A fix for transaction malleability
This PR fixes transaction malleability by not including the sigscript of transaction inputs and joinsplit sigs when hashing the txid.
This PR supercedes PR #1101 which was a minimal solution based on a new serialization flag.
This PR introduces GetTxid() to distinguish between getting a transaction id and the double sha256 hash.
The key changes are:
- Adding GetTxid() method to CTransaction which makes a copy of the transaction, clearing out the sigscript and joinsplitsig fields, before hashing.
- Verifying that every call to GetHash() actually wants a txid, and replacing with GetTxid().
- Renaming GetHash() to GetSerializeHash()
- Rationale: In future, upstream code we want to merge will use GetHash() but we don't know the intent. We should check to see if the intent is to receive a txid (most likely) in which case we replace with GetTxid(), or if upstream actually wants a double hash of the transaction we can use GetSerializeHash().
- Updated genesis data in chainparams.cpp
Note that coinbase transactions are excluded as they need the sigscript hashed to help avoid duplicate txids per BIP34:
- This modification is related to a question from @ebfull on PR #1101 - "Can we think of a way this change allows us to construct two transactions with the same txid which can simultaneously appear in the blockchain? My guess is it would be possible to construct a coinbase transaction of such a form... this surely breaks invariants."
This PR Passes all tests in test_bitcoin (test data was updated in bloom_tests, miner_tests and script_tests).
Collect all permutations of final solutions
This fixes a small bug where if there was a three-way (or more) collision in the final step, one or more valid solutions would be left out.
New private/public key pairs for broadcasting alert messages
Implements #424
Fixes and integrates method of sending alerts as described by upstream here:
- https://gist.github.com/laanwj/0e689cfa37b52bcbbb44
To send an alert:
- Copy private keys into alertkeys.h.
- Modify alert parameters and message found in sendalert.cpp
- Build and run to send the alert e.g. ./zcashd -printtoconsole -sendalert
Tested and verified with local nodes on alpha 6 testnet.
Flush to disk more consistently by accounting memory usage of serials/anchors in cache.
Closes#626.
It's important that this at least *approximates* the memory usage, so that we flush the cache to disk as expected. It's okay that we overestimate. The serials are stored in keys in the `boost::unordered_map`, so we can simply use that map's `DynamicMemoryUsage`. The anchors are another story.
Zcash address encoding
We need to encode Zcash addresses so they aren't as large and unweildy. We're using Base58Check just like upstream does, and to ensure the first character is "z" in our addresses we must use two bytes for the version string. Two bytes gives us an extra character for free, so this PR targets the beginning of addresses to have "zc".
```
$ ./src/zcash-cli zcrawkeygen
{
"zcaddress" : "tnvaj4ZbZG83tj4RwZcFeLgJoSt8nw1ZvSCG8EMyowAsXTQgJPat77Y43BVdVCrwrbLy7GG9msJDYdn5hmreHmkXAkX17hb",
"zcsecretkey" : "SKzkxCRWvscKnroSFyhCqhY332KcDMH4LLNdK2TsSvbmr3CGAB8B",
"zcviewingkey" : "10aa74046f31cbe5eaa8965d1e104853234c3d6c6e45f9c497ca3a025d159755"
}
```
This PR also encodes the spending keys with a prefix that targets "SK". The spec needs to be updated with these changes.
Testnet addresses will start with "tn".
Closes#572
Enforce that coinbases must be protected
This PR forces miners to place their funds in the private value transfer system, making "transparent coins" opt-in for users, and increasing privacy for all participants on a systemic level.
Closes#101.