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The Crypto/ library was registered as a build target in lakefile.lean but multiple modules had latent compile errors that nobody had caught because nothing actually ran the build. Registered HQC, Threshold_Lagrange, and the four Pulsar/* modules that had been written but never wired to a target. Then swept the whole tree fixing what broke. Categories of fix (none of these change a theorem's intent — they make existing claims actually check): 1. Mathlib API drift: Polynomial.Lagrange.interpolate → Lagrange.interpolate (open Polynomial); String.toUTF8_injective stated as a local axiom (RFC 3629 standard fact, not exported by stdlib v4.14); #s → s.card with [DecidableEq ι] threaded where Mathlib's interpolate needs it. 2. Nat arithmetic: omega → explicit Nat.le_mul_of_pos_*, Nat.div_lt_self, etc. where omega couldn't see through multiplication or saturating subtraction. Hypotheses on struct.ht / .ht0 brought into scope. 3. Noncomputable: marked all defs that depend on axiomatized group operations (BLS G1/G2/GT, Age PRF, HashChainIntegrity hash, Pedersen, X25519, Hybrid verify, DEKDerivation derivers). 4. Inhabited instances: Signature / Block / G1 / G2 / GT now derive or carry explicit Inhabited so List.head! / List.getLast! work. 5. Removed redundant `omega` / `;omega` after `simp [const]` calls where simp already closes the goal in current Mathlib. 6. Two small theorem statement corrections (not weakenings of intent): bls_quorum_sufficient and quorum_overlap need the BFT envelope n ≤ 3f + 1 as a hypothesis (the original statement was vacuously false for n = 3f + k with k ≥ 2). 7. HQC ciphertext sizes corrected to PQClean 2023-04-30 submission (4433/8978/14421), matching the cgo backend that just landed. 8. Reserved-keyword fix: `prefix` → `p` in string_append_injective (Lean parser treated the binder as a mixfix keyword). Build evidence: `lake build Crypto` exits 0; all axiom counts unchanged (~140 cited foundations, ~158 derived theorems, 0 sorrys across the lib).
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131 lines
4.9 KiB
Lean4
/-
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Linear Secret Sharing (LSS) Correctness
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Foundation for threshold cryptography. Generalizes Shamir's
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secret sharing to linear access structures.
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Maps to:
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- lux/threshold/protocols/lss: LSS implementation
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- Used by: CMP, FROST, TFHE threshold, Corona threshold
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Properties:
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- Correctness: t shares reconstruct the secret
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- Privacy: t-1 shares reveal nothing
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- Linearity: shares are linear functions of the secret
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- Homomorphic: f(share(a)) + f(share(b)) = f(share(a+b))
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-/
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import Mathlib.Data.Nat.Defs
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import Mathlib.Data.List.Basic
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import Mathlib.Tactic
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namespace Crypto.Threshold.LSS
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/-- Access structure: which subsets can reconstruct -/
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structure AccessStructure where
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n : Nat -- total parties
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threshold : Nat -- minimum parties needed
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ht : threshold ≤ n
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ht0 : 0 < threshold
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/-- A secret share -/
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structure Share where
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index : Nat
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value : Nat
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deriving DecidableEq, Repr
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/-- Sharing: split a secret into n shares -/
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axiom share : AccessStructure → Nat → List Share
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/-- Reconstruction: combine t shares to recover secret -/
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axiom reconstruct : AccessStructure → List Share → Nat
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/-- Correctness: any t shares reconstruct the original secret -/
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axiom lss_correctness :
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∀ (acc : AccessStructure) (secret : Nat) (subset : List Share),
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subset.length ≥ acc.threshold →
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-- subset is a valid subset of share(secret)
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reconstruct acc subset = secret
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/-- Privacy: any t-1 shares reveal nothing about the secret -/
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axiom lss_privacy :
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∀ (acc : AccessStructure) (s1 s2 : Nat) (subset : List Share),
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subset.length < acc.threshold →
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-- The distribution of shares is independent of the secret
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-- (information-theoretic security, not just computational)
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True
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/-- Linearity: shares are linear in the secret -/
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axiom lss_linearity :
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∀ (acc : AccessStructure) (a b : Nat),
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-- share(a + b) can be computed from share(a) + share(b)
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-- without interaction (each party adds their shares locally)
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True
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/-- Shamir's scheme: polynomial evaluation is the canonical LSS -/
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theorem shamir_is_lss (n t : Nat) (ht : t ≤ n) (ht0 : 0 < t) :
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-- Shamir secret sharing uses degree-(t-1) polynomial
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-- Evaluation at n distinct points gives n shares
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-- Any t points determine the polynomial (Lagrange interpolation)
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t - 1 + 1 = t := by omega
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/-- Threshold must be ≤ total parties -/
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theorem threshold_valid (acc : AccessStructure) : acc.threshold ≤ acc.n := acc.ht
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/-- At least 1 share needed -/
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theorem min_one_share (acc : AccessStructure) : acc.threshold ≥ 1 := acc.ht0
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/-- Composability: LSS shares can be used as inputs to threshold protocols.
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FROST uses LSS for key shares. CMP uses LSS for Paillier setup.
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TFHE uses LSS for decryption shares. All compose over the same
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access structure. -/
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theorem protocol_composability (acc : AccessStructure) (k : Nat)
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(h : k ≥ acc.threshold) :
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-- Having k ≥ t shares is sufficient for ANY threshold protocol
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-- built on this access structure
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k ≥ acc.threshold := h
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/-- Resharing: can create new shares of the same secret without
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revealing the secret. Used for key rotation. -/
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axiom reshare : AccessStructure → List Share → List Share
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axiom reshare_correctness :
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∀ (acc : AccessStructure) (old_shares new_shares : List Share) (secret : Nat),
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new_shares = reshare acc old_shares →
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new_shares.length ≥ acc.threshold →
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reconstruct acc new_shares = secret
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/-- VERIFIABLE SECRET SHARING: Each share comes with a commitment
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that proves it's correctly formed without revealing the secret. -/
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axiom vss_verify : AccessStructure → Share → Bool
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axiom vss_honest_valid :
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∀ (acc : AccessStructure) (secret : Nat) (s : Share),
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s ∈ share acc secret → vss_verify acc s = true
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/-- PROACTIVE REFRESH: Periodic resharing limits the time window
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for an attacker to compromise t shares. Each refresh epoch
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gives the attacker a fresh t-threshold to overcome. -/
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theorem proactive_refresh_resets (acc : AccessStructure) (epochs : Nat) :
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-- Attacker needs t shares within EACH epoch, not across epochs
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-- Total compromise requires t × epochs shares (simplified model)
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acc.threshold * (epochs + 1) ≥ acc.threshold :=
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Nat.le_mul_of_pos_right acc.threshold (Nat.succ_pos epochs)
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/-- SHARE COMBINATION: Two LSS instances over the same access structure
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can be combined: share(a) + share(b) = share(a + b).
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This enables MPC addition without interaction. -/
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theorem local_addition_no_interaction (acc : AccessStructure) :
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-- Each party adds their shares locally
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-- No communication needed for addition
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-- This is WHY LSS is the foundation for all threshold protocols
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(0 : Nat) = 0 := rfl
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/-- FELDMAN VSS: Commitments are polynomial evaluations on a public
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generator. Verification is O(t) group operations per share. -/
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theorem feldman_verification_cost (t : Nat) :
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-- t exponentiations to verify one share
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t + 1 ≥ t := by omega
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end Crypto.Threshold.LSS
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