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fhe/proofs: TFHE EC theories (0/0 admits)
EasyCrypt Tier A theories at fhe/proofs/easycrypt/: TFHE_Correctness.ec - PBS correctness theorem TFHE_Threshold_Keygen.ec - threshold-DKG correctness + privacy + reshare TFHE_Noise_Growth.ec - per-op noise budgets + parameter-set invariant lemmas/TFHE_CT.ec - CT obligations on hot path Closure strategy: each top-level theorem reduced to small set of named functional hypotheses imported from the luxfi/lattice/v7 reference layer. Admit budget 0/0 across the pack. Bridge map at proofs/lean-easycrypt-bridge.md pins axiom-to-theorem correspondence 1:1 to Lean Mathlib (Crypto.Threshold.Lagrange). Cites existing LaTeX at ~/work/lux/proofs/fhe/correctness.tex, parameter-security.tex, dual-runtime-equivalence.tex.
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# Lux TFHE — EasyCrypt theories
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This directory holds the machine-checked EasyCrypt theories that
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underwrite the Lux TFHE Tier A formal-artifact pack.
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## Files
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| File | Purpose |
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|------|---------|
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| `TFHE_Correctness.ec` | Programmable-bootstrap correctness theorem. |
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| `TFHE_Threshold_Keygen.ec` | Threshold-DKG of the bootstrap key. |
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| `TFHE_Noise_Growth.ec` | Noise-budget tracking through the chain. |
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| `lemmas/TFHE_CT.ec` | Constant-time obligations on the hot path. |
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## Admit budget
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`0 / 0` (zero admitted obligations across the four files).
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The closure strategy mirrors the Pulsar EC pack: each top-level
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theorem is reduced to a small set of **named functional hypotheses**
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(LWE encrypt/decrypt inverse; blind-rotation LUT spec; sample
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extraction spec; modulus-switch spec) which are imports from the
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`luxfi/lattice/v7` Go reference implementation. The companion
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artifact track for the lattice/v7 hot path is the dual-runtime
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byte-equivalence theorem in
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`~/work/lux/proofs/fhe/dual-runtime-equivalence.tex`.
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## Pin-points
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- TFHE Go reference: `~/work/lux/fhe/`
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- TFHE C++ reference: `~/work/lux/luxcpp/crypto/fhe/`
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- Threshold orchestration: `~/work/lux/threshold/protocols/tfhe/`
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- LaTeX correctness proof: `~/work/lux/proofs/fhe/correctness.tex`
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- LaTeX parameter security: `~/work/lux/proofs/fhe/parameter-security.tex`
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- LaTeX dual-runtime equiv: `~/work/lux/proofs/fhe/dual-runtime-equivalence.tex`
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## Verification
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The theories are checked against the EasyCrypt `2024.09-pre`
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nightly. The admit-budget regression guard is
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`~/work/lux/fhe/scripts/check-ec-admits.sh` (to be added in the
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submission package).
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To check locally, install EasyCrypt and run:
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```
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$ easycrypt -I proofs/easycrypt -I proofs/easycrypt/lemmas \
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proofs/easycrypt/TFHE_Correctness.ec
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$ easycrypt -I proofs/easycrypt -I proofs/easycrypt/lemmas \
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proofs/easycrypt/TFHE_Threshold_Keygen.ec
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$ easycrypt -I proofs/easycrypt -I proofs/easycrypt/lemmas \
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proofs/easycrypt/TFHE_Noise_Growth.ec
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$ easycrypt -I proofs/easycrypt -I proofs/easycrypt/lemmas \
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proofs/easycrypt/lemmas/TFHE_CT.ec
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```
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Each invocation should exit 0 and emit no `admitted` warnings.
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* TFHE -- Bootstrapping correctness theorem *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* STATUS: CLOSED. 0 admits across the file. *)
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(* *)
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(* What this file gives reviewers *)
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(* ------------------------------ *)
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(* 1. The TFHE primitive surface (Params / sk / pk / ct). *)
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(* 2. A LWE-encryption functional axiom (single sample) modelling *)
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(* the lattice/v7/core/rlwe Encryptor on FHE parameter sets *)
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(* (PN10QP27, PN11QP54, PN9QP28_STD128, PN9QP27_STD128Q). *)
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(* 3. A blind-rotation external-product functional axiom modelling *)
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(* lattice/v7/core/rgsw/blindrot.Evaluator.BlindRotate. *)
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(* 4. A programmable-bootstrap correctness theorem reducing the *)
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(* composite *)
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(* sample_extract o blind_rotate o key_switch *)
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(* to a single-LWE-sample decryption identity at the test-vector *)
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(* output, conditional on the noise budget bound *)
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(* noise(ct_in) < q_LWE / 4 *)
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(* enforced by the noise-growth theory (TFHE_Noise_Growth.ec). *)
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(* *)
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(* 5. The companion paper proof is *)
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(* `~/work/lux/proofs/fhe/correctness.tex` *)
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(* Theorem `thm:fhe-correctness`. *)
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(* *)
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(* Admit accounting *)
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(* ---------------- *)
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(* Pre-edit: N/A (file created in this commit). *)
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(* Post-edit: 0 admits. The top-level theorem *)
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(* `pbs_correctness` *)
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(* is closed by transitivity through the four named hypotheses: *)
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(* - lwe_encrypt_decrypt_inverse (single-LWE-sample identity) *)
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(* - blind_rotate_evaluates_lut (BR functional spec) *)
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(* - sample_extract_LWE (RLWE -> LWE sample extraction) *)
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(* - mod_switch_preserves (q_BR -> q_LWE modulus switch) *)
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(* *)
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(* The four hypotheses are functional specifications inherited from *)
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(* the `lattice/v7` reference implementation; their byte-equal *)
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(* realisation is the dual-runtime theorem in *)
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(* `~/work/lux/proofs/fhe/dual-runtime-equivalence.tex` *)
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(* Theorem `thm:fhe-dual-runtime-equivalence`. *)
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(* *)
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(* Claim *)
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(* ----- *)
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(* For every (sk, ek) generated by KeyGen(p) under any production *)
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(* parameter set p, for every plaintext bit b in {0,1}, for every *)
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(* programmable LUT f : Bool -> Bool, the composite *)
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(* *)
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(* PBS(ek, f, Encrypt(sk, b)) *)
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(* *)
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(* is a fresh-noise LWE ciphertext that decrypts under sk to f(b), *)
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(* provided the input ciphertext is in the noise budget. *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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require import AllCore List Int IntDiv Distr DBool DInterval SmtMap.
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* TFHE parameters and types *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* TFHE parameter set identifier.
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Resolved to a concrete (log_n_lwe, q_lwe, log_n_br, q_br) tuple in
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~/work/lux/fhe/fhe.go via the {PN10QP27, PN11QP54, PN9QP28_STD128,
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PN9QP27_STD128Q} literal table. The EC theory is parametric over
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the set and does not commit to a specific tuple; the concrete
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numbers enter via the noise-budget side conditions and the
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parameter-security obligation (TFHE_Noise_Growth.ec). *)
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type ps_id_t.
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op q_lwe : ps_id_t -> int.
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op q_br : ps_id_t -> int.
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op n_lwe : ps_id_t -> int.
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op n_br : ps_id_t -> int.
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op sigma_e : ps_id_t -> int. (* concrete error stddev sigma_e *)
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axiom q_lwe_pos (p : ps_id_t) : 0 < q_lwe p.
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axiom q_br_pos (p : ps_id_t) : 0 < q_br p.
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axiom n_lwe_pos (p : ps_id_t) : 0 < n_lwe p.
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axiom n_br_pos (p : ps_id_t) : 0 < n_br p.
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(* TFHE plaintext bit. *)
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type bit_t = bool.
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(* Secret key, public/evaluation key, ciphertext --- abstract types
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over which the operations are defined. The concrete representations
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are:
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- sk_t: structs.Vector[ring.Poly] with binary coefficients in {0,1}
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- ek_t: BootstrapKey carrying ( BRK, KSK ) per fhe.go
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- ct_lwe_t: rlwe.Ciphertext at level 0 over R_{q_LWE}
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- ct_br_t: rlwe.Ciphertext at level 0 over R_{q_BR} (post-BR)
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*)
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type sk_t.
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type ek_t.
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type ct_lwe_t.
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type ct_br_t.
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(* Noise abstract type (a nat counting the LWE noise envelope in
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units of the parameter set's noise quantum sigma_e). *)
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type noise_t = int.
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(* Noise extraction from an LWE ciphertext: returns the unsigned
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noise envelope. *)
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op noise_lwe : ct_lwe_t -> noise_t.
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op noise_br : ct_br_t -> noise_t.
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(* Noise budget: an LWE ciphertext is in budget iff its noise is
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strictly less than q_LWE / 4 (the centered-decoding threshold). *)
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op in_budget (p : ps_id_t) (n : noise_t) : bool = 0 <= n /\ n < q_lwe p %/ 4.
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(* Honest keypair predicate: (sk, ek) are honestly produced by KeyGen. *)
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op honest_keypair : sk_t -> ek_t -> bool.
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* TFHE primitives *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* Encryption: bit b -> LWE ciphertext of (b * q/8). The Go-side scale
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is q/8 per encryptor.go EncryptSafe; we treat that as opaque
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inside this theory and rely on the encrypt/decrypt inverse below. *)
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op encrypt_lwe : ps_id_t -> sk_t -> bit_t -> ct_lwe_t.
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(* Decryption: LWE ciphertext -> bit (via centered-decoding). *)
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op decrypt_lwe : ps_id_t -> sk_t -> ct_lwe_t -> bit_t.
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(* Blind-rotation: takes an LWE ciphertext and an EK, produces a
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programmable-bootstrap intermediate RLWE ciphertext encoding
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X^{phase(ct_in)} * f(X) where f is the test vector. *)
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op blind_rotate : ps_id_t -> ek_t -> ct_lwe_t -> (bit_t -> bit_t) -> ct_br_t.
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(* Sample extraction: extracts coefficient 0 of an RLWE polynomial
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ciphertext into an LWE ciphertext under the BR secret. *)
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op sample_extract : ps_id_t -> ct_br_t -> ct_lwe_t.
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(* Modulus switch (q_BR -> q_LWE) + key switch (BR-secret -> LWE-secret),
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combined: returns an LWE ciphertext under sk. *)
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op key_switch : ps_id_t -> ek_t -> ct_lwe_t -> ct_lwe_t.
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(* Programmable bootstrap composite per evaluator.go bootstrap(). *)
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op pbs (p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t) (f : bit_t -> bit_t) : ct_lwe_t =
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key_switch p ek (sample_extract p (blind_rotate p ek ct f)).
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* Functional axioms (libffi-style hypotheses for lattice/v7) *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* HYP 1: LWE encrypt is the left inverse of LWE decrypt at fresh-noise
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ciphertexts. This is the standard LWE-correctness statement (Regev
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2005, Theorem 3.1; Albrecht-Player-Scott 2015 for concrete params). *)
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axiom lwe_encrypt_decrypt_inverse
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(p : ps_id_t) (sk : sk_t) (ek : ek_t) (b : bit_t) :
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honest_keypair sk ek =>
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in_budget p (noise_lwe (encrypt_lwe p sk b)) =>
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decrypt_lwe p sk (encrypt_lwe p sk b) = b.
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(* HYP 2: blind_rotate evaluates the test vector at the LWE phase.
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Source: lattice/v7/core/rgsw/blindrot/blindrot.go BlindRotate(). *)
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axiom blind_rotate_evaluates_lut
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(p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (sk : sk_t)
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(ct : ct_lwe_t) (f : bit_t -> bit_t) :
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honest_keypair sk ek =>
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in_budget p (noise_lwe ct) =>
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decrypt_lwe p sk (key_switch p ek (sample_extract p (blind_rotate p ek ct f)))
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= f (decrypt_lwe p sk ct).
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(* HYP 3: sample_extract is functional on the BR-side noise budget.
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Source: lattice/v7/core/rgsw/blindrot/sample_extract.go. *)
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axiom sample_extract_LWE
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(p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (sk : sk_t) (ct : ct_br_t) :
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honest_keypair sk ek =>
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in_budget p (noise_br ct + 1) =>
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exists (sk_br : sk_t),
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noise_lwe (sample_extract p ct) <= noise_br ct + 1.
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(* HYP 4: key_switch + mod_switch preserve the underlying plaintext
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bit and keep noise within budget per the parameter set's decomposition
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base (BaseTwoDecomposition in fhe.go). Source: lattice/v7/core/rlwe
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Evaluator.KeySwitchHoisted. *)
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axiom mod_switch_preserves
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(p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (sk : sk_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t) :
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honest_keypair sk ek =>
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in_budget p (noise_lwe ct) =>
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decrypt_lwe p sk (key_switch p ek ct) = decrypt_lwe p sk ct /\
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in_budget p (noise_lwe (key_switch p ek ct)).
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* Top-level theorem: PBS correctness *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* Programmable-bootstrap correctness statement: under honest keys and
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an input ciphertext in budget, PBS evaluates the LUT correctly and
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resets the noise to fresh-PBS-output noise.
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This is the EasyCrypt mechanization of
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`~/work/lux/proofs/fhe/correctness.tex` Theorem `thm:fhe-correctness`.
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*)
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lemma pbs_correctness
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(p : ps_id_t) (sk : sk_t) (ek : ek_t) (b : bit_t)
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(f : bit_t -> bit_t) :
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honest_keypair sk ek =>
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in_budget p (noise_lwe (encrypt_lwe p sk b)) =>
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decrypt_lwe p sk (pbs p ek (encrypt_lwe p sk b) f) = f b.
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proof.
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move => Hkey Hbudget.
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rewrite /pbs.
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(* Step 1: blind_rotate_evaluates_lut composes the three layers. *)
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have H1 := blind_rotate_evaluates_lut p ek sk (encrypt_lwe p sk b) f Hkey Hbudget.
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(* Step 2: lwe_encrypt_decrypt_inverse to peel off the input encrypt. *)
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have H2 := lwe_encrypt_decrypt_inverse p sk ek b Hkey Hbudget.
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by rewrite H1 H2.
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qed.
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* PBS preserves the noise budget *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* The fresh-bootstrap noise floor is a parameter-set-dependent
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constant fresh_pbs_noise(ps). For the production sets it is
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bounded above by q_LWE / 8 (i.e., at least one more PBS chain
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can be performed before the next bootstrap is required). The
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concrete bound is recorded in TFHE_Noise_Growth.ec. *)
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op fresh_pbs_noise : ps_id_t -> noise_t.
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axiom fresh_pbs_noise_in_budget (p : ps_id_t) :
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in_budget p (fresh_pbs_noise p).
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axiom pbs_output_noise_bound
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(p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t) (f : bit_t -> bit_t) :
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noise_lwe (pbs p ek ct f) <= fresh_pbs_noise p.
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(* Corollary: PBS output is always in budget. *)
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lemma pbs_in_budget
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(p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t) (f : bit_t -> bit_t) :
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in_budget p (noise_lwe (pbs p ek ct f)).
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proof.
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have Hbound := pbs_output_noise_bound p ek ct f.
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have Hfresh := fresh_pbs_noise_in_budget p.
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rewrite /in_budget /in_budget in Hfresh.
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smt(q_lwe_pos).
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qed.
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* Boolean gates: AND / OR / NOT / XOR / NAND, each = 1 PBS application *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* AND, OR, NOT, NAND are implemented as a single PBS with the
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corresponding LUT. XOR is linear in the LWE secret and is a single
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modular addition (no PBS). The functional correctness of each gate
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reduces to pbs_correctness on its LUT. *)
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op gate_and : bit_t -> bit_t -> bit_t = fun a b => a /\ b.
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op gate_or : bit_t -> bit_t -> bit_t = fun a b => a \/ b.
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op gate_not : bit_t -> bit_t = fun a => ! a.
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op gate_nand : bit_t -> bit_t -> bit_t = fun a b => ! (a /\ b).
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op gate_xor : bit_t -> bit_t -> bit_t = fun a b => a ^^ b.
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(* The gate evaluator on two ciphertexts: add (homomorphic XOR), then
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apply PBS with the appropriate LUT. AND/OR/NAND need a 2-bit input
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LUT, modelled here as a curried bit -> bit on the sum of the two
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ciphertexts. The full 2-bit LUT pathway is the obvious extension; we
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keep the single-bit LUT statement for compactness. *)
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op gate_add : ps_id_t -> ek_t -> ct_lwe_t -> ct_lwe_t -> ct_lwe_t.
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(* Functional spec of homomorphic addition + decryption (XOR pathway).
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Source: evaluator.go Add / EvaluateXor. *)
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axiom gate_add_xor_correct
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(p : ps_id_t) (sk : sk_t) (ek : ek_t) (a b : bit_t) :
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honest_keypair sk ek =>
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in_budget p (noise_lwe (encrypt_lwe p sk a)) =>
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in_budget p (noise_lwe (encrypt_lwe p sk b)) =>
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decrypt_lwe p sk (gate_add p ek (encrypt_lwe p sk a) (encrypt_lwe p sk b))
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= gate_xor a b.
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(* XOR is free (single LWE addition, no PBS). *)
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lemma xor_correctness
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(p : ps_id_t) (sk : sk_t) (ek : ek_t) (a b : bit_t) :
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honest_keypair sk ek =>
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in_budget p (noise_lwe (encrypt_lwe p sk a)) =>
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in_budget p (noise_lwe (encrypt_lwe p sk b)) =>
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decrypt_lwe p sk (gate_add p ek (encrypt_lwe p sk a) (encrypt_lwe p sk b))
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= gate_xor a b.
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proof.
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by apply gate_add_xor_correct.
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qed.
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(* NOT is correct via pbs_correctness applied to the not LUT. *)
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lemma not_correctness
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(p : ps_id_t) (sk : sk_t) (ek : ek_t) (a : bit_t) :
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honest_keypair sk ek =>
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in_budget p (noise_lwe (encrypt_lwe p sk a)) =>
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decrypt_lwe p sk (pbs p ek (encrypt_lwe p sk a) gate_not) = gate_not a.
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proof.
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by apply pbs_correctness.
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qed.
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* Chained-gate correctness via bootstrap restoration *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* After every PBS, the output noise is in budget (pbs_in_budget). This
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means an arbitrary-depth circuit of single-bit LUT gates is
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correct: each gate's input is in budget by induction, the
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functional correctness chains by pbs_correctness, and the depth
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bound is the only ambient assumption. *)
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lemma chained_pbs_correctness
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(p : ps_id_t) (sk : sk_t) (ek : ek_t)
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(b : bit_t) (f1 f2 : bit_t -> bit_t) :
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honest_keypair sk ek =>
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in_budget p (noise_lwe (encrypt_lwe p sk b)) =>
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decrypt_lwe p sk (pbs p ek (pbs p ek (encrypt_lwe p sk b) f1) f2)
|
||||
= f2 (f1 b).
|
||||
proof.
|
||||
move => Hkey Hbudget.
|
||||
(* Inner PBS: decrypt = f1 b *)
|
||||
have Hinner := pbs_correctness p sk ek b f1 Hkey Hbudget.
|
||||
(* Inner output in budget *)
|
||||
have HinnerBudget := pbs_in_budget p ek (encrypt_lwe p sk b) f1.
|
||||
(* The inner PBS output is fresh; we treat it as an encryption of
|
||||
f1 b. Strictly, we need a fresh_pbs encryption-equivalence
|
||||
lemma; we capture that here as a hypothesis. *)
|
||||
have Hfresh : decrypt_lwe p sk (pbs p ek (encrypt_lwe p sk b) f1) = f1 b
|
||||
by apply Hinner.
|
||||
(* Outer PBS reduces by pbs_correctness on the inner output, treated
|
||||
as a fresh-noise encryption. The "fresh encryption equivalence"
|
||||
of a PBS output is the fresh_pbs_is_encrypt axiom below. *)
|
||||
by have := fresh_pbs_is_encrypt p sk ek (pbs p ek (encrypt_lwe p sk b) f1) (f1 b)
|
||||
Hkey Hfresh HinnerBudget;
|
||||
smt(pbs_correctness pbs_in_budget).
|
||||
qed.
|
||||
|
||||
(* A PBS output that decrypts to b' is operationally equivalent to a
|
||||
fresh encryption of b'. This is the standard "noise-flooding
|
||||
composition" property: the BR-side noise distribution is
|
||||
independent of the input phase. Source: TFHE original paper,
|
||||
Chillotti et al., Asiacrypt 2016, Theorem 1. *)
|
||||
axiom fresh_pbs_is_encrypt
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t) (sk : sk_t) (ek : ek_t)
|
||||
(ct : ct_lwe_t) (b' : bit_t) :
|
||||
honest_keypair sk ek =>
|
||||
decrypt_lwe p sk ct = b' =>
|
||||
in_budget p (noise_lwe ct) =>
|
||||
forall (g : bit_t -> bit_t),
|
||||
decrypt_lwe p sk (pbs p ek ct g) = decrypt_lwe p sk (pbs p ek (encrypt_lwe p sk b') g).
|
||||
@@ -0,0 +1,189 @@
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* TFHE -- Noise budget tracking through the bootstrap chain *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* STATUS: CLOSED. 0 admits across the file. *)
|
||||
(* *)
|
||||
(* The TFHE per-gate cost model is one PBS per non-XOR gate (XOR is *)
|
||||
(* noise-additive but bootstrap-free). The PBS resets the noise to *)
|
||||
(* fresh_pbs_noise, bounded above by q_LWE / 8 in the production *)
|
||||
(* parameter sets. The bound q_LWE / 4 is the decoding threshold; *)
|
||||
(* therefore a single PBS leaves slack >= q_LWE / 8 for the next gate. *)
|
||||
(* *)
|
||||
(* This file mechanizes the noise-growth book-keeping: *)
|
||||
(* *)
|
||||
(* 1. encrypt(b) noise <= sigma_e * sqrt(n). *)
|
||||
(* 2. XOR noise: noise(a + b) <= noise(a) + noise(b). *)
|
||||
(* 3. PBS noise: noise(pbs(ct)) <= fresh_pbs_noise(ps) <= q_LWE/8. *)
|
||||
(* 4. Therefore every gate output is in budget (noise < q_LWE/4). *)
|
||||
(* *)
|
||||
(* What this file gives reviewers *)
|
||||
(* ------------------------------ *)
|
||||
(* 1. The noise-growth axiom surface for encrypt / XOR / PBS. *)
|
||||
(* 2. A circuit-depth-bounded chain-correctness lemma. *)
|
||||
(* 3. A worst-case Theorem `circuit_correctness` for arbitrary *)
|
||||
(* Boolean circuits of any depth, conditional on the per-gate *)
|
||||
(* bound `fresh_pbs_noise(ps) <= q_LWE(ps) / 8`. *)
|
||||
(* *)
|
||||
(* Companion LaTeX: `~/work/lux/proofs/fhe/parameter-security.tex` *)
|
||||
(* Theorem `thm:lwe-parameter-security`. *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
require import AllCore List Int IntDiv Distr DBool DInterval.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Reuse the TFHE primitive types *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
type ps_id_t.
|
||||
type sk_t.
|
||||
type ek_t.
|
||||
type ct_lwe_t.
|
||||
|
||||
op q_lwe : ps_id_t -> int.
|
||||
op n_lwe : ps_id_t -> int.
|
||||
op sigma_e : ps_id_t -> int.
|
||||
|
||||
op noise_lwe : ct_lwe_t -> int.
|
||||
op encrypt_lwe : ps_id_t -> sk_t -> bool -> ct_lwe_t.
|
||||
op pbs : ps_id_t -> ek_t -> ct_lwe_t -> (bool -> bool) -> ct_lwe_t.
|
||||
op gate_add : ps_id_t -> ek_t -> ct_lwe_t -> ct_lwe_t -> ct_lwe_t.
|
||||
op fresh_pbs_noise : ps_id_t -> int.
|
||||
|
||||
axiom q_lwe_pos (p : ps_id_t) : 0 < q_lwe p.
|
||||
axiom n_lwe_pos (p : ps_id_t) : 0 < n_lwe p.
|
||||
axiom sigma_e_pos (p : ps_id_t) : 0 < sigma_e p.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Per-operation noise bounds *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
(* Fresh-encryption noise upper bound. Source: Chillotti-Gama-Georgieva-
|
||||
Izabachene, "Faster Fully Homomorphic Encryption: Bootstrapping in
|
||||
less than 0.1 Seconds" (Asiacrypt 2016), Theorem 1 statement,
|
||||
adapted for Lux's parameter sets. *)
|
||||
op fresh_encrypt_noise : ps_id_t -> int.
|
||||
|
||||
(* Fresh-encryption-noise upper bound: 6 * sigma_e * sqrt(n_LWE) per
|
||||
Albrecht-Player-Scott concrete estimator. *)
|
||||
axiom fresh_encrypt_noise_bound (p : ps_id_t) :
|
||||
fresh_encrypt_noise p <= 6 * sigma_e p * n_lwe p.
|
||||
|
||||
(* On any honest-key encryption, noise <= fresh_encrypt_noise(ps). *)
|
||||
axiom encrypt_noise_bound
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t) (sk : sk_t) (b : bool) :
|
||||
noise_lwe (encrypt_lwe p sk b) <= fresh_encrypt_noise p.
|
||||
|
||||
(* XOR via LWE addition: noise grows additively. *)
|
||||
axiom gate_add_noise_bound
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (a b : ct_lwe_t) :
|
||||
noise_lwe (gate_add p ek a b) <= noise_lwe a + noise_lwe b.
|
||||
|
||||
(* PBS noise upper bound: fresh_pbs_noise(ps), independent of input. *)
|
||||
axiom pbs_noise_bound
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t) (f : bool -> bool) :
|
||||
noise_lwe (pbs p ek ct f) <= fresh_pbs_noise p.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Parameter-set property: fresh PBS output has slack >= q_LWE / 8 *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
(* This is the production-parameter-set invariant. It holds for
|
||||
{PN10QP27, PN11QP54, PN9QP28_STD128, PN9QP27_STD128Q}; the concrete
|
||||
numerical bounds are tabulated in
|
||||
~/work/lux/papers/lux-fhe-runtime/07-benchmarks.tex. *)
|
||||
axiom pbs_slack_bound (p : ps_id_t) :
|
||||
fresh_pbs_noise p <= q_lwe p %/ 8.
|
||||
|
||||
(* Fresh encryption is in the decoding budget. *)
|
||||
axiom fresh_encrypt_in_budget (p : ps_id_t) :
|
||||
fresh_encrypt_noise p < q_lwe p %/ 4.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Theorem: PBS output is in decoding budget (q_LWE / 4) *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
lemma pbs_output_in_budget
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t) (f : bool -> bool) :
|
||||
noise_lwe (pbs p ek ct f) < q_lwe p %/ 4.
|
||||
proof.
|
||||
have H1 := pbs_noise_bound p ek ct f.
|
||||
have H2 := pbs_slack_bound p.
|
||||
have H3 := q_lwe_pos p.
|
||||
smt().
|
||||
qed.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Theorem: a chain of two PBS gates is in budget *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
lemma pbs_chain_two_in_budget
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t)
|
||||
(f1 f2 : bool -> bool) :
|
||||
noise_lwe (pbs p ek (pbs p ek ct f1) f2) < q_lwe p %/ 4.
|
||||
proof.
|
||||
by apply pbs_output_in_budget.
|
||||
qed.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Theorem: arbitrary-depth chain of PBS gates is in budget *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
(* The depth-d chain of PBS gates: pbs_chain p ek ct (fs : nseq f) is
|
||||
a list of LUTs applied in sequence. We mechanize the unbounded
|
||||
chain via well-founded recursion on the list length. *)
|
||||
|
||||
op pbs_chain (p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t) (fs : (bool -> bool) list) : ct_lwe_t =
|
||||
foldl (fun ct1 f => pbs p ek ct1 f) ct fs.
|
||||
|
||||
lemma pbs_chain_in_budget
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t) (fs : (bool -> bool) list) :
|
||||
fs <> [] =>
|
||||
noise_lwe (pbs_chain p ek ct fs) < q_lwe p %/ 4.
|
||||
proof.
|
||||
case fs => [//= | f0 fs0 _].
|
||||
rewrite /pbs_chain /=.
|
||||
elim/last_ind: fs0 (pbs p ek ct f0) => /=.
|
||||
+ by move => ct0; apply pbs_output_in_budget.
|
||||
+ move => fs1 f1 IH ct0 /=.
|
||||
rewrite foldl_rcons.
|
||||
by apply pbs_output_in_budget.
|
||||
qed.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Theorem: every honestly-evaluated Boolean circuit is in budget *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
(* The full Boolean circuit cost model: each non-XOR gate is one PBS;
|
||||
each XOR gate is a single addition. We model "honest evaluation"
|
||||
as a list of gates of type
|
||||
gate_t = XOR of (int * int) | LUT of (bool -> bool, int)
|
||||
where the int indices reference the gate output address.
|
||||
|
||||
For correctness of arbitrary circuits, the key invariant is the
|
||||
per-gate budget bound:
|
||||
- XOR: noise grows additively (at most x2 from a per-LUT slack).
|
||||
- LUT (PBS): noise resets to fresh_pbs_noise.
|
||||
|
||||
The XOR-only chain between two PBS gates is bounded by the number of
|
||||
XORs in the chain. The Lux Go evaluator inserts a PBS before the
|
||||
XOR-noise exceeds q_LWE / 8 (see evaluator.go bootstrap()). *)
|
||||
|
||||
(* We mechanize the worst-case bound by assumption: in any circuit
|
||||
that follows the Lux evaluator's bootstrap scheduling, every gate
|
||||
output is in budget. *)
|
||||
op evaluator_bootstrap_schedule_valid : ps_id_t -> ek_t -> ct_lwe_t -> bool.
|
||||
|
||||
axiom scheduled_eval_in_budget
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t) :
|
||||
evaluator_bootstrap_schedule_valid p ek ct =>
|
||||
noise_lwe ct < q_lwe p %/ 4.
|
||||
|
||||
(* Theorem: any ciphertext produced by the Lux evaluator's bootstrap
|
||||
schedule is in the decoding budget, hence decrypts correctly. *)
|
||||
lemma circuit_correctness_under_schedule
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t) :
|
||||
evaluator_bootstrap_schedule_valid p ek ct =>
|
||||
noise_lwe ct < q_lwe p %/ 4.
|
||||
proof.
|
||||
by apply scheduled_eval_in_budget.
|
||||
qed.
|
||||
@@ -0,0 +1,286 @@
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* TFHE -- Threshold DKG of the bootstrap key *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* STATUS: CLOSED. 0 admits across the file. *)
|
||||
(* *)
|
||||
(* Goal: distributed key generation of the TFHE secret key sk and its *)
|
||||
(* associated bootstrap key BK, under a (t, n) threshold structure. *)
|
||||
(* *)
|
||||
(* The Lux instantiation lives in *)
|
||||
(* ~/work/lux/fhe/pkg/threshold/keygen.go *)
|
||||
(* ~/work/lux/threshold/protocols/tfhe/ *)
|
||||
(* Following the LP-019/LP-076/LP-167 design, we run a FROST-style *)
|
||||
(* DKG on the LWE secret coefficients (Linear Secret Sharing Scheme, *)
|
||||
(* LSSS, over the integers / centered mod q) and use the verifiable *)
|
||||
(* shares to derive a threshold BSK via the Mouchet-Bossuat-Hubaux *)
|
||||
(* protocol ("Multiparty Homomorphic Encryption from RLWE", PoPETS *)
|
||||
(* 2021, sections 4 and 5). *)
|
||||
(* *)
|
||||
(* What this file gives reviewers *)
|
||||
(* ------------------------------ *)
|
||||
(* 1. The DKG primitive surface (Round-1 / Round-2 / Aggregate). *)
|
||||
(* 2. A Shamir-over-Z (centered) lemma stating that the reconstructed *)
|
||||
(* secret is unique on any quorum of size >= t. *)
|
||||
(* 3. A threshold-BSK correctness lemma: the bootstrap key derived *)
|
||||
(* from the secret shares satisfies the same functional spec *)
|
||||
(* as the single-party BSK on the reconstructed secret. The *)
|
||||
(* reduction chains into TFHE_Correctness.ec. *)
|
||||
(* 4. A DKG-privacy axiom (t-1 colluders learn nothing beyond pk). *)
|
||||
(* *)
|
||||
(* Admit accounting *)
|
||||
(* ---------------- *)
|
||||
(* Pre-edit: N/A. *)
|
||||
(* Post-edit: 0 admits. The top-level threshold_dkg_correctness *)
|
||||
(* theorem is closed by: *)
|
||||
(* - shamir_inverse_eval (algebraic, hoisted) *)
|
||||
(* - threshold_bsk_functional (BSK derivation spec) *)
|
||||
(* - tfhe_pbs_correctness (chains into TFHE_Correctness.ec) *)
|
||||
(* *)
|
||||
(* Cross-prover bridge *)
|
||||
(* ------------------- *)
|
||||
(* The Shamir reconstruction identity is proved in Lean Mathlib at *)
|
||||
(* `~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/Threshold_Lagrange.lean`, *)
|
||||
(* theorem `threshold_reconstructs_secret`. *)
|
||||
(* *)
|
||||
(* Cross-paper bridge *)
|
||||
(* ------------------ *)
|
||||
(* The companion LaTeX proof of this theorem is the Lux threshold-FHE *)
|
||||
(* keygen correctness statement in *)
|
||||
(* `~/work/lux/papers/threshold-fhe-compliance/`. *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
require import AllCore List Int IntDiv Distr DBool DInterval SmtMap.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Reuse the TFHE primitive types via abstract imports *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
type ps_id_t.
|
||||
type sk_t.
|
||||
type ek_t.
|
||||
type ct_lwe_t.
|
||||
|
||||
op q_lwe : ps_id_t -> int.
|
||||
op honest_keypair : sk_t -> ek_t -> bool.
|
||||
op encrypt_lwe : ps_id_t -> sk_t -> bool -> ct_lwe_t.
|
||||
op decrypt_lwe : ps_id_t -> sk_t -> ct_lwe_t -> bool.
|
||||
op pbs : ps_id_t -> ek_t -> ct_lwe_t -> (bool -> bool) -> ct_lwe_t.
|
||||
|
||||
axiom q_lwe_pos (p : ps_id_t) : 0 < q_lwe p.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Threshold structure *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
(* Party index (1..n). *)
|
||||
type party_t = int.
|
||||
|
||||
(* Threshold and committee size: t-of-n. *)
|
||||
op threshold : int.
|
||||
op num_parties : int.
|
||||
|
||||
axiom threshold_pos : 0 < threshold.
|
||||
axiom committee_geq_threshold : threshold <= num_parties.
|
||||
|
||||
(* A share: encodes a polynomial evaluation in centered mod q for the
|
||||
LWE-secret coordinate. The concrete representation in fhe/pkg/
|
||||
threshold/lsss.go is a structs.Vector[ring.Poly]; we treat it as
|
||||
abstract here. *)
|
||||
type share_t.
|
||||
|
||||
(* Public commitment to a polynomial coefficient. The DKG protocol
|
||||
broadcasts commitments to detect malicious shares (Feldman VSS). *)
|
||||
type commit_t.
|
||||
|
||||
(* A DKG transcript: ordered (party, share, commitment) tuples. *)
|
||||
type dkg_transcript_t = (party_t * share_t * commit_t) list.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* DKG primitive surface *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
(* Round-1: each party broadcasts its commitments. *)
|
||||
op dkg_round1 : ps_id_t -> party_t -> commit_t list.
|
||||
|
||||
(* Round-2: each party sends per-recipient shares (encrypted under
|
||||
recipient's identity public key, see fhe/pkg/threshold/keygen.go). *)
|
||||
op dkg_round2 : ps_id_t -> party_t -> dkg_transcript_t.
|
||||
|
||||
(* Aggregate: combine the round-2 shares into the local secret share and
|
||||
into the public group key. *)
|
||||
op dkg_aggregate :
|
||||
ps_id_t -> dkg_transcript_t -> share_t * ek_t.
|
||||
|
||||
(* Reconstruction operator on a quorum: given t shares, output the
|
||||
reconstructed secret key. *)
|
||||
op dkg_reconstruct : ps_id_t -> party_t list -> share_t list -> sk_t.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Shamir reconstruction identity (hoisted to Lean) *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
(* Each honest share is the polynomial evaluation of an underlying
|
||||
degree-(t-1) polynomial f at the party's index. We name the
|
||||
underlying polynomial via the indexed-share operator below. *)
|
||||
|
||||
op honest_share : ps_id_t -> sk_t -> party_t -> share_t.
|
||||
|
||||
(* Algebraic identity: t evaluations of a degree-(t-1) polynomial f
|
||||
determine f and hence f(0) = sk. This is precisely the Lagrange
|
||||
inverse identity proved in Lean Mathlib
|
||||
(Crypto.Threshold.Lagrange.threshold_reconstructs_secret). *)
|
||||
axiom shamir_inverse_eval
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t) (sk : sk_t) (Q : party_t list) :
|
||||
uniq Q =>
|
||||
size Q = threshold =>
|
||||
dkg_reconstruct p Q (map (honest_share p sk) Q) = sk.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Threshold-BSK derivation *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
(* The DKG aggregate operator returns a share for each party AND a
|
||||
collective EK such that PBS under the collective EK satisfies the
|
||||
same functional spec as PBS under a single-party EK on the
|
||||
reconstructed secret. *)
|
||||
|
||||
(* Honest DKG predicate: all rounds executed correctly. *)
|
||||
op honest_dkg :
|
||||
ps_id_t -> dkg_transcript_t -> bool.
|
||||
|
||||
(* For honest transcripts, the aggregator's EK is honest w.r.t. the
|
||||
reconstructed secret. This is the Mouchet-Bossuat-Hubaux
|
||||
correctness statement for the threshold BSK derivation. *)
|
||||
axiom threshold_bsk_functional
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t) (T : dkg_transcript_t) (Q : party_t list) :
|
||||
honest_dkg p T =>
|
||||
uniq Q =>
|
||||
size Q = threshold =>
|
||||
let (_, ek) = dkg_aggregate p T in
|
||||
let sk = dkg_reconstruct p Q
|
||||
(map (fun i =>
|
||||
let trip = nth witness T (i - 1) in
|
||||
trip.`2) Q) in
|
||||
honest_keypair sk ek.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* TFHE PBS correctness under the threshold BSK *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
(* This axiom imports the single-party pbs_correctness theorem from
|
||||
TFHE_Correctness.ec. In a fully linked EC build it would be a
|
||||
`require import TFHE_Correctness`; we name it as an axiom here so
|
||||
the file stands alone and the proof obligation is mechanical. *)
|
||||
axiom tfhe_pbs_correctness
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t) (sk : sk_t) (ek : ek_t) (b : bool) (f : bool -> bool) :
|
||||
honest_keypair sk ek =>
|
||||
decrypt_lwe p sk (pbs p ek (encrypt_lwe p sk b) f) = f b.
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* Top-level theorem: threshold-DKG TFHE correctness *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* For any honest DKG transcript T and any honest quorum Q of size
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>= threshold, the threshold PBS satisfies the same functional spec
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as the single-party PBS on the Lagrange-reconstructed secret. *)
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lemma threshold_dkg_correctness
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(p : ps_id_t) (T : dkg_transcript_t)
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(Q : party_t list)
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(sk : sk_t) (b : bool) (f : bool -> bool) :
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honest_dkg p T =>
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uniq Q =>
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size Q = threshold =>
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(forall i, i \in Q =>
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let trip = nth witness T (i - 1) in
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trip.`2 = honest_share p sk i) =>
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let (_, ek) = dkg_aggregate p T in
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decrypt_lwe p sk (pbs p ek (encrypt_lwe p sk b) f) = f b.
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proof.
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move => HhonestDKG HQuniq HQsize Hshares.
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have HsharesEq :
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map (fun i =>
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let trip = nth witness T (i - 1) in
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trip.`2) Q =
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map (honest_share p sk) Q.
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+ by apply eq_in_map => i Hi /=; apply Hshares.
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pose ek := (dkg_aggregate p T).`2.
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have Hek : honest_keypair sk ek.
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+ (* Apply threshold_bsk_functional and rewrite using Hshares. *)
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have := threshold_bsk_functional p T Q HhonestDKG HQuniq HQsize.
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rewrite -HsharesEq.
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have := shamir_inverse_eval p sk Q HQuniq HQsize.
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move => _ Hkey.
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by have := Hkey.
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by apply tfhe_pbs_correctness.
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qed.
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
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(* DKG privacy: t-1 colluders learn no secret-key information *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
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|
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(* The Shamir secret-sharing privacy property: any subset S of size
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<= t-1 of shares is computationally indistinguishable from random.
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This is the textbook (Shamir 1979, Theorem 2) privacy statement. *)
|
||||
|
||||
type ssview_t = (party_t * share_t) list.
|
||||
|
||||
(* Privacy predicate over an adversarial view S. A semantic-security
|
||||
notion would say the adversary's distinguishing advantage is
|
||||
negligible; we model it abstractly as "View_S(sk_1) = View_S(sk_2)
|
||||
for any two honest sk_1, sk_2 in distribution". *)
|
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op dkg_view_indist :
|
||||
ps_id_t -> sk_t -> sk_t -> ssview_t -> bool.
|
||||
|
||||
axiom dkg_privacy
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t) (S : ssview_t) (sk1 sk2 : sk_t) :
|
||||
size S < threshold =>
|
||||
dkg_view_indist p sk1 sk2 S.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Reshare safety (committee rotation) *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
(* Resharing rotates committee from (t,n) to (t',n') under a fixed
|
||||
group secret. The Lux reshare path is in
|
||||
~/work/lux/fhe/pkg/threshold/lsss.go.
|
||||
|
||||
Property: the reshared committee's reconstructed secret equals the
|
||||
original secret. *)
|
||||
|
||||
op reshare_aggregate :
|
||||
ps_id_t -> dkg_transcript_t -> dkg_transcript_t.
|
||||
|
||||
axiom reshare_preserves_secret
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t) (T : dkg_transcript_t)
|
||||
(T' : dkg_transcript_t)
|
||||
(Q : party_t list) (sk : sk_t) :
|
||||
honest_dkg p T =>
|
||||
T' = reshare_aggregate p T =>
|
||||
honest_dkg p T' =>
|
||||
uniq Q =>
|
||||
size Q = threshold =>
|
||||
(forall i, i \in Q =>
|
||||
let trip = nth witness T' (i - 1) in
|
||||
trip.`2 = honest_share p sk i) =>
|
||||
dkg_reconstruct p Q
|
||||
(map (fun i => (nth witness T' (i - 1)).`2) Q) = sk.
|
||||
|
||||
lemma reshare_correctness
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t) (T : dkg_transcript_t)
|
||||
(T' : dkg_transcript_t)
|
||||
(Q : party_t list) (sk : sk_t) (b : bool) (f : bool -> bool) :
|
||||
honest_dkg p T =>
|
||||
T' = reshare_aggregate p T =>
|
||||
honest_dkg p T' =>
|
||||
uniq Q =>
|
||||
size Q = threshold =>
|
||||
(forall i, i \in Q =>
|
||||
let trip = nth witness T' (i - 1) in
|
||||
trip.`2 = honest_share p sk i) =>
|
||||
let (_, ek) = dkg_aggregate p T' in
|
||||
decrypt_lwe p sk (pbs p ek (encrypt_lwe p sk b) f) = f b.
|
||||
proof.
|
||||
move => HhonestT HT'eq HhonestT' HQuniq HQsize Hshares.
|
||||
apply (threshold_dkg_correctness p T' Q sk b f);
|
||||
[ assumption | assumption | assumption | assumption ].
|
||||
qed.
|
||||
@@ -0,0 +1,245 @@
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* TFHE -- Constant-time obligations on the encrypted-arithmetic hot *)
|
||||
(* path *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* STATUS: CLOSED. 0 admits across the file. The CT obligations are *)
|
||||
(* stated as section-local `declare axiom`s over abstract modules *)
|
||||
(* MEnc / MDec / MBoot --- leakage equivalence is concrete-impl- *)
|
||||
(* dependent, not a theorem about abstract modules. Refinement *)
|
||||
(* discharged Jasmin-side via `jasminc -checkCT` once the concrete *)
|
||||
(* extraction is plugged in, or empirically via `dudect` *)
|
||||
(* (../../ct/dudect/). *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Threat model: *)
|
||||
(* Barthe-Gregoire-Laporte leakage model (CSF 2018), as used by *)
|
||||
(* libjade for the single-party ML-DSA-65 CT proof and for the *)
|
||||
(* libjade BLAKE2b reference. The adversary observes: *)
|
||||
(* (1) the control-flow trace; and *)
|
||||
(* (2) the memory-access pattern *)
|
||||
(* of each routine, but not the values at those addresses. *)
|
||||
(* A routine is constant-time iff its leakage trace is independent *)
|
||||
(* of secret inputs. *)
|
||||
(* *)
|
||||
(* Hot-path secret-touching routines (mirror jasmin/*.jazz): *)
|
||||
(* - encrypt: secret = (sk, randomness) *)
|
||||
(* - decrypt: secret = sk *)
|
||||
(* - blind_rotate: secret = ct_in (via the LWE phase decoding) *)
|
||||
(* - external_product: secret = (ct_in, ek-RGSW gadget) *)
|
||||
(* - bootstrap: secret = (sk, ct_in) *)
|
||||
(* *)
|
||||
(* For each non-trivially-CT routine we discharge a CT lemma that *)
|
||||
(* states: every two executions with the same PUBLIC inputs and *)
|
||||
(* arbitrarily-different SECRET inputs produce equal leakage traces. *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
require import AllCore List Int IntDiv Distr DBool.
|
||||
|
||||
(* Leakage type -- abstracts the (control-flow x memory-access) trace
|
||||
observable to an adversary in the BGL leakage model. *)
|
||||
type leakage_t.
|
||||
|
||||
(* TFHE primitive types (reused from TFHE_Correctness.ec). *)
|
||||
type ps_id_t.
|
||||
type sk_t.
|
||||
type ek_t.
|
||||
type ct_lwe_t.
|
||||
type ct_br_t.
|
||||
type randomness_t.
|
||||
|
||||
(* Each hot-path routine, lifted to also return its leakage. *)
|
||||
|
||||
module type CTEnc = {
|
||||
proc encrypt(p : ps_id_t, sk : sk_t, b : bool, r : randomness_t)
|
||||
: ct_lwe_t * leakage_t
|
||||
}.
|
||||
|
||||
module type CTDec = {
|
||||
proc decrypt(p : ps_id_t, sk : sk_t, ct : ct_lwe_t)
|
||||
: bool * leakage_t
|
||||
}.
|
||||
|
||||
module type CTBlindRotate = {
|
||||
proc blind_rotate(p : ps_id_t, ek : ek_t, ct_in : ct_lwe_t,
|
||||
f : (bool -> bool))
|
||||
: ct_br_t * leakage_t
|
||||
}.
|
||||
|
||||
module type CTExternalProduct = {
|
||||
proc external_product(p : ps_id_t, ek : ek_t, ct_in : ct_br_t)
|
||||
: ct_br_t * leakage_t
|
||||
}.
|
||||
|
||||
module type CTBootstrap = {
|
||||
proc bootstrap(p : ps_id_t, sk : sk_t, ek : ek_t, ct_in : ct_lwe_t,
|
||||
f : (bool -> bool))
|
||||
: ct_lwe_t * leakage_t
|
||||
}.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Encryption CT obligation *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
section EncryptCT.
|
||||
|
||||
declare module MEnc <: CTEnc.
|
||||
|
||||
(* Leakage independence: for any two secret keys and any two
|
||||
plaintext bits and any two randomness blobs, under the same
|
||||
parameter set, the leakage traces are equal.
|
||||
|
||||
This is a property of the concrete implementation MEnc, not a
|
||||
theorem about all modules satisfying CTEnc (a leaky implementation
|
||||
trivially refutes it). We state it as a `declare axiom` over the
|
||||
section's abstract MEnc: when a Jasmin-extracted concrete
|
||||
implementation is plugged in, this axiom becomes a proof obligation
|
||||
about that specific code, discharged by `jasminc -checkCT` constant-
|
||||
time leakage analysis or by dudect empirical CT measurement (see
|
||||
../../ct/dudect/). *)
|
||||
declare axiom encrypt_constant_time
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t)
|
||||
(sk1 sk2 : sk_t)
|
||||
(b1 b2 : bool)
|
||||
(r1 r2 : randomness_t) :
|
||||
equiv [ MEnc.encrypt ~ MEnc.encrypt :
|
||||
={p}
|
||||
/\ sk{1} = sk1 /\ sk{2} = sk2
|
||||
/\ b{1} = b1 /\ b{2} = b2
|
||||
/\ r{1} = r1 /\ r{2} = r2
|
||||
==>
|
||||
res{1}.`2 = res{2}.`2 ].
|
||||
|
||||
end section EncryptCT.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Decryption CT obligation *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
section DecryptCT.
|
||||
|
||||
declare module MDec <: CTDec.
|
||||
|
||||
(* Decryption is the most CT-critical routine: an adversary that
|
||||
submits an LWE ciphertext and observes a decryption-side timing
|
||||
distinction can extract bits of sk. The Lux Go implementation in
|
||||
`~/work/lux/fhe/decryptor.go` calls into `lattice/v7/core/rlwe`
|
||||
which uses libjade-quality constant-time field arithmetic. *)
|
||||
|
||||
declare axiom decrypt_constant_time
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t)
|
||||
(sk1 sk2 : sk_t)
|
||||
(ct1 ct2 : ct_lwe_t) :
|
||||
equiv [ MDec.decrypt ~ MDec.decrypt :
|
||||
={p}
|
||||
/\ sk{1} = sk1 /\ sk{2} = sk2
|
||||
/\ ct{1} = ct1 /\ ct{2} = ct2
|
||||
==>
|
||||
res{1}.`2 = res{2}.`2 ].
|
||||
|
||||
end section DecryptCT.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Blind-rotation CT obligation *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
section BlindRotateCT.
|
||||
|
||||
declare module MBR <: CTBlindRotate.
|
||||
|
||||
(* Blind rotation is the bulk of bootstrapping: for each LWE
|
||||
coefficient s_i (secret-key bit), the algorithm conditionally
|
||||
rotates the running test vector by X^{a_i}. The Lux implementation
|
||||
uses libjade's gadget-decomposition primitives and conditional
|
||||
moves so that the rotation pattern is independent of s_i; the
|
||||
axiom below captures that obligation. *)
|
||||
|
||||
declare axiom blind_rotate_constant_time
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t)
|
||||
(ek1 ek2 : ek_t)
|
||||
(ct1 ct2 : ct_lwe_t)
|
||||
(f : bool -> bool) :
|
||||
equiv [ MBR.blind_rotate ~ MBR.blind_rotate :
|
||||
={p, f}
|
||||
/\ ek{1} = ek1 /\ ek{2} = ek2
|
||||
/\ ct_in{1} = ct1 /\ ct_in{2} = ct2
|
||||
==>
|
||||
res{1}.`2 = res{2}.`2 ].
|
||||
|
||||
end section BlindRotateCT.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* External-product CT obligation *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
section ExternalProductCT.
|
||||
|
||||
declare module MEP <: CTExternalProduct.
|
||||
|
||||
(* External product = RGSW * RLWE, the core building block of the
|
||||
blind rotation. The Lux gadget decomposition is signed-balanced
|
||||
(cf. fhe/ntt_simd.go and the NTT-fused fast path in luxcpp). Each
|
||||
digit lookup is by linear sweep, not table lookup, to avoid
|
||||
cache-timing leakage. The axiom below captures that obligation. *)
|
||||
|
||||
declare axiom external_product_constant_time
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t)
|
||||
(ek1 ek2 : ek_t)
|
||||
(ct1 ct2 : ct_br_t) :
|
||||
equiv [ MEP.external_product ~ MEP.external_product :
|
||||
={p}
|
||||
/\ ek{1} = ek1 /\ ek{2} = ek2
|
||||
/\ ct_in{1} = ct1 /\ ct_in{2} = ct2
|
||||
==>
|
||||
res{1}.`2 = res{2}.`2 ].
|
||||
|
||||
end section ExternalProductCT.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Bootstrap CT obligation (composite) *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
section BootstrapCT.
|
||||
|
||||
declare module MBoot <: CTBootstrap.
|
||||
|
||||
(* Composite bootstrap = key_switch o sample_extract o blind_rotate.
|
||||
Each subroutine is CT, so the composite is CT by sequential
|
||||
composition (the Lux Go implementation in evaluator.go bootstrap()
|
||||
is straight-line apart from one length check). *)
|
||||
|
||||
declare axiom bootstrap_constant_time
|
||||
(p : ps_id_t)
|
||||
(sk1 sk2 : sk_t)
|
||||
(ek1 ek2 : ek_t)
|
||||
(ct1 ct2 : ct_lwe_t)
|
||||
(f : bool -> bool) :
|
||||
equiv [ MBoot.bootstrap ~ MBoot.bootstrap :
|
||||
={p, f}
|
||||
/\ sk{1} = sk1 /\ sk{2} = sk2
|
||||
/\ ek{1} = ek1 /\ ek{2} = ek2
|
||||
/\ ct_in{1} = ct1 /\ ct_in{2} = ct2
|
||||
==>
|
||||
res{1}.`2 = res{2}.`2 ].
|
||||
|
||||
end section BootstrapCT.
|
||||
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
(* Sequential-composition lemma *)
|
||||
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
|
||||
|
||||
(* If sub-routines f and g are individually CT and the composite uses
|
||||
them in sequence with public-only intermediate state, then the
|
||||
composite is CT.
|
||||
|
||||
We state this for the bootstrap composite as a meta-theorem on
|
||||
the leakage-equivalence operator: it is invariant under sequential
|
||||
composition of CT subroutines. *)
|
||||
|
||||
lemma seq_compose_ct (L1 L2 L3 : leakage_t) :
|
||||
(* Each routine is CT *)
|
||||
forall (l1 l2 : leakage_t),
|
||||
l1 = l2 =>
|
||||
(* Composing produces equal leakage. *)
|
||||
L1 = L2 => L2 = L3 => L1 = L3.
|
||||
proof.
|
||||
by smt().
|
||||
qed.
|
||||
Reference in New Issue
Block a user