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EGCiphertext.hpp
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8838b079ce
added new constructors to make something easier in epoch calculation code
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3 years ago |
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base.hpp
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0c958cdddb
This compiles, but has bugs right now. The current issue I'm looking at is that, the other ways I've tested it, the fresh pseudonyms are generated correctly, but the proofs of their generation are not verifying. Specifically, when proving that a piece of the result is valid, the proof succeeds if it was generated as the product of a 0 from the permutation matrix and the original pseudonym, but fails if it was generated as the product of a 1 from the permutation matrix and the original pseudonym. I am debugging this now.
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3 years ago |
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client.hpp
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813ea4bc56
Added the server consensus 'proofs'
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3 years ago |
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proof.hpp
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beb6c7aa14
Added ability for users to verify servers correctly added them
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3 years ago |
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server.hpp
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0c958cdddb
This compiles, but has bugs right now. The current issue I'm looking at is that, the other ways I've tested it, the fresh pseudonyms are generated correctly, but the proofs of their generation are not verifying. Specifically, when proving that a piece of the result is valid, the proof succeeds if it was generated as the product of a 0 from the permutation matrix and the original pseudonym, but fails if it was generated as the product of a 1 from the permutation matrix and the original pseudonym. I am debugging this now.
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3 years ago |
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serverEntity.hpp
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0c958cdddb
This compiles, but has bugs right now. The current issue I'm looking at is that, the other ways I've tested it, the fresh pseudonyms are generated correctly, but the proofs of their generation are not verifying. Specifically, when proving that a piece of the result is valid, the proof succeeds if it was generated as the product of a 0 from the permutation matrix and the original pseudonym, but fails if it was generated as the product of a 1 from the permutation matrix and the original pseudonym. I am debugging this now.
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3 years ago |
tristangurtler
0c958cdddb
This compiles, but has bugs right now. The current issue I'm looking at is that, the other ways I've tested it, the fresh pseudonyms are generated correctly, but the proofs of their generation are not verifying. Specifically, when proving that a piece of the result is valid, the proof succeeds if it was generated as the product of a 0 from the permutation matrix and the original pseudonym, but fails if it was generated as the product of a 1 from the permutation matrix and the original pseudonym. I am debugging this now.