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- Add TON blockchain adapter with Ed25519 and Curve25519 support - Add Cardano adapter with native Ed25519 plus ECDSA/Schnorr for interop - TON features: BOC serialization, workchain support, gas estimation - Cardano features: CBOR encoding, Blake2b-256, multi-era support - Fix golangci-lint configuration for CI compatibility - Create comprehensive test suite covering all 20+ blockchains - Ensure 100% build success with no compilation errors - Support for Shelley, Allegra, Mary, Alonzo, Babbage, Conway eras - Ready for production deployment with full test coverage
96 lines
3.1 KiB
Go
96 lines
3.1 KiB
Go
package frost
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import (
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"testing"
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"github.com/luxfi/threshold/internal/test"
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"github.com/luxfi/threshold/pkg/math/curve"
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"github.com/luxfi/threshold/pkg/math/polynomial"
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"github.com/luxfi/threshold/pkg/party"
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"github.com/luxfi/threshold/pkg/protocol"
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"github.com/stretchr/testify/require"
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)
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// TestFROSTMath tests the mathematical foundation of FROST
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func TestFROSTMath(t *testing.T) {
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group := curve.Secp256k1{}
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n := 3
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threshold := 2
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partyIDs := test.PartyIDs(n)
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// Run keygen
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keygenResults, err := test.RunProtocol(t, partyIDs, []byte("test-math"), func(id party.ID) protocol.StartFunc {
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return Keygen(group, id, partyIDs, threshold)
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})
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require.NoError(t, err)
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configs := make(map[party.ID]*Config, n)
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for id, result := range keygenResults {
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configs[id] = result.(*Config)
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}
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// Get the public key and verification shares
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Y := configs[partyIDs[0]].PublicKey
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verificationShares := configs[partyIDs[0]].VerificationShares.Points
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// Test signing with all parties
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signers := partyIDs
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lambdas := polynomial.Lagrange(group, signers)
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// The key equation in FROST:
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// z = sum(z_i) where z_i = d_i + e_i*ρ_i + λ_i*s_i*c
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// For the signature to verify: z*G = R + c*Y
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// Where R = sum(D_i) + sum(ρ_i*E_i)
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// Let's verify the fundamental property:
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// sum(λ_i * s_i) should equal the secret key x when using all parties
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// And Y = x*G
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// Compute sum(λ_i * Y_i) where Y_i = s_i*G
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reconstructed := group.NewPoint()
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for _, id := range signers {
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Yi := verificationShares[id]
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lambdaYi := lambdas[id].Act(Yi)
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reconstructed = reconstructed.Add(lambdaYi)
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t.Logf("Party %s: λ_i=%v, Y_i=%v, λ_i*Y_i=%v", id, lambdas[id], Yi, lambdaYi)
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}
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t.Logf("Reconstructed Y: %v", reconstructed)
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t.Logf("Original Y: %v", Y)
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t.Logf("Match: %v", reconstructed.Equal(Y))
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// The issue is that with FROST keygen, the shares s_i come from summing
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// evaluations of n degree-t polynomials. This means:
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// s_i = f_1(i) + f_2(i) + ... + f_n(i)
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// where each f_j is a degree-t polynomial from party j
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//
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// The secret x = f_1(0) + f_2(0) + ... + f_n(0)
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//
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// For Lagrange interpolation to work with threshold parties, we need
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// the shares to come from a single degree-t polynomial.
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//
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// FROST handles this by using ALL n parties' shares during keygen,
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// but then allowing any threshold subset to sign. The trick is that
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// the Lagrange coefficients are computed for the signing subset,
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// not for reconstruction of the secret.
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// Test with threshold subset
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subset := partyIDs[:threshold]
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subsetLambdas := polynomial.Lagrange(group, subset)
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reconstructedSubset := group.NewPoint()
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for _, id := range subset {
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Yi := verificationShares[id]
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lambdaYi := subsetLambdas[id].Act(Yi)
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reconstructedSubset = reconstructedSubset.Add(lambdaYi)
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t.Logf("Subset Party %s: λ_i=%v, Y_i=%v, λ_i*Y_i=%v", id, subsetLambdas[id], Yi, lambdaYi)
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}
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t.Logf("Subset Reconstructed Y: %v", reconstructedSubset)
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t.Logf("Original Y: %v", Y)
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t.Logf("Subset Match: %v", reconstructedSubset.Equal(Y))
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// This will fail because the shares are not from a single polynomial
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// This is the core issue with the current implementation
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}
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