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var ( // ErrorSecSize returned when the secrete key size is wrong ErrorSecSize = errors.New("secret key size is wrong") // ErrorSecUnmarshal returned when the secret key is not valid ErrorSecUnmarshal = errors.New("secret key bytes are not on curve") // ErrorPubKeySize returned when the pubkey size is wrong ErrorPubKeySize = errors.New("pub key size is wrong") // ErrorPubKeyUnmarshal returned when the pubkey is not valid ErrorPubKeyUnmarshal = errors.New("could not unmarshal bytes into public key") // ErrorSigSize returned when the signature bytes doesn't match the length ErrorSigSize = errors.New("signature should be 96 bytes") // ErrorSigUnmarshal returned when the pubkey is not valid ErrorSigUnmarshal = errors.New("could not unmarshal bytes into signature") // ErrInfinitePubKey returned when the pubkey is zero ErrInfinitePubKey = errors.New("public key is zero") // ErrZeroSecKey returned when the secret key is zero ErrZeroSecKey = errors.New("secret key is zero") )
var Prefix = params.Mainnet.AccountPrefixes
Functions ¶
func Initialize ¶
func Initialize(c *params.ChainParams)
func VerifyMultipleSignatures ¶
func VerifyMultipleSignatures(sigs []*Signature, msgs [][32]byte, pubKeys []*PublicKey) (bool, error)
VerifyMultipleSignatures verifies a non-singular set of signatures and its respective pubkeys and messages. This method provides a safe way to verify multiple signatures at once. We pick a number randomly from 1 to max uint64 and then multiply the signature by it. We continue doing this for all signatures and its respective pubkeys. S* = S_1 * r_1 + S_2 * r_2 + ... + S_n * r_n P'_{i,j} = P_{i,j} * r_i e(S*, G) = \prod_{i=1}^n \prod_{j=1}^{m_i} e(P'_{i,j}, M_{i,j}) Using this we can verify multiple signatures safely.
Types ¶
type PublicKey ¶
type PublicKey struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
PublicKey used in the BLS signature scheme.
func AggregatePublicKeys ¶
AggregatePublicKeys aggregates the provided raw public keys into a single key.
func PublicKeyFromBytes ¶
PublicKeyFromBytes creates a BLS public key from a BigEndian byte slice.
func (*PublicKey) IsInfinite ¶
IsInfinite checks if the public key is infinite.
type Rand ¶
Rand is alias for underlying random generator.
func NewGenerator ¶
func NewGenerator() *Rand
NewGenerator returns a new generator that uses random values from crypto/rand as a source (cryptographically secure random number generator). Panics if crypto/rand input cannot be read. Use it for everything where crypto secure non-deterministic randomness is required. Performance takes a hit, so use sparingly.
type SecretKey ¶
type SecretKey struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
SecretKey used in the BLS signature scheme.
func SecretKeyFromBytes ¶
SecretKeyFromBytes creates a BLS private key from a BigEndian byte slice.
func (*SecretKey) Sign ¶
Sign a message using a secret key - in a beacon/validator client.
In IETF draft BLS specification: Sign(SK, message) -> signature: a signing algorithm that generates
a deterministic signature given a secret key SK and a message.
In ETH2.0 specification: def Sign(SK: int, message: Bytes) -> BLSSignature
type Signature ¶
type Signature struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Signature used in the BLS signature scheme.
func Aggregate
deprecated
Aggregate is an alias for AggregateSignatures, defined to conform to BLS specification.
In IETF draft BLS specification: Aggregate(signature_1, ..., signature_n) -> signature: an
aggregation algorithm that compresses a collection of signatures into a single signature.
In ETH2.0 specification: def Aggregate(signatures: Sequence[BLSSignature]) -> BLSSignature
Deprecated: Use AggregateSignatures.
func AggregateSignatures ¶
AggregateSignatures converts a list of signatures into a single, aggregated sig.
func NewAggregateSignature ¶
func NewAggregateSignature() *Signature
NewAggregateSignature creates a blank aggregate signature.
func SignatureFromBytes ¶
SignatureFromBytes creates a BLS signature from a LittleEndian byte slice.
func (*Signature) AggregateVerify ¶
AggregateVerify verifies each public key against its respective message. This is vulnerable to rogue public-key attack. Each user must provide a proof-of-knowledge of the public key.
In IETF draft BLS specification: AggregateVerify((PK_1, message_1), ..., (PK_n, message_n),
signature) -> VALID or INVALID: an aggregate verification algorithm that outputs VALID if signature is a valid aggregated signature for a collection of public keys and messages, and outputs INVALID otherwise.
In ETH2.0 specification: def AggregateVerify(pairs: Sequence[PK: BLSPubkey, message: Bytes], signature: BLSSignature) -> boo
func (*Signature) FastAggregateVerify ¶
FastAggregateVerify verifies all the provided public keys with their aggregated signature.
In IETF draft BLS specification: FastAggregateVerify(PK_1, ..., PK_n, message, signature) -> VALID
or INVALID: a verification algorithm for the aggregate of multiple signatures on the same message. This function is faster than AggregateVerify.
In ETH2.0 specification: def FastAggregateVerify(PKs: Sequence[BLSPubkey], message: Bytes, signature: BLSSignature) -> bool
func (*Signature) Verify ¶
Verify a bls signature given a public key, a message.
In IETF draft BLS specification: Verify(PK, message, signature) -> VALID or INVALID: a verification
algorithm that outputs VALID if signature is a valid signature of message under public key PK, and INVALID otherwise.
In ETH2.0 specification: def Verify(PK: BLSPubkey, message: Bytes, signature: BLSSignature) -> bool
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