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librustzcash/zcash_proofs/src/sapling/prover.rs
Jack Grigg 2064d1c801 Refactor zcash_primitives::merkle_tree::CommitmentTreeWitness
- The internal Option wrapper was an unnecessary leftover from when this
  code was directly inside the prover, where Some(x) represents an
  assigned variable.
- CommitmentTreeWitness::from_slice_with_depth is more idiomatic Rust.
2020-02-07 00:06:57 +00:00

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use bellman::{
gadgets::multipack,
groth16::{create_random_proof, verify_proof, Parameters, PreparedVerifyingKey, Proof},
};
use ff::Field;
use pairing::bls12_381::{Bls12, Fr};
use rand_core::OsRng;
use zcash_primitives::{
jubjub::{edwards, fs::Fs, FixedGenerators, JubjubBls12, Unknown},
primitives::{Diversifier, Note, PaymentAddress, ProofGenerationKey, ValueCommitment},
};
use zcash_primitives::{
merkle_tree::CommitmentTreeWitness,
redjubjub::{PrivateKey, PublicKey, Signature},
sapling::Node,
transaction::components::Amount,
};
use super::compute_value_balance;
use crate::circuit::sapling::{Output, Spend};
/// A context object for creating the Sapling components of a Zcash transaction.
pub struct SaplingProvingContext {
bsk: Fs,
// (sum of the Spend value commitments) - (sum of the Output value commitments)
cv_sum: edwards::Point<Bls12, Unknown>,
}
impl SaplingProvingContext {
/// Construct a new context to be used with a single transaction.
pub fn new() -> Self {
SaplingProvingContext {
bsk: Fs::zero(),
cv_sum: edwards::Point::zero(),
}
}
/// Create the value commitment, re-randomized key, and proof for a Sapling
/// SpendDescription, while accumulating its value commitment randomness
/// inside the context for later use.
pub fn spend_proof(
&mut self,
proof_generation_key: ProofGenerationKey<Bls12>,
diversifier: Diversifier,
rcm: Fs,
ar: Fs,
value: u64,
anchor: Fr,
witness: CommitmentTreeWitness<Node>,
proving_key: &Parameters<Bls12>,
verifying_key: &PreparedVerifyingKey<Bls12>,
params: &JubjubBls12,
) -> Result<
(
Proof<Bls12>,
edwards::Point<Bls12, Unknown>,
PublicKey<Bls12>,
),
(),
> {
// Initialize secure RNG
let mut rng = OsRng;
// We create the randomness of the value commitment
let rcv = Fs::random(&mut rng);
// Accumulate the value commitment randomness in the context
{
let mut tmp = rcv;
tmp.add_assign(&self.bsk);
// Update the context
self.bsk = tmp;
}
// Construct the value commitment
let value_commitment = ValueCommitment::<Bls12> {
value,
randomness: rcv,
};
// Construct the viewing key
let viewing_key = proof_generation_key.to_viewing_key(params);
// Construct the payment address with the viewing key / diversifier
let payment_address = viewing_key
.to_payment_address(diversifier, params)
.ok_or(())?;
// This is the result of the re-randomization, we compute it for the caller
let rk = PublicKey::<Bls12>(proof_generation_key.ak.clone().into()).randomize(
ar,
FixedGenerators::SpendingKeyGenerator,
params,
);
// Let's compute the nullifier while we have the position
let note = Note {
value,
g_d: diversifier
.g_d::<Bls12>(params)
.expect("was a valid diversifier before"),
pk_d: payment_address.pk_d().clone(),
r: rcm,
};
let nullifier = note.nf(&viewing_key, witness.position, params);
// We now have the full witness for our circuit
let instance = Spend {
params,
value_commitment: Some(value_commitment.clone()),
proof_generation_key: Some(proof_generation_key),
payment_address: Some(payment_address),
commitment_randomness: Some(rcm),
ar: Some(ar),
auth_path: witness
.auth_path
.iter()
.map(|(node, b)| Some(((*node).into(), *b)))
.collect(),
anchor: Some(anchor),
};
// Create proof
let proof =
create_random_proof(instance, proving_key, &mut rng).expect("proving should not fail");
// Try to verify the proof:
// Construct public input for circuit
let mut public_input = [Fr::zero(); 7];
{
let (x, y) = rk.0.to_xy();
public_input[0] = x;
public_input[1] = y;
}
{
let (x, y) = value_commitment.cm(params).to_xy();
public_input[2] = x;
public_input[3] = y;
}
public_input[4] = anchor;
// Add the nullifier through multiscalar packing
{
let nullifier = multipack::bytes_to_bits_le(&nullifier);
let nullifier = multipack::compute_multipacking::<Bls12>(&nullifier);
assert_eq!(nullifier.len(), 2);
public_input[5] = nullifier[0];
public_input[6] = nullifier[1];
}
// Verify the proof
match verify_proof(verifying_key, &proof, &public_input[..]) {
// No error, and proof verification successful
Ok(true) => {}
// Any other case
_ => {
return Err(());
}
}
// Compute value commitment
let value_commitment: edwards::Point<Bls12, Unknown> = value_commitment.cm(params).into();
// Accumulate the value commitment in the context
{
let mut tmp = value_commitment.clone();
tmp = tmp.add(&self.cv_sum, params);
// Update the context
self.cv_sum = tmp;
}
Ok((proof, value_commitment, rk))
}
/// Create the value commitment and proof for a Sapling OutputDescription,
/// while accumulating its value commitment randomness inside the context
/// for later use.
pub fn output_proof(
&mut self,
esk: Fs,
payment_address: PaymentAddress<Bls12>,
rcm: Fs,
value: u64,
proving_key: &Parameters<Bls12>,
params: &JubjubBls12,
) -> (Proof<Bls12>, edwards::Point<Bls12, Unknown>) {
// Initialize secure RNG
let mut rng = OsRng;
// We construct ephemeral randomness for the value commitment. This
// randomness is not given back to the caller, but the synthetic
// blinding factor `bsk` is accumulated in the context.
let rcv = Fs::random(&mut rng);
// Accumulate the value commitment randomness in the context
{
let mut tmp = rcv;
tmp.negate(); // Outputs subtract from the total.
tmp.add_assign(&self.bsk);
// Update the context
self.bsk = tmp;
}
// Construct the value commitment for the proof instance
let value_commitment = ValueCommitment::<Bls12> {
value,
randomness: rcv,
};
// We now have a full witness for the output proof.
let instance = Output {
params,
value_commitment: Some(value_commitment.clone()),
payment_address: Some(payment_address.clone()),
commitment_randomness: Some(rcm),
esk: Some(esk),
};
// Create proof
let proof =
create_random_proof(instance, proving_key, &mut rng).expect("proving should not fail");
// Compute the actual value commitment
let value_commitment: edwards::Point<Bls12, Unknown> = value_commitment.cm(params).into();
// Accumulate the value commitment in the context. We do this to check internal consistency.
{
let mut tmp = value_commitment.clone();
tmp = tmp.negate(); // Outputs subtract from the total.
tmp = tmp.add(&self.cv_sum, params);
// Update the context
self.cv_sum = tmp;
}
(proof, value_commitment)
}
/// Create the bindingSig for a Sapling transaction. All calls to spend_proof()
/// and output_proof() must be completed before calling this function.
pub fn binding_sig(
&self,
value_balance: Amount,
sighash: &[u8; 32],
params: &JubjubBls12,
) -> Result<Signature, ()> {
// Initialize secure RNG
let mut rng = OsRng;
// Grab the current `bsk` from the context
let bsk = PrivateKey::<Bls12>(self.bsk);
// Grab the `bvk` using DerivePublic.
let bvk = PublicKey::from_private(&bsk, FixedGenerators::ValueCommitmentRandomness, params);
// In order to check internal consistency, let's use the accumulated value
// commitments (as the verifier would) and apply value_balance to compare
// against our derived bvk.
{
// Compute value balance
let mut value_balance = compute_value_balance(value_balance, params).ok_or(())?;
// Subtract value_balance from cv_sum to get final bvk
value_balance = value_balance.negate();
let mut tmp = self.cv_sum.clone();
tmp = tmp.add(&value_balance, params);
// The result should be the same, unless the provided valueBalance is wrong.
if bvk.0 != tmp {
return Err(());
}
}
// Construct signature message
let mut data_to_be_signed = [0u8; 64];
bvk.0
.write(&mut data_to_be_signed[0..32])
.expect("message buffer should be 32 bytes");
(&mut data_to_be_signed[32..64]).copy_from_slice(&sighash[..]);
// Sign
Ok(bsk.sign(
&data_to_be_signed,
&mut rng,
FixedGenerators::ValueCommitmentRandomness,
params,
))
}
}