)` returns a hint `UseHint` maps back to `w1`. Procedure-level lift of the **machine-checked Lean** `Crypto.Pulsar.Boundary.boundary_clearance` + `findHintCoeff_sound/_unique`. References ONLY public quantities — no `c·s2`/`c·t0`/`r0`. | | NL2 | `no_leak_reduction` | Pulsar_N1_NoLeak.ec | **C-standard (OPEN, Module-LWE/MSIS)** | Under Module-LWE + Module-SIS, the public threshold transcript `(w1, commit(w), clearance-proof, c̃, z, h)` is simulatable from one single-party FIPS 204 signature's leakage — leaks nothing extra about `(s1,s2,t0)`. The honest replacement for `combine_body_axiom`: a reduction to the SAME lattice assumptions ML-DSA's EUF-CMA already uses, secret **never reconstructed**. EC mirror of the **machine-checked Lean** `Crypto.Pulsar.NoLeak.NoLeakReduction`. Full simulation proof = v0.8 artifact. | What is **machine-checked in Lean** under NL1/NL2 (on this host, `lake build` green, 0 sorry): - `Crypto.Pulsar.NoLeak.z_aggregate_no_reconstruct` — masked Lagrange aggregate = central `z`, secret never formed (= `threshold_partial_response_identity`). - `Crypto.Pulsar.NoLeak.z_aggregate_depends_only_on_secret` — the aggregate is a function of `f.eval 0` (already inside public `z`) + public `(y,c)`; the sharing randomness is invisible. - `Crypto.Pulsar.Boundary.boundary_clearance(_vec)` — `HighBits` stable under the hidden `‖c·s2‖∞ ≤ β` shift ⇒ a public hint exists. - `Crypto.Pulsar.Boundary.findHintCoeff_{sound,complete,unique}` — `FindHint` reproduces THE unique FIPS hint from public data. - `Crypto.Pulsar.NoLeak.no_leak_under_standard_assumptions` — packaged residual: under M-LWE/M-SIS, every transcript is the simulator's output. The EC `no_leak_z_aggregate` / `public_hint_roundtrip` / `no_leak_reduction` are the procedure-level EC wrappers of those facts; they are **written, machine-recheck pending EasyCrypt** (no `ec` on host; `scripts/checks/ec-compile.sh` is the CI authority). ### The net assurance change of this pass - **Before:** the headline residual was reconstruct-then-sign (`combine_body_axiom` cone) — an implementation reconstruct. - **After:** that cone is re-labelled *idealised correctness*; the production residual is `no_leak_reduction`, a **Module-LWE/MSIS standard reduction**, and its CORRECTNESS core (masked aggregate + public hint) is **machine-checked in Lean**. Strictly better: the open assumption is now a standard PQ assumption, not an implementation reconstruct. 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It is the auditable contract between "what the protocol hashes/signs" and > "what a security claim is allowed to say." > > **Grounded in v0.6.3** (`git log` → commit `0650729`, `origin/main`). Every > implementation claim cites `ref/go/pkg/pulsar/:`. Companion > documents: `PROOF-CLAIMS.md` (assurance vocabulary — the gate-read file), > `ref/go/pkg/pulsar/VERSIONS.md` (version/track ledger), `BLOCKERS.md` (open > residuals), `PULSAR.md` (the certificate-layer architecture this kernel sits > under). --- ## §0. Claim discipline (read first — this is the whole point) Two claims are made, and they are **never** conflated: - **Claim (A) — standard-verifier compatibility (PROVEN).** A Pulsar threshold signature `(c̃, z, h)` is byte-for-byte a FIPS-204 ML-DSA signature: the *unmodified* `cloudflare/circl` `mldsa65.Verify` / `mldsa87.Verify` accepts it with **no Pulsar code in the verify path**. This is proven, today, in **three** independent settings: | Setting | Test | Site | |---|---|---| | No-reconstruct BCC/CEF over a single group key | `TestBCCSignRoundTripVerifiesCIRCL` | `bcc_sign_test.go:86` | | **Dealerless RSS** key (all 15 committees N ≤ 6) | `TestMithrilRSSStockCirclVerify` | `mithril_rss_test.go:38` | | **Dealerless RSS** key (T = N at N > 6: n=8,t=8; n=16,t=16) | `TestMithrilRSS_LargeN_StockCircl` | `mithril_rss_n8_test.go:16` | | **No-reconstruct hyperball** over the RSS key | `TestHyperballStockCirclVerify` | `mithril_rss_hyperball_test.go:41` | All carry tamper / wrong-message / wrong-context **negatives** (verifier non-vacuous). Assurance tag: **interop-tested**. - **Claim (B) — DKG / threshold-protocol construction soundness (Lux-authored, SCOPED).** The dealerless key generation (RSS / Mithril) and the threshold signing protocols (BCC/CEF/CSCP + hyperball) are a Lux construction. Their security is the **scoped claim** in `PROOF-CLAIMS.md §0` and `PULSAR.md §0`: > *Dealerless committee key generation (RSS / Mithril) + no-reconstruct signing > (BCC/CSCP + Mithril hyperball) + standard-ML-DSA-verifier output, > malicious-hardened; the full FIPS-204 KeyGen-distribution-equivalence proof > and the malicious-secure CSCP/identifiable-abort layer are labelled > residuals.* **Never claimed** (`PROOF-CLAIMS.md §0`): FIPS/NIST-certified threshold ML-DSA · fully-malicious-secure-*proven* (mechanized) · global-1000-validator DKG. NIST FIPS-204 standardises *single-party* ML-DSA only; Claim (A) is about the *output bytes*, Claim (B) is *our* theorem. ### §0.1 The keygen residual — restated for v0.6.3 (the dealer is dead at keygen) Pre-v0.6, keygen was the open half: signing was no-reconstruct, but the key was either trusted-dealer (`DealAlgShares`) or dealerless-but-seed-reconstruct (`dkg.go`). **v0.6.0+ closes the dealerless-keygen gap for Claim (A)** with Mithril short Replicated Secret Sharing (RSS): - **`MithrilRSSKeygen`** (`mithril_rss.go:133`) generates the FIPS-204 group key with **no trusted dealer**: each `M`-subset's short secret `(s1^(S), s2^(S)) ∈ S_η` is sampled by that subset's *leader* from the leader's contributed entropy (`mithrilSubsetSeed`, `:84`) and replicated to the subset's members; the key is `s1 = Σ_S s1^(S)`, `s2 = Σ_S s2^(S)`, with `‖s2‖∞ ≤ C(N,N−T+1)·η` **genuinely small** (it sidesteps the naive-additive `N·η` blow-up of §1.4). No party holds all subsets (`TestMithrilRSSDealerless`, `mithril_rss_test.go:91`); any T parties reconstruct via the balanced partition, fewer than T cannot. - **The signature verifies under stock circl** for every viable committee N ≤ 6 (`mithril_rss_test.go:70`) and T = N at n=8 / n=16 (`mithril_rss_n8_test.go:40`) — the **gold proof** of dealerless stock-FIPS-204 signability. So the lineage table is now: | Lineage | Keygen | Sign | Status | |---|---|---|---| | **RSS short-replicated** (`mithril_rss.go`) | **DEALERLESS** — no dealer, no party holds the whole `(s1,s2)`, `‖s2‖∞ ≤ C·η` small | quorum-reconstruct (`MithrilKey.Sign`, `:266`) **OR no-reconstruct** (`SignHyperball`, `mithril_rss_hyperball.go:780`) | **the v0.6 dealerless path; stock-circl-verifiable** | | `s1` poly-share (`DealAlgShares`) | trusted dealer (bootstrap) | no-reconstruct (`AggregateBCCWithBlame`) | keygen **quarantined to `bootstrap_dealer_test.go`** — test/bootstrap only | | Seed-share (`dkg.go` GF(257); `large_dkg.go` GF(q)) | dealerless ceremony, but **forms `sk` at keygen** | reconstruct-at-sign | `large_dkg.go` **quarantined** behind `//go:build legacy_trusted_dealer` | **What is STILL a residual (the precise statement — do not round this off).** RSS gives Claim (A): the dealerless `GroupPK` is a real FIPS-204 key whose threshold signatures the stock verifier accepts. It does **not** by itself give Claim (B)'s *distributional* statement: **full FIPS-204 KeyGen-distribution-equivalence** — that the dealerless composite `GroupPK` is distributed identically to a single honest `KeyGen`, with (i) an unbiased composite secret, (ii) hiding against `< t` corruptions, and (iii) abort-bias resistance — needs a separate simulation/hiding/abort-bias proof. The structural facts (no party holds the key; `‖s2‖∞ ≤ C·η`; stock-circl-verifiable) are proven; the distributional equivalence is **open-research** (§7 row 15). The *naive-additive byte-FIPS DKG* remains correctly **fail-closed** (`ErrDealerlessByteFIPSUnreachable`, §1.4, §7 row 14) — RSS is the named escape it always pointed to, not a weakening of it. **Therefore:** SIGNING = no-reconstruct (BCC/CSCP and hyperball) + malicious-hardened (v0.5); KEYGEN = **dealerless RSS** (no dealer, no party holds the key), stock-FIPS-204-verifiable. The remaining (B) gap is the *distributional equivalence proof*, not the existence of a dealerless committee key. Permissionless dealerless *safety* is additionally carried by the **Corona** leg of the Quasar AND-mode dual-PQ cert (`naive_additive_seta_obstruction.go:107`). ### §0.2 Consensus-native framing Pulsar is **not** an all-`N`-sign protocol. Lux Avalanche-family subsampling carries chain *safety*; Pulsar produces **compact post-quantum certificates over consensus-finalised digests** — and it scales by **sampling many small dealerless committees and accumulating confidence by repetition** (`PULSAR.md §7`), not by one large committee. The default profile `Pulsar-HYBRID-PQ-v1` samples `m = 12` committees of `n = 8` (`t = 7`), requiring `r = 8` legs: one-committee capture `p = Pr[X ≥ 7], X ~ Binom(8, ⅓) ≈ 2⁻⁸·⁶`, certificate `P_fail ≈ 2⁻⁵⁹·⁸`. The DKG below is therefore a **per-committee, per-epoch** ceremony, and the binding rules (§3) pin each share/cert to its committee, epoch, and key. --- ## §1. Deliverable 1 — Protocol transcript spec (byte layout & ordering) All Pulsar hashing routes through `transcript.go` (FIPS-202 / SP 800-185), now backed by `github.com/luxfi/mlwe/transcript` (v0.6.1, byte-preserving). The two framing primitives: - **`cshake256(input, outLen, S)`** = cSHAKE256 with function-name `N = "Pulsar"` (`transcript.go:73`, `:79`). Pinning `N="Pulsar"` makes a cross-suite mix-up a deterministic mismatch. - **`transcriptHash(S, parts…)`** → 48-byte digest, SP 800-185 TupleHash256-style; **`transcriptHash32`** is the 32-byte counterpart (`transcript.go:103`, `:116`). Length-prefixed parts ⇒ unambiguous boundaries. ### §1.1 Dealerless RSS keygen (`mithril_rss.go`) Driven by one contributed 32-byte seed per party; deterministic in `(mode, t, n, partySeeds)`. Fail-closed outside the Mithril viability bound `2 ≤ T ≤ N ≤ 63` ∧ `τ·C(N,N−T+1)·η < γ2` (`rss.ValidateCommittee`). ``` rho = SHAKE256( "pulsar.mithril.rss.rho.v1" ‖ partySeed_0 ‖ … ) # mithril_rss.go:99 A = ExpandA(rho) # mithril_rss.go:163 for each M-subset S (M = N−T+1): # mithril_rss.go:169 leaderSeed = partySeeds[ leader(S) ] subSeed = SHAKE256( "pulsar.mithril.rss.subset.v1" ‖ leaderSeed ‖ le64(maskS), 64 ) # :84 (s1^(S), s2^(S)) = expandS(subSeed) ∈ S_η # :173 replicate (s1^(S), s2^(S)) to every member of S # :175 s1 += s1^(S); s2 += s2^(S) (REDUCE mod q PER SUBSET — accumulateSubset) # :180, :122 t = A·s1 + s2; (t0, t1) = Power2Round(t) # computePublicKey :192 pub = rho ‖ PackT1(t1); tr = SHAKE256(pub) # :208–:215 ``` **The v0.6.3 per-subset reduction (`accumulateSubset`, `:122`).** Every `χ_η` coefficient is stored ≈ q ≈ 2²³ and `poly.add` is a raw uint32 add; reducing mod q *per subset* keeps every accumulator < 2q ≪ 2³², so summing all `C(N,M)` subsets never overflows (the wall at `C ≥ ⌊2³²/q⌋ = 512`, e.g. n=16,t=14 with `C(16,3)=560`). Mod-q is additively homomorphic ⇒ small committees (n ≤ 8) are byte-unchanged. **Reconstruction** (`ReconstructKeyMaterial`, `:223`) sums each subset secret exactly once via the balanced partition `rss.RSSRecover` — the threshold-gated act a T-quorum performs to sign; the dealerless keygen never performs it. ### §1.2 No-reconstruct hyperball signing (`mithril_rss_hyperball.go`) `SignHyperball(active, msg, ctx, rng, maxRounds)` (`:780`). Each active party holds only its balanced-partition share `s1_(j)` (`partyShareS1`, `:870` — never summed across parties); the party object is constructed from `mk.holdings[id]` alone (`newHyperballParty`, `:261`, the structural no-reconstruct boundary). **μ** is the FIPS-204 message representative `deriveMuCtx(tr, ctx, msg)`. Three rounds: ``` Round 1 (round1, :294): for K=kReps slots, y_{j,k} ← uniform B(0,r1); # sampleHyperballInBall :895 w_{j,k} = A·y_{j,k}; broadcast CommitW (hash) + CommitT(T_j) Round 2 (round2 :321 / aggregateCommitments :430): reveal w_{j,k}; verify vs CommitW (equivocation gate :466); w_k = Σ_j w_{j,k}; c_k = H(μ ‖ packW1(HighBits(w_k))) # boundary-clear slots only Round 3 (round3 :333): z_{j,k} = y_{j,k} + c_k·s1_(j); Excess gate (hyperballExcess :966) REJECTS (never reveals) if z leaves B(0,r) Finalize (finalize :518): require all-accepted slot; z_k = Σ_j z_{j,k}; ‖z‖∞ < γ1−β; w' = A·z − c·t1·2^d (PUBLIC); h = FindHint(w', w1) sigEncode(c̃, z, h); FAIL-CLOSED VerifyCtx before emit (:613) ``` The **only** data crossing the wire (`HyperballRound{1,2,3}`, `:206`–`:226`) is commitment hashes, the public `w_{j,k}` (recovering `y` is Module-SIS), and the public `z_{j,k}`. No share `s1_(j)`, no mask `y`, no low-bits quantity is ever serialised — asserted by `publicBytes()` (`:732`) and the no-leak oracle (`TestHyperballNoReconstructStructural` `:100`, `TestHyperballMaskNeverOnWire` `:529`). ### §1.3 No-reconstruct BCC/CEF signing (single group key, `distributed_bcc.go`) Per-party key custody is **one** `AlgShare` — a poly-vector Shamir share of the *expanded* `s1` (length `L`) over GF(q), `s1` only, never `s2`/`t0`/seed. One online round over an offline nonce: ``` μ = SHAKE256( tr ‖ 0x00 ‖ |ctx| ‖ ctx ‖ msg ) # FIPS-204 §5.4 (deriveMuCtx) c̃ = SHAKE256( μ ‖ packW1(w1) ) # deriveCTilde, distributed_bcc.go:586 c = SampleInBall(c̃) Round1 (:560): bind NonceCert; reserve single-use material keyed on w1 Round2 (:603): reserve nonce BEFORE the secret is touched, then z_i = partialLinearMap(λ_i, ĉ, y_i, s1_i) (:645) = λ_i·y_i + c·λ_i·s1_i Finalize (AggregateBCCWithBlame, :875), fail-closed in order: 1. authenticate origin (drop forged/unsigned partials, no blame against owner) :883 2. verify+attribute each sigma proof bound to (λ_p,c,z_p,session,nonce,party) 3. canonical signer subset of exactly `threshold` distinct signers (CanonicalSignerSet) 4. z = Σ z_p (Lagrange-linear → ȳ + c·s1; s1 NEVER formed) 5. ‖z‖∞ < γ1−β 6. w' = A·z − c·t1·2^d (PUBLIC); h = FindHint(w', w1) 7. sigEncode(c̃, z, h) ``` `auth == nil` is **refused fail-closed** (`ErrOriginAuthRequired`, `distributed_bcc.go:813`); the unauthenticated path is reachable only via the explicit `UnauthenticatedAggregation` opt-out (`:836`). No share, sk, or seed enters `AggregateBCC`'s parameter list — the load-bearing no-reconstruct boundary. --- ## §2. Deliverable 2 — Domain separators (every DST, from code) All tags are version-pinned; rotating one invalidates every vector pinned at it. Three encodings coexist, all the *implemented reality*: **`PULSAR-…-V1`** (cSHAKE customisation strings, `transcript.go`), **`PULSAR/…/v1`** (literal prefixes, ledger/auth), and **`pulsar.mithril.*.v1`** (the RSS/hyperball SHAKE-prefix tags). The certificate-layer `pulsar:v1:*` namespace (`PULSAR.md §14`) is the *proposed* consensus binding, kept distinct on purpose. ### §2.1 cSHAKE256 customisation tags (`transcript.go:40`–`:66`) | Constant | Value | Purpose | Site | |---|---|---|---| | `functionName` | `Pulsar` | cSHAKE `N` param (all calls) | `transcript.go:73` | | `tagDKGCommit` | `PULSAR-DKG-COMMIT-V1` | DKG Round-2 digest + committeeRoot | `transcript.go:40` | | `tagDKGTranscript` | `PULSAR-DKG-TRANSCRIPT-V1` | DKG transcript / finalization hash | `transcript.go:41` | | `tagSignR1` | `PULSAR-SIGN-R1-V1` | Round-1 binding | `transcript.go:42` | | `tagSignR2` | *(reserved, undefined)* | Round-2 MAC (intentionally undefined so a stale rebase fails to compile) | `transcript.go:44` | | `tagReshareCommit` | `PULSAR-RESHARE-COMMIT-V1` | reshare commit | `transcript.go:61` | | `tagExpandB` | `PULSAR-EXPANDB-V1` | matrix `B` expansion | `transcript.go:64` | | `tagComplaint` | `PULSAR-COMPLAINT-V1` | complaint hashing | `transcript.go:65` | | `tagSeedShare` | `PULSAR-SEED-SHARE-V1` | Shamir coeff stream + master-seed mix | `transcript.go:66` | ### §2.2 RSS / hyperball SHAKE-prefix DSTs | String | Purpose | Site | |---|---|---| | `pulsar.mithril.rss.rho.v1` | RSS joint public seed `rho` | `mithril_rss.go:101` | | `pulsar.mithril.rss.subset.v1` | RSS per-subset sampling seed (leader entropy ‖ mask) | `mithril_rss.go:86` | | `pulsar.mithril.hyperball.nonce.v1` | hyperball per-round, per-slot nonce seed | `mithril_rss_hyperball.go:993` | | `pulsar.mithril.hyperball.commitW.v1` | hyperball `w`-commitment binding (anti-equivocation) | `mithril_rss_hyperball.go:1006` | | `pulsar.mithril.hyperball.commitT.v1` | hyperball `T_j = A·s1_(j)` commitment (blame-only) | `mithril_rss_hyperball.go:1021` | | `pulsar.mithril.hyperball.sid.v1` | hyperball session id = H(pub ‖ active ‖ μ) | `mithril_rss_hyperball.go:1032` | ### §2.3 Literal-prefix DSTs (`PULSAR/…/v1` and friends) | String | Purpose | Site | |---|---|---| | `PULSAR-DKG-DEALER-V1` | seed-share DKG Shamir coeff-stream key material | `dkg.go:225` | | `PULSAR-DKG-ENCAPSEED-V1` | per-recipient ML-KEM-768 encap seed | `dkg.go:268` | | `PULSAR-COMMITTEE-V1` | committee-root prefix | `dkg.go:516` | | `PULSAR/nonce-single-use/v1` | nonce dedup key (`w1` alone) | `nonce_ledger.go:395` | | `PULSAR/share-ledger-identity/v1` | committee-independent share identity | `nonce_ledger.go:303` | | `PULSAR/committee-id/v1` | committee id = H(jointPKID ‖ quorum) | `nonce_ledger.go:407` | | `PULSAR/nonce-binding-digest/v1` | `(ctx,msg)` digest in a reservation | `nonce_ledger.go:423` | | `PULSAR-BCC-CEF/joint-pk-id/v1` | stable group-PK id (`JointPKID`) | `distributed_bcc.go:1096` | | `PULSAR/protocol-msg/v1` | authenticated-protocol-message TBS | `protocol_auth.go:61` | | `PULSAR-TESTRAND-V1` | deterministic test RNG (tests only) | `dkg_test.go` | --- ## §3. Deliverable 3 — Participant / key-epoch binding rules A share or certificate is bound to its context by the following identities. Each row states **what is hashed**, the **site**, and — honestly — **where binding is NOT yet at the kernel** (cert-layer or implicit). | Bound to | Mechanism (what is hashed) | Site | Honest note | |---|---|---|---| | **group / key (RSS)** | `rho = SHAKE256("pulsar.mithril.rss.rho.v1" ‖ Σ partySeeds)`; `pub = rho ‖ PackT1(t1)`; `tr = SHAKE256(pub)` | `mithril_rss.go:99`, `:208`–`:215` | the dealerless key-identity root | | **group / key (BCC)** | `JointPKID = SHAKE256("PULSAR-BCC-CEF/joint-pk-id/v1" ‖ mode ‖ pub.Bytes)` | `distributed_bcc.go:1096` | the BCC key-identity root | | **committee / participant set (RSS)** | per-subset secret keyed by `(leaderSeed, maskS)`; holdings indexed by party; session id `= H(pub ‖ active ‖ μ)` | `mithril_rss.go:84`, `mithril_rss_hyperball.go:1032` | binds the run to (pub, exact active set, message) | | **participant set (BCC)** | `committeeID = SHAKE256("PULSAR/committee-id/v1" ‖ JointPKID ‖ sorted quorum)`; DKG: `committeeRoot` | `nonce_ledger.go`; `dkg.go:516` | binds the exact sorted quorum + key | | **threshold `t`** | enforced by `CanonicalSignerSet(valid, threshold)` (BCC) / `validateActive` (hyperball, `:1054`) — exactly `t` distinct signers | `distributed_bcc.go`; `mithril_rss_hyperball.go:1054` | `t` is *enforced* at aggregation but not hashed into the committee id — bind `t` at the cert layer (`PULSAR.md §11`) | | **policy id** | `Policy [32]byte` in `NonceBinding`, canonical-encoded | `nonce_ledger.go` | auditable domain tag (block-cert vs warp-msg, …) | | **message** | `μ = deriveMuCtx(tr, ctx, msg)` folded into `c̃`/session id; BCC reservation `Digest = SHAKE256("PULSAR/nonce-binding-digest/v1" ‖ mode ‖ μ)` | `mithril_rss_hyperball.go:799`; `nonce_ledger.go` | binds the run to exactly what is signed | | **chain / network** | via FIPS-204 `ctx` string + `Policy` | `distributed_bcc.go:586` | full `chain_id` + `committee_plan_hash` binding is the **cert-layer target** (`PULSAR.md §8`, §13) | ### §3.1 Nonce single-use binding (anti key-recovery) - **BCC.** Dedup key `nonceMaterialKey(w1) = SHAKE256("PULSAR/nonce-single-use/v1" ‖ w1)` — **`w1` ALONE** (`nonce_ledger.go:395`): dropping the label defeats relabel-bypass; dropping `committeeID` closes cross-committee reuse. Reuse ⇒ `ErrNonceReused` (`:80`), fail-closed, before any secret is emitted. Defends against `z_A − z_B = (c_A − c_B)·s1`. - **Hyperball.** Per-round, per-slot nonce seed `hyperballNonceSeed(roundEntropy, sid, id, slot)` (`mithril_rss_hyperball.go:991`) is fresh per round (distinct entropy ⇒ distinct mask) and deterministic within a round (so the Round-1 commitment binds the mask before the challenge is known). `TestHyperballNonceReuseFatal` (`:419`) proves reuse would recover the share and that the derivation prevents it. ### §3.2 Authenticated-message slot binding `ProtocolMessageTBS(author, ctx, payloadDigest)` (`protocol_auth.go:59`) is SP 800-185-framed over `("PULSAR/protocol-msg/v1", author, be64(epoch), sessionID, nonceID, {round}, payloadDigest)`. Equivocation is per `(Author, Epoch, SessionID, Round)`; two valid signatures on distinct payloads for one slot is non-repudiable (`DetectEquivocation`, `protocol_auth.go:101`). --- ## §4. Deliverable 4 — Share-commitment format (with the honest BDLOP flag) Three distinct "commitment" notions exist; do not conflate them. ### §4.1 RSS replicated-share commitment (implemented) — the dealerless key root The RSS key's binding is the published FIPS-204 public key itself: `pub = rho ‖ PackT1(t1)` with `t1 = HighBits(A·s1 + s2)` (`mithril_rss.go:192`–`:215`). Each subset secret is a short `χ_η` value keyed by `(leaderSeed, maskS)`; the **dealerless guarantee** is structural (no party holds all subsets, `TestMithrilRSSDealerless` `mithril_rss_test.go:91`), and the **norm bound** `‖s2‖∞ ≤ C·η` keeps it stock-FIPS-204-signable. This is **not** a hiding per-coefficient lattice commitment; it is the public-key root + structural replication. ### §4.2 Hyperball `w`/`T` commitments (implemented) — binding, not hiding - `CommitW = hyperballCommitW(sid, id, slot, μ, w_{j,k})` (`:1004`): a SHAKE hash-commitment binding each per-slot `w` so a rushing adversary cannot choose `w` after seeing others (verified at `:466`). - `CommitT = hyperballCommitT(sid, id, T_j)` (`:1019`): commitment to the share-verification value `T_j = A·s1_(j)`, revealed **only on blame** — in the honest path `T_j` is never revealed, because `Σ_active T_j = A·s1 = t − s2` would leak `s2`. ### §4.3 BCC sign-side share-commitment (the BDLOP plug point) — **nil today, flagged** `AlgSetup.s1ShareCommit` holds the per-party hiding commitment to the dealt `s1`-share for identifiable-abort binding. **It is `nil` today**; the single source of truth read by both prover and verifier is `shareCommitmentsFor` (returns `(nil, nil)`, `share_commit.go:94`–`:96`). The intended format is BDLOP (`ia.cr/2017/1235` / Ajtai) under a **separate** public matrix `B` hiding under M-LWE (`Com_s_i = B·r_s_i + embed(s1_i)`, `share_commit.go:42`). **Honest consequence (the residual).** Because `s1ShareCommit` is nil, a **valid-sigma but WRONG-`z`** partial is **not yet attributable** — it is bounded to a **liveness** fault (never forgery, never leak: the wrong aggregate fails FIPS-204 verify and nothing secret crosses the wire), marked by `ErrIdentifiableAbortResidual` (`share_commit.go:73`). The hyperball signer has the **same** residual at `blameSlot` (`mithril_rss_hyperball.go:633`–`637`): a share inconsistent with keygen but self-consistent with its own equivocated `T_j` passes the per-party check, is caught by the fail-closed release gate (no bad signature emitted), but is not pinpointed. --- ## §5. Deliverable 5 — Valid / invalid DKG (and signing) test vectors The structured behavioral vectors live in **`vectors/dkg-proof-boundary.json`**. Each names the scenario, the layer, the expected outcome, the **exact code error/blame constant**, and the `file:line` that enforces it. They are *spec-level state vectors* — distinct from the byte-level wire KATs (§6). Summary: **Positive (accept):** - `keygen/rss-dealerless-stock-circl` — dealerless RSS key signs under unmodified circl `mldsa65.Verify` for all 15 committees N ≤ 6 (`TestMithrilRSSStockCirclVerify`, `mithril_rss_test.go:38`,`:70`) and T=N at n=8/n=16 (`mithril_rss_n8_test.go:40`). **The gold proof of dealerless stock-FIPS-204 signability.** - `keygen/rss-dealerless-structural` — no party holds all subsets; no `(T−1)`-coalition covers all subsets (`TestMithrilRSSDealerless`, `mithril_rss_test.go:91`). - `sign/hyperball-no-reconstruct` — the 3-round hyperball signature over the RSS key verifies under stock circl with NO key reconstruction; AST + transcript oracles prove no `s1`/`s2`/`y` ever forms (`TestHyperballStockCirclVerify` `mithril_rss_hyperball_test.go:41`; `TestHyperballNoReconstructStructural` `:100`). - `sign/circl-roundtrip` — no-reconstruct BCC/CEF `(c̃,z,h)` accepted by circl (`TestBCCSignRoundTripVerifiesCIRCL`, `bcc_sign_test.go:86`; no-leak oracle `:217`). - `dkg/seed-equivalence` (legacy seed-share lineage) — `GroupPK == KeyFromSeed(masterSeed).Pub`, reconstructed-key sig verifies under FIPS-204 (`TestDKG_ProducesValidPubkey_VerifiableSign`, `dkg_test.go:147`,`:206`). **Negative (reject / blame), each grounded in a real constant:** - `keygen/rss-bad-committee` (non-viable `(T,N)`: norm-blown or structural) → `rss.ValidateCommittee` error (`TestMithrilRSSRejectsBadCommittee`, `mithril_rss_test.go:177`). - `sign/hyperball-sub-threshold` (too few / too many / unsorted / duplicate / out-of-range active) → `ErrHyperballActive` / `validateActive` (`TestHyperballSubThresholdFailsClosed`, `mithril_rss_hyperball_test.go:298`). - `sign/hyperball-biased-partial` → no slot verifies (fail-closed release gate); `blameSlot` pinpoints the culprit leak-free (`TestHyperballBiasedPartialCaughtAndBlamed`, `:329`). - `sign/hyperball-equivocation` (party changes `w` between rounds) → binding mismatch (`TestHyperballEquivocationCaught`, `:404`, `aggregateCommitments` `:466`). - `sign/hyperball-mask-on-wire` (the secret mask `y` must not appear on the wire) → asserted absent (`TestHyperballMaskNeverOnWire`, `:529`). - `sign/nonce-reuse` (BCC) → `ErrNonceReused` (`nonce_ledger.go:80`). - `sign/session-mismatch` → `BlameSessionMismatch` (`blame.go:38`). - `sign/duplicate-partyid` → `BlameDuplicatePartyID` (`blame.go:34`). - `sign/unknown-party` → `BlameUnknownParty` (`blame.go:36`). - `sign/malformed-partial` → `BlameMalformed` (`blame.go:32`). - `sign/invalid-proof` → `BlameProofInvalid` (`blame.go:40`). - `sign/forged-victim-slot` → dropped pre-attribution, victim **not** blamed (`distributed_bcc.go:883`). - `sign/valid-sigma-wrong-z` → liveness fault, not yet attributable (`ErrIdentifiableAbortResidual`, `share_commit.go:73`). - `keygen/naive-additive-byte-fips` → `ErrDealerlessByteFIPSUnreachable` for any committee `parties ≥ 2` (`naive_additive_seta_obstruction.go:152`,`:242`). RSS is the named escape; the naive additive lift stays correctly fail-closed. - `dkg/equivocation`, `dkg/bad-share`, `dkg/missing-participant`, `dkg/node-not-in-committee`, `dkg/duplicate-committee`, `dkg/empty-committee` (legacy seed-share lineage) → `ComplaintEquivocation` / `ComplaintBadDelivery` / `ErrTooFew*` / `ErrNotInCommittee` / `ErrCommitteeDuplicate` / `ErrCommitteeEmpty` (`dkg.go`, `types.go:285`,`:290`). --- ## §6. Deliverable 6 — Cross-version KATs (old wire compatibility) The committed wire KATs are the **cross-version compatibility suite**: vectors generated by an earlier version, replayed every CI run; drift = gate failure. Runner `kat_test.go`, reads `vectors/*.json`. The v0.6.1/.2 mlwe de-dup was **byte-preserving** — these KATs replay identically after the refactor. | Vector file | Entries | Pins | Replay test | |---|---|---|---| | `vectors/keygen.json` | 9 | `seed → public_key, private_key` | `TestKAT_Keygen_Replay` (`kat_test.go:50`) | | `vectors/sign.json` | 9 | `seed,msg,ctx → signature` | `TestKAT_Sign_Replay` (`kat_test.go:91`) | | `vectors/verify.json` | 6 | `public_key,msg,signature → accept` | `TestKAT_Verify_Replay` (`kat_test.go:127`) | | `vectors/threshold-sign.json` | 4 | `n,t,msg,public_key → signature` (Class N1 interchangeability) | `TestKAT_ThresholdSign_Replay` (`kat_test.go:159`) | | `vectors/dkg.json` | 3 | DKG replay | `TestKAT_DKG_Replay` (`kat_test.go:197`) | `threshold-sign.json[0]` (`Pulsar-65`, `n=3, t=2`) pins a *threshold* signature that the **single-party** verifier accepts — the wire-level statement of Claim (A) across versions. **Cross-implementation KAT.** `TestDKGVSS_RingMLDSA65_ExpandABinding_KAT` (`dkg_vss_kat_test.go:104`) anchors the shared `luxfi/dkg` ring against pulsar's own FIPS-204 arithmetic: `A = ExpandA(rho)` round-trips with no spurious Montgomery factor and the dkg ring recomputes `t1 = Power2Round(A·s1+s2)` **byte-identical to circl**. Its header (`:30`–`:35`) restates the historical residual honestly: the *vss* no-reconstruct group key `T = A·s1 + B·u` (large `s2 = B·u`) is not directly BCC-signable — which is exactly why **RSS** (small `s2 = Σ χ_η`), not vss, is the dealerless keygen that beats the wall. --- ## §7. Deliverable 7 — Proof checklist (test → security property) Assurance tags are the `PROOF-CLAIMS.md` vocabulary (machine-checked · sound-by-reduction · interop-tested · test-proven · fail-closed-pending-review · open-research). The split is always **(A) verifier-compat** vs **(B) Lux construction**. | # | Security property | Test / artifact (file:line) | Claim | Assurance | |---|---|---|---|---| | 1 | **Standard-verifier compat — no-reconstruct BCC** — `(c̃,z,h)` accepted by circl + negatives | `TestBCCSignRoundTripVerifiesCIRCL` `bcc_sign_test.go:86` | **A** | **interop-tested** | | 2 | **Standard-verifier compat — dealerless RSS key** — stock circl accepts (all N ≤ 6; T=N n=8/n=16) | `TestMithrilRSSStockCirclVerify` `mithril_rss_test.go:38`; `TestMithrilRSS_LargeN_StockCircl` `mithril_rss_n8_test.go:16` | **A** | **interop-tested** | | 3 | **Standard-verifier compat — no-reconstruct hyperball over RSS** | `TestHyperballStockCirclVerify` `mithril_rss_hyperball_test.go:41` | **A** | **interop-tested** | | 4 | **Dealerless keygen (structural)** — no party holds all subsets; no `(T−1)` covers all | `TestMithrilRSSDealerless` `mithril_rss_test.go:91` | B | test-proven | | 5 | **Secrecy / no-reconstruct (hyperball)** — no `s1`/`s2`/`y`/`w0`/`sk` forms; no `ReconstructKeyMaterial` call; mask never on wire | `TestHyperballNoReconstructStructural` `:100`; `TestHyperballMaskNeverOnWire` `:529` | B | test-proven (AST + transcript oracle) | | 6 | **Secrecy / no-reconstruct (BCC)** — no `s1`/seed/`sk`/`c·s2`/`c·t0`/`w` forms | `assertBCCTranscriptNoLeak` `bcc_sign_test.go:217`; `gate2_reachability_test.go`; Lean `Crypto.Pulsar.NoLeakAggregate` | B | machine-checked (Lean core) + test-proven; reduction sound-by-reduction (M-LWE/M-SIS) | | 7 | **Any-quorum consistency** — every T-quorum reconstructs the identical key | `TestMithrilRSSAnyQuorumSameKey` `mithril_rss_test.go:122` | B | test-proven | | 8 | **Binding — domain separation** — per-purpose DSTs, no reuse | §2 tables; `transcript.go:40`–`:66`; RSS/hyperball prefixes | B | test-proven (KAT-pinned) | | 9 | **Binding — equivocation** — one author/commitment per slot | `TestHyperballEquivocationCaught` `:404`; `DetectEquivocation` `protocol_auth.go:101`; `TestDKG_Equivocation_Detected` `dkg_test.go:111` | B | test-proven | | 10 | **Robustness / identifiable abort + fail-closed** — sub-threshold/biased/malformed rejected & (where possible) attributed | `TestHyperballSubThresholdFailsClosed` `:298`, `TestHyperballBiasedPartialCaughtAndBlamed` `:329`; `AggregateBCCWithBlame` `distributed_bcc.go:875`; `blame_gate_test.go` | B | test-proven (semi-honest) | | 11 | **Robustness residual** — valid-sigma wrong-`z` / equivocated-keygen-share attribution | `share_commit.go:73` `ErrIdentifiableAbortResidual`; `mithril_rss_hyperball.go:633` | B | **fail-closed-pending-review** (BDLOP) | | 12 | **Unforgeability — nonce single-use** — defeats `(c_A−c_B)·s1` recovery | BCC `nonce_ledger.go:80`; hyperball `TestHyperballNonceReuseFatal` `:419` | B | test-proven | | 13 | **Unforgeability — base EUF-CMA** — output is a standard ML-DSA sig | inherits ML-DSA EUF-CMA under M-LWE/M-SIS (output bytes = FIPS-204) | A→B | sound-by-reduction (inherited) | | 14 | **Authenticated origin** — forged victim-slot partial cannot frame/exclude | `distributed_bcc.go:883`; `ErrOriginAuthRequired` `:813` | B | test-proven | | 15 | **Cross-version wire compat** — committed KATs replay byte-identical (incl. post-mlwe-dedup) | `kat_test.go:50`,`:91`,`:127`,`:159`,`:197` vs `vectors/*.json` | A | interop-tested | | 16 | **Cross-impl arithmetic** — `luxfi/dkg` ring reproduces FIPS-204 `t1` | `TestDKGVSS_RingMLDSA65_ExpandABinding_KAT` `dkg_vss_kat_test.go:104` | A | interop-tested | | 17 | **Keygen — naive-additive byte-FIPS obstruction (correctly fail-closed)** | `assessDealerlessFIPS` `naive_additive_seta_obstruction.go:196`; `DealerlessMLDSADKG` `:242` → `ErrDealerlessByteFIPSUnreachable` `:152` | B | sound-by-reduction (parameter-derived) | | 18 | **Keygen residual — FIPS-204 KeyGen-distribution-equivalence** (unbiased composite secret, hiding vs `ˆaHY*fiF</k4) 7`|4$Cώ o4Ftx \LrA}sVIYCrF Ne!07UXrBȱQvh-!#0M@c(5Hߜ N670WS yw+,Ęq^AQc^UD&/ŲN /kQ'6a$1 Q'$Fp&[ZV4^ذQKuD/soҘaDwNV}wɷBi4FQUWP kTqVcOF(~pFȈtf7'G(k`x u#x[rHr)*vCR))z#$JQֈ["@(@j:׵G!IefճP@UVVV|J]qS8pLP3\Us K;h:MR5޹!䬍qR  oRY0@A8/,28rM@'"8"Zu,20\Ao;GjCsVw|Q^u` {q$n6WA4NB,3{b'|bpv=83ɽKAF㫯Ե܅/Tl4@<"zB~N [a$'z.iO .I <,)<>5>9T $qG=0<qy6A/Fuߺœ?H])ЖS&DAkU-p F=&|ys7i>LSybT R!H= [zV*1q#R>r( BނBZ GJOy1F9Wu, 2"?&Z1LЂ(3j4׍Ԫ![lp 'i ſ驙#$EO Ѩ1"xuRMY#DQO5UCRFxuM()"uOw+Na.$sgvgX jBdjAcm!Єe=7} TRxP~w' BSpX)q.K6فD iV?VSX|VGMEtDԄUv[O4BU7 5>.v,jԪ۪TB"`ma&|iEO oa C __v{o-xG% 85YYgYӫNrٰHŽIX}}T(n¬[F[ 2 a , (?cLHÏc3$'(`\L +gi!rL\X ˀύ#7?ՀIKL|#q ,M9r.ʹz}0֦ZjPEe1*օy' ʼnϑsN%SbM. 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Read this before reading the > code. > > Canonical companions: `AXIOM-INVENTORY.md` (bucketed axiom census), > `BLOCKERS.md` (open findings), `docs/proof-claims.md` and > `docs/proof-axiom-inventory.md` (deep dives). This root file is the one > the high-assurance gate reads (`claims-vs-reality.sh`). ## §0 FINAL SCOPED CLAIM (canonical, user-approved) > **Dealerless committee key/nonce gen + CEF/CSCP no-reconstruct signing + > standard-ML-DSA-verifier output, semi-honest / no-leak today; malicious-CSCP + > networked-MPC are gated residuals.** This is the single sentence the project stands behind. Its honest decomposition: - **No-reconstruct signing (CEF/CSCP)** — production v0.4 path; no process forms `s1`/seed/`sk`/`c·s2`/`c·t0`/`r0`/full `w`. **interop-tested** byte-equal under CIRCL + pq-crystals; Lean-machine-checked no-leak aggregate core. - **Standard-ML-DSA-verifier output** — the committee signature verifies under the unmodified `mldsa{65,87}.Verify`. **interop-tested** (GATE-1). - **Dealerless committee key/nonce gen** — the **target track**. Today's runnable keygen is a **trusted-dealer bootstrap quarantined to `_test.go`**; the dealerless line is the `feat/v02-pedersen-vss-no-reconstruct` exploration; the leak-free **NonceMPC** is a residual (the `DealNonceMPCDebug` stand-in exposes `w` to the **test harness only**, PULSAR-V13-W-LEAK). Permissionless safety is carried by the dealerless **Corona** leg. - **semi-honest / no-leak today** — the leak-free property is proven **semi-honest** in an in-process simulation; a malicious deviation is bounded by `FindHint` + release-gate to a **liveness fault, never a forge/leak**. - **malicious-CSCP + networked-MPC are gated residuals** — UNBUILT, fail-closed, tracked (Residual A). The merged **v0.5.0 + v0.5.1 malicious-HARDENING** (NOT fully-malicious-secure-PROVEN) advances this: **nonce single-use safe by construction** (per-share registry enforces it on the DEFAULT API, not opt-in; `w1`-only dedup closes cross-committee reuse; **epoch- pruned** so lifetime memory is bounded WITHOUT reopening reuse in the live window), **authenticated-PartyID blame, SAFE BY DEFAULT** (blame is gated on identity- signature validity — an attacker cannot frame or front-run-exclude an honest victim; no blame is ever emitted off a raw unauthenticated PartyID; and a **nil verifier is now refused FAIL-CLOSED** — `ErrOriginAuthRequired` — so a forgotten verifier cannot silently revert to unauthenticated aggregation; the unauthenticated path needs the explicit `UnauthenticatedAggregation` opt-out), identifiable-abort plumbing, and GATE-2 reachability **paired with an indirection lint** (the name call-graph is complete for DIRECT calls only — the lint forbids function-value/closure/ `go:linkname` indirection of the banned primitives, so the pair is complete), now **sealed against the asm/C blind spot** (a CI test asserts the package is pure Go — no `.s`/`.c`/cgo unit the AST gates cannot model). Still residual: the **sound valid-sigma wrong-`z` blame** (needs BDLOP lattice commitments), a **persistent (crash-safe) nonce ledger** (the in-process default is safe AND lifetime-bounded now; surviving a restart is the residual), and **networked transport authentication** (the partial→producer crypto binding is in place; authenticated delivery is consensus-owned). See `ref/go/pkg/pulsar/VERSIONS.md`. **NEVER claim:** FIPS/NIST-certified threshold ML-DSA · fully-malicious-secure-proven · global-1000-validator DKG. (Any artifact asserting these is wrong — fix the artifact, not this file.) ## Assurance vocabulary (canonical) | Tag | Meaning | |---|---| | **machine-checked** | A proof assistant verifies it; the named EasyCrypt or Lean theory has ZERO `sorry` / `admit.` / `:= True` (real tactics, per the repo's own admit gate). The EasyCrypt toolchain **is live on the host** (opam switch `proofs`: easycrypt + why3 + alt-ergo, z3 solver) — all theories compile under `easycrypt compile`, enforced every run by `security/framework/checks/ec-machine-check.sh` (pulsar 14/14). Lean compiles under `lake build`. | | **sound-by-reduction** | A pen-and-paper reduction to a stated assumption exists; not mechanized. | | **interop-tested** | Validated by running against ≥2 INDEPENDENT implementations (CIRCL + pq-crystals), not the signer's own library. | | **test-proven** | A property established by executable tests (transcript / structural / reflection / round-trip), not a proof assistant or a reduction; the tests are named. For TALUS-CSCP this is **semi-honest** and runs in an in-process N-party **SIMULATION** (not a networked MPC, not malicious-secure). | | **asserted-axiom** | Taken as an axiom in EC; bucketed in AXIOM-INVENTORY.md (A/B). Not proved here. | | **fail-closed-pending-review** | Implemented but gated to REFUSE until external review; not claimed correct. | | **open-research** | Not done; multi-month roadmap. | ## §1 The headline claim — with its true assurance tag > **Class N1 byte-equality (extracted corollary).** Every signature byte > string produced by the Pulsar Combine procedure on honest-quorum inputs > `(group_pk, m, ctx, quorum, shares, rho_rnd)` satisfying the > well-formedness invariants is **bit-identical** to a single-party > FIPS 204 ML-DSA-65 signature on the Lagrange-reconstructed group secret > under the same `(m, ctx, rho_rnd)`. > — Lemma `pulsar_n1_byte_equality_extracted` > (`proofs/easycrypt/Pulsar_N1_Extracted.ec`). **Assurance: there are now TWO models, and the distinction is the headline.** > **Model 1 — idealised correctness (reconstruct-then-sign).** The EC > `pulsar_n1_byte_equality_extracted` is structurally complete (no > `admit.` / `sorry`) **relative to** the C-idealised axioms > (`combine_body_axiom`, `S_functional_spec`, per-stage > `combine_body_*_spec` / `sign_body_*_spec`). These assert the threshold > output equals the centralised signer **applied to the > Lagrange-reconstructed master secret** — a **reconstruct-then-sign** > *correctness* statement. That is exactly the abstraction `BLOCKERS.md` > § PULSAR-V13-HINT-LEAK says the **production leaderless path must never > instantiate** (reconstructing `c·s2`/`c·t0`/the master leaks the key). So > Model 1 is an idealised centralised-equivalent signer, NOT a proof the > production path is leak-free. > **Model 2 — the HONEST production residual (no-leak, standard > assumption).** `proofs/easycrypt/Pulsar_N1_NoLeak.ec` states the > production path the way it runs: the public Lagrange aggregate of the > per-party **masked** responses equals the central `z` **without ever > forming the master secret**, and the hint is recovered from the **public** > `w' = A·z − c·t1·2^d` via FIPS `UseHint`. The CORRECTNESS core of Model 2 > is **machine-checked in Lean 4 + Mathlib on this host** (`lake build` > green, 0 sorry): `Crypto.Pulsar.NoLeakAggregate` > (`z_aggregate_no_reconstruct`, `hint_is_fips_hint`, > `no_leak_under_standard_assumptions`) + `Crypto.Pulsar.BoundaryClearance` > (`boundary_clearance`, `findHintCoeff_unique`) + > `Crypto.Threshold_Lagrange`. The ONLY open assumption is > `no_leak_reduction`: under **Module-LWE + Module-SIS** the public > transcript leaks nothing about `(s1,s2,t0)` beyond one single-party FIPS > 204 signature. That is a STANDARD PQ assumption — the SAME lattice > hardness ML-DSA's own EUF-CMA rests on — **not** an implementation > reconstruct. The EC side of Model 2 **machine-checks on the host** via > `easycrypt compile` (gate `ec-machine-check.sh`); its Lean core is > machine-checked too. - The production no-leak property is ALSO **interop-tested**: the BCC single-key signature verifies **byte-for-byte under CIRCL + pq-crystals** (ML-DSA-65/87), per the BLOCKERS V13-HINT-LEAK resolution criteria. The novel ZK boundary-clearance / partial-z parts are **fail-closed-pending-review**. ## §2 Claim-by-claim assurance table | Claim | Assurance | Evidence | |---|---|---| | EC threshold↔centralised refinement (`pulsar_n1_byte_equality`) | machine-checked modulo C-cone (asserted-axiom) | lemma in the N1 theory; 0 real `admit.` tactics (`scripts/checks/ec-admits.sh`); cone in AXIOM-INVENTORY.md §C | | Class N4 reshare preserves `(rho,t1)` group key | machine-checked modulo A-cone | lemma in the N4 theory; 0 real `admit.` tactics; rests on `shamir_correct`/`reconstruct_linear`/`add_share_zeroR` (Lean-bridged) | | The byte-walk = centralised signer on reconstructed secret (C-idealised cone) | asserted-axiom (OPEN; idealised CORRECTNESS only) | `combine_body_axiom`, `S_functional_spec`, `*_body_*_spec` — reconstruct-then-sign; NOT the production residual; BLOCKERS.md | | No-leak masked-aggregate = central z, secret never formed | **machine-checked (Lean 4 + Mathlib, this host)** | `Crypto.Pulsar.NoLeakAggregate.z_aggregate_no_reconstruct`; EC mirror `Pulsar_N1_NoLeak.no_leak_z_aggregate` (EC-compiles on host, gate `ec-machine-check.sh`) | | No-leak hint recovered from public `w'`, unique FIPS hint | **machine-checked (Lean 4 + Mathlib, this host)** | `Crypto.Pulsar.BoundaryClearance.{boundary_clearance,findHintCoeff_unique}`; EC mirror `Pulsar_N1_NoLeak.public_hint_roundtrip` (EC-compiles on host, gate `ec-machine-check.sh`) | | Production no-leak residual (transcript leaks nothing extra) | **sound-by-reduction (STANDARD: Module-LWE + Module-SIS)** | `no_leak_reduction` (Pulsar_N1_NoLeak.ec); EC mirror of machine-checked Lean `Crypto.Pulsar.NoLeak.NoLeakReduction`; full simulation = v0.8 artifact | | Final BCC signature interchangeable with FIPS 204 | interop-tested | 19/19 N1 subtests vs CIRCL; BCC no-leak sig byte-equal under CIRCL + pq-crystals (`test/interoperability/`, BLOCKERS V13) | | Production no-leak (no `c·s2`/`c·t0`/master reconstruction) | interop-tested (single-key) + fail-closed-pending-review (threshold ZK) | BLOCKERS.md V13-HINT-LEAK / V13-W-LEAK / V13-PARTIAL-Z-PROOF | | Constant-time, threshold layer | sound-by-reduction (jasmin-CT) + fail-closed on dudect-submission-grade | jasmin-ct 3/3; dudect 10⁹-sample run open-research | | 5 Lagrange/algebra identities | machine-checked (Lean 4 + Mathlib), asserted-axiom (EC side) | `proofs/lean-easycrypt-bridge.md`; `scripts/check-lean-bridge.sh` | | FIPS 204 per-type codec round-trips (B-cone) | asserted-axiom | AXIOM-INVENTORY.md §B; closing = Dilithium codec mechanization (open-research) | | ML-DSA post-quantum hardness (M-LWE/M-SIS) | open-research (inherited) | NIST FIPS 204 analysis; NOT a Pulsar claim | | TALUS sig verifies under stock FIPS-204 (circl `mldsa65`/`mldsa87.Verify`) | interop-tested (unmodified upstream verifier) | `TestTalus_MPC_EndToEnd_StockVerify`, `TestTalus_MPC_Mode87`; BCC single-key also byte-equal under CIRCL + pq-crystals | | TALUS CSCP path leak-free (no node forms `w`/`w0`/`A0`; only `{valid,maskC,w1}` opened) | **test-proven — semi-honest, in-process N-party SIMULATION** (NOT machine-checked, NOT a networked MPC) | `TestCSCP_MultiNode_LeakFree`, `TestCSCP_LeakFree_Structural`, `TestCSCP_MaskOpen_HidesW` (transcript + source-structural + reflection) | | TALUS malicious CSCP deviation = liveness-only (never forge/leak) | test-proven (FindHint + `TalusReleaseGate` mandatory stock verify) | `TestCSCP_WrongW1_CaughtByFindHint`; a corrupt `w1` is caught by `FindHint`, the release-gate refuses any non-verifying signature | | Dealerless byte-FIPS-204 KEY DKG impossible (S_η argument) | sound-by-reduction (parameter-derived obstruction) | `distributed_bcc_dkg.go` → `ErrDealerlessByteFIPSUnreachable`; `s1,s2 ∈ S_η = {‖p‖∞ ≤ η}`, a dealerless sum has ‖·‖∞ ≤ N·η > η ⇒ breaks BCC (‖c·s2‖∞ ≤ N·β > β) + FIPS-204 equivalence; KEYGEN trusted-dealer, Corona carries permissionless | ### §2 addendum — TALUS / CSCP assurance (v1.2.0) The four rows above record the v1.2.0 TALUS threshold ML-DSA assurance. The leak-free CSCP property (`w`/`w0` never formed) is **semi-honest and proven in an in-process N-party SIMULATION** — the harness holds every party's shares; it is the *algorithm* that never reconstructs `w`/`w0`, faithfully proven, but this is NOT yet a networked/deployed distributed MPC, and the malicious-secure CSCP layer is UNBUILT (**Residual A**, `BLOCKERS.md`). A malicious deviation can never forge or leak — `FindHint` + `TalusReleaseGate` bound it to a liveness fault. KEYGEN stays trusted-dealer because dealerless byte-FIPS-204 KEY DKG is proven unreachable (**Residual B**); the permissionless-public guarantee is carried by the dealerless Corona leg of the Quasar AND-mode cert. ## §3 What is NOT proved (the load-bearing honesty disclosure) 1. **The production threshold path is NOT EC-proven.** The EC proof models reconstruct-then-sign; the production path (which must never reconstruct the secret) is covered by `BLOCKERS.md` open items + interop tests + fail-closed gates, not by the EC byte-equality. 2. **No-leak is interop-tested, not EC-proven.** See §1. 3. **ML-DSA hardness, side-channels beyond jasmin-CT, adaptive-corruption unforgeability, robust completion, async identifiable-abort** — not proved here (see `docs/proof-claims.md` §3 for the full list). 4. **The TALUS leak-free property is semi-honest and simulation-only.** It is not machine-checked, not a networked MPC deployment, and the malicious-secure CSCP layer is unbuilt (Residual A). KEYGEN is trusted-dealer (dealerless byte-FIPS-204 KEY DKG is proven unreachable, Residual B); permissionless safety rests on Corona. ## §4 The honest one-paragraph version > Pulsar carries TWO models. Model 1 (the EC `pulsar_n1_byte_equality` > refinement) is a structurally-complete (0-admit) proof that the threshold > combine is bit-identical to single-party FIPS 204 ML-DSA-65 sign on the > **Lagrange-reconstructed** group secret — an idealised CORRECTNESS > statement relative to reconstruct-then-sign axioms (bucketed C-idealised), > deliberately NOT the production path. Model 2 (`Pulsar_N1_NoLeak.ec`) is > the HONEST production residual: the masked Lagrange aggregate equals > central `z` **without forming the master secret** and the hint comes from > the **public** `w'` — its CORRECTNESS core is **machine-checked in Lean > on this host** (`Crypto.Pulsar.NoLeakAggregate` / `.BoundaryClearance`; > `lake build` green), and the ONLY open assumption is a **Module-LWE + > Module-SIS** reduction (a STANDARD PQ assumption, the same hardness > ML-DSA's EUF-CMA uses), **not** an implementation reconstruct. The > production no-leak signature is ALSO **interop-tested** byte-equal under > CIRCL + pq-crystals; the novel threshold-ZK parts are > **fail-closed-pending-review**. ML-DSA's post-quantum hardness itself > inheres in NIST's FIPS 204 analysis. --- - Name: `PROOF-CLAIMS.md` (root; gate-read) · supersedes the scope summary in `docs/proof-claims.md`, which remains the deep-dive narrative. 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