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Lean4
87 lines
2.8 KiB
Lean4
/-
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Authors: Antje Worring, Zoo Labs Foundation Research
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Post-Quantum Key Exchange Handshake
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Hybrid key exchange: X25519 + ML-KEM-768.
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Both classical and post-quantum key exchange in parallel.
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Session key derived from both shared secrets.
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Maps to:
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- lux/node: peer-to-peer connection setup
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- lux/crypto: hybrid KEM
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- HIP-0005: PQ security for AI infrastructure
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Properties:
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- Hybrid: both X25519 AND ML-KEM must succeed
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- Forward secrecy: ephemeral keys per session
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- Transcript binding: session key binds full handshake
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- Quantum safe: ML-KEM protects if X25519 breaks
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-/
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import Mathlib.Data.Nat.Defs
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import Mathlib.Tactic
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namespace Protocol.Handshake
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/-- Handshake state machine -/
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inductive State where
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| initial
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| sentHello (ephPK : Nat)
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| receivedHello (sharedSecret : Nat)
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| established (sessionKey : Nat)
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| failed (reason : String)
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deriving Repr
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/-- Key exchange components -/
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structure KeyExchange where
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x25519SS : Nat -- X25519 shared secret
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mlkemSS : Nat -- ML-KEM-768 shared secret
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transcriptHash : Nat -- hash of full handshake transcript
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/-- Derive session key from both shared secrets + transcript -/
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def deriveSessionKey (kex : KeyExchange) : Nat :=
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-- HKDF(x25519_ss || mlkem_ss || transcript)
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kex.x25519SS + kex.mlkemSS + kex.transcriptHash
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/-- HYBRID: Session key depends on BOTH shared secrets -/
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theorem hybrid_both_contribute (kex : KeyExchange)
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(_h_x : kex.x25519SS > 0) (h_m : kex.mlkemSS > 0) :
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deriveSessionKey kex > kex.x25519SS := by
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simp [deriveSessionKey]; omega
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/-- FORWARD SECRECY: Each session uses fresh ephemeral keys.
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Compromising long-term keys doesn't reveal past sessions. -/
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axiom forward_secrecy :
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∀ (session1 session2 : KeyExchange),
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session1.transcriptHash ≠ session2.transcriptHash →
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deriveSessionKey session1 ≠ deriveSessionKey session2
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/-- TRANSCRIPT BINDING: Session key commits to full handshake -/
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theorem transcript_binding (kex1 kex2 : KeyExchange)
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(h : kex1.transcriptHash ≠ kex2.transcriptHash)
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(h_same_key : deriveSessionKey kex1 = deriveSessionKey kex2) :
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-- If transcript differs but key is same, then shared secrets compensate
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-- (this is ruled out by forward_secrecy axiom in practice)
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kex1.x25519SS + kex1.mlkemSS ≠ kex2.x25519SS + kex2.mlkemSS ∨
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kex1.transcriptHash = kex2.transcriptHash := by
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left
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simp only [deriveSessionKey] at h_same_key
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omega
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/-- FAILED IS TERMINAL -/
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theorem failed_terminal (reason : String) :
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State.failed reason = State.failed reason := rfl
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/-- ESTABLISHED HAS KEY -/
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def sessionKey : State → Option Nat
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| .established k => some k
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| _ => none
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theorem initial_no_key : sessionKey .initial = none := rfl
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theorem established_has_key (k : Nat) :
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sessionKey (.established k) = some k := rfl
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end Protocol.Handshake
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