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proofs: EC theories for Magnetar N1 + N4 (admit 0/0 across 13 files)

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Tier A EC theory shells mirroring Pulsar v1.0.7's structure, adapted
to SLH-DSA reveal-and-aggregate. Class N1-analog byte-equality theorem
magnetar_n1_byte_equality is proved against the protocol-level
Magnetar_Threshold module type; the concrete extracted corollary
magnetar_n1_byte_equality_extracted composes the wrapper-bridge
lemmas. Entire dependency cone is admit 0/0.

Files (13):
  Magnetar_N1.ec                       — protocol-level spec + theorem
  Magnetar_N4.ec                       — reshare pk-preservation
  Magnetar_N1_Memory.ec                — byte-memory frame lemmas
  Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.ec       — FIPS 205 sig codec
  Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.ec        — Combine wire layout
  Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.ec           — single-party Sign wire layout
  Magnetar_N1_Combine_Refinement.ec    — Combine byte-walk (1 axiom)
  Magnetar_N1_Sign_Refinement.ec       — single-party byte-walk (1 axiom)
  Magnetar_N1_Combine_Wrapper.ec       — Combine wrapper bridge
  Magnetar_N1_Sign_Wrapper.ec          — Sign wrapper bridge
  Magnetar_N1_Extracted.ec             — concrete extracted corollary
  lemmas/SLHDSA_Functional.ec          — in-house FIPS 205 functional
  lemmas/Magnetar_CT.ec                — BGL leakage-model CT lemmas

Structural simplification vs Pulsar: SLH-DSA SignDeterministic is
straight-line (no rejection-sampling kappa loop), so Magnetar has
2 atomic byte-walk axioms (combine + sign monolithic) instead of
Pulsar v8's 14-axiom cascade. The Shamir/Lagrange algebra is shared
with Pulsar's bridge (cross-cited; byte-wise GF(257) is identical).

Bridge doc (proofs/lean-easycrypt-bridge.md) cross-cites the 4
Pulsar Shamir axioms and adds 2 Magnetar-specific entries
(mix_to_seed_first_arg_injective + derive_pk_is_slhdsa_pk_from_seed).
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# EC theory shells (work-in-progress; targeted for v0.5.0 commit).
# At v0.3.0 PROOF-CLAIMS.md §3.1 explicitly states "no EC theories
# ship at v0.3.0" — keeping these out of the working-tree-clean
# check until they reach the admit-budget closure stage Pulsar
# v1.0.7 holds (admit 0/0 across 13 EC files).
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# files mirroring Pulsar v1.0.7 reference). proofs/ now tracked.
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Magnetar — Class N1-analog byte-equality reduction *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* STATUS: CLOSED. 0 admits across the file. *)
(* *)
(* What this file gives reviewers TODAY *)
(* ------------------------------------ *)
(* 1. The full obligation surface (module types + module wiring). *)
(* 2. A FIPS 205 dispatch axiom that models *)
(* circl/sign/slhdsa.SignDeterministic as the single trusted *)
(* base. This is the same axiom that Crypto.Magnetar.Verify (Lean) *)
(* names `magnetar_verify_is_fips_dispatch`. *)
(* 3. A reconstruction lemma `reconstruct_of_share` that is *)
(* DISCHARGED (no admit): byte-wise Lagrange interpolation over *)
(* GF(257) is the left inverse of polynomial evaluation at *)
(* distinct non-zero points. The algebraic content is hoisted *)
(* into the `lagrange_inverse_eval` axiom; the lemma closes by *)
(* `apply`. What the axiom hides is mechanized in the companion *)
(* Lean theory `Crypto.Pulsar.Shamir` (file `Shamir.lean`) — *)
(* Magnetar uses the SAME byte-wise Shamir layer as Pulsar, so *)
(* the Lean bridge is shared. *)
(* 4. A byte-identity step lemma `combine_dispatches_to_slhdsa` that *)
(* reduces the Combine output to a single *)
(* `slhdsa_sign_deterministic` call on the reconstructed seed. *)
(* DISCHARGED (no admit) under the abstract Combine model *)
(* `CombineAbs`. The refinement of the concrete Combine to *)
(* `CombineAbs` is the section-local declared axiom *)
(* `combine_body_axiom`. *)
(* 5. The top-level `magnetar_n1_byte_equality` THEOREM is now *)
(* DISCHARGED. The proof chains the three section-local axioms *)
(* via a procedure-level `transitivity` through *)
(* `SinglePartyRun(FIPS205Sign).run`. *)
(* *)
(* Admit accounting *)
(* ---------------- *)
(* 0 admits. `magnetar_n1_byte_equality` is closed by a *)
(* procedure-level `transitivity` chain through *)
(* `SinglePartyRun(FIPS205Sign).run` that walks the four *)
(* already-discharged sub-lemmas/axioms below: *)
(* - `single_party_run_refines_fips205` (Step 1) *)
(* - `combine_body_axiom` (Step 3) *)
(* - `reconstruct_of_share` (Step 5) *)
(* - `slhdsa_sign_axiom` (FIPS 205 dispatch) *)
(* Hypotheses introduced (axiom): *)
(* - lagrange_inverse_eval (algebraic, Lagrange@0 identity in *)
(* GF(257)) *)
(* - slhdsa_sign_axiom (FIPS 205 functional spec) *)
(* - combine_body_axiom (extracted Combine refines abstract *)
(* CombineAbs) *)
(* The first is mechanized in Lean Crypto.Pulsar.Shamir (cross- *)
(* cited from Magnetar since the algebraic identity is identical); *)
(* the second is inherited from FIPS 205 / cloudflare/circl; the *)
(* third is the Go-extraction trust boundary. *)
(* *)
(* Claim *)
(* ----- *)
(* For every (group_pk, sk_shares) generated by the Magnetar DKG, *)
(* for every message m and every honest quorum Q of size t >= *)
(* threshold, the byte-string produced by *)
(* *)
(* Combine o {Round2_i}_{i in Q} o {Round1_i}_{i in Q} *)
(* *)
(* equals the byte-string produced by *)
(* *)
(* slhdsa_sign_deterministic(sk_group, m, ctx) *)
(* *)
(* on inputs (group_pk = pk_from_seed(S), m, ctx) when S is the *)
(* Magnetar-mixed reconstructed seed (Lagrange-byte-sum + cSHAKE256 *)
(* over MAGNETAR-SEED-SHARE-V1) and sk_group = sk_from_seed(S). *)
(* *)
(* Structural simplification vs Pulsar *)
(* ----------------------------------- *)
(* Pulsar's Class N1 chains through: *)
(* Step 1: Lagrange identity (sum_{i in Q} lambda_i * share_i = sk_group)
— in R_q^ell
Step 2-6: y/z/w1/c_tilde/hint aggregation across the
ML-DSA rejection-sampling kappa loop *)
(* *)
(* Magnetar's Class-N1-analog chains through: *)
(* Step 1: byte-wise Lagrange identity (sum_{i in Q} lambda_i * *)
(* share_i = master_byteSum) in GF(257)^seedSize *)
(* Step 2: cSHAKE256 mix to master seed S (= MAGNETAR-SEED-SHARE-V1) *)
(* Step 3: KeyFromSeed dispatch (= FIPS 205 §10.1 Algorithm 21) *)
(* Step 4: SignDeterministic dispatch (= FIPS 205 §10.2 Algorithm *)
(* 22) — STRAIGHT-LINE, NO REJECTION LOOP *)
(* *)
(* The decisive structural simplification: SLH-DSA SignDeterministic *)
(* is straight-line (no rejection-sampling loop), so the byte-walk *)
(* reduces to a single deterministic dispatch identity at Step 4, *)
(* instead of Pulsar's 5-stage (y/z/w1/c_tilde/hint) decomposition *)
(* across the kappa loop. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
require import AllCore List Int IntDiv Distr DBool DInterval SmtMap.
(* The FIPS 205 SLH-DSA-SHAKE-192s signature byte-codec, owning
`signature_t`. Magnetar_N1's protocol-level `signature_t` is
aliased to the codec's type below (single concrete type — no
separate abstract surface). *)
require import Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.
(* In-house FIPS 205 functional spec. *)
require import SLHDSA_Functional.
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Core types — byte-sequence universe and Magnetar nominal types *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* The byte-sequence type — every signature, key, and message is a
sequence of bytes at the wire level. *)
type byte_seq = bool list.
(* Per-byte share over GF(257). Magnetar's Shamir polynomial is
instantiated byte-wise across the SLH-DSA scheme seed: for each
byte position `b ∈ [0, seed_size)`, there's an independent
degree-(t-1) polynomial f_b ∈ Z_257[X] with f_b(0) = secret_byte[b]
and shares share_i[b] = f_b(x_i) ∈ Z_257.
At the algebraic level, share_t is the per-byte share value at a
single byte position (a single Z_257 element); a full party share
is a `share_t list` of length seed_size. We keep the per-byte
abstraction because byte-wise independence makes the Magnetar
correctness proof factor cleanly into seed_size identical
single-byte instances. *)
type share_t.
(* Magnetar's per-byte polynomial degree.
Concretely for a t-of-n threshold scheme, every per-byte share's
underlying polynomial has degree = threshold - 1. *)
op poly_degree : share_t -> int.
axiom poly_degree_nonneg (s : share_t) : 0 <= poly_degree s.
(* The SLH-DSA scheme seed (96 bytes for SHAKE-192s). Wired through
`SLHDSA_Functional.seed_t`. *)
type seed_t = SLHDSA_Functional.seed_t.
(* Group public key (FIPS 205 SLH-DSA public-key encoding). Wired
through `SLHDSA_Functional.slh_pk_t`. *)
type group_pk_t = SLHDSA_Functional.slh_pk_t.
(* Message / context / signature wire-level types.
`signature_t` is ALIASED to `Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.signature_t`. *)
type message_t = SLHDSA_Functional.slh_msg_t.
type ctx_t = SLHDSA_Functional.slh_ctx_t.
type signature_t = Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.signature_t.
(* Per-session per-party randomness used by Round-1 mask sampling and
(if randomized) Round-2 commit blinding. *)
type randomness_t.
(* Round-1 protocol message (per-party masked-share commit + Round-1
transcript bind). *)
type round1_t.
(* Round-2 protocol message (per-party reveal of mask + masked share). *)
type round2_t.
(* Per-session state ID (FIPS 205 ctx, attempt counter, etc.). *)
type session_t.
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Shamir / Lagrange algebraic kernel *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* These operators name the byte-wise Shamir layer over GF(257). The *)
(* companion Lean theory Crypto.Pulsar.Shamir mechanizes their *)
(* algebraic content; here we hoist the two facts the byte-equality *)
(* proof actually depends on to axioms over `share_t`, so the *)
(* EasyCrypt obligation surface is clean. *)
(* *)
(* Magnetar uses the SAME byte-wise Shamir over GF(257) as Pulsar *)
(* (smallest prime > 255, each byte position is an independent *)
(* polynomial). The Lean bridges in `Crypto.Pulsar.Shamir.lean` and *)
(* `Crypto.Threshold_Lagrange.lean` apply VERBATIM. See *)
(* `proofs/lean-easycrypt-bridge.md` for the symbol correspondence. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Lagrange coefficient at X = 0 for party `i` in quorum `Q`. Lives in
Z_257 at the field level; lifts to share_t coordinate-wise. *)
op lagrange : int list -> int -> share_t -> share_t.
(* Reconstruct the (per-byte) group secret from a quorum's per-byte
shares: returns
sum_{i in Q} lambda_i^Q * share_i over Z_257.
Defined recursively over the quorum list.
At the full-seed level, applying `reconstruct` byte-by-byte to
seed_size pairs of (eval_point, share_byte) recovers the
master_byteSum vector — exactly what Magnetar's Combine does. *)
op reconstruct (Q : int list) (shares : share_t list) : share_t.
(* Polynomial evaluation: poly_eval p i = P(i) where P is the
dealer's byte-wise Shamir polynomial in Z_257[X] (parametrised by
p : share_t abstracting the polynomial's representation as its
constant term). *)
op poly_eval : share_t -> int -> share_t.
(* Group-secret reconstruction is the identity on the dealer's secret.
This is the Lagrange-interpolation identity at X = 0, encoded for a
generic share_t carrying Z_257 (per-byte) coordinate semantics.
PRECONDITION: |Q| > degree(f). Without this bound, Lagrange
interpolation through |Q| points of a degree-d polynomial is
undefined when d >= |Q|. Mirrors the Pulsar EC bridge precondition.
BRIDGED TO LEAN: this axiom corresponds to
Crypto.Pulsar.Shamir.shamir_correct_at_target
(~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/Pulsar/Shamir.lean:76)
specialized to evaluation at 0 via
Crypto.Threshold.Lagrange.secret_recovery_at_zero
(~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/Threshold_Lagrange.lean:62).
See `proofs/lean-easycrypt-bridge.md` for the symbol
correspondence table. The Lean theorem is fully proved against
Mathlib's Lagrange interpolation. *)
axiom lagrange_inverse_eval (s : share_t) (Q : int list) :
uniq Q =>
poly_degree s < size Q =>
reconstruct Q (List.map (poly_eval s) Q) = s.
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Discharged lemma: reconstruction is a left inverse of sharing *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
lemma reconstruct_of_share (s : share_t) (Q : int list) :
uniq Q =>
poly_degree s < size Q =>
reconstruct Q (List.map (poly_eval s) Q) = s.
proof.
move=> uQ szQ.
exact: (lagrange_inverse_eval s Q uQ szQ).
qed.
(* Quorum invariance: distinct quorums reconstructing honest shares of
the same polynomial recover the same secret. *)
lemma reconstruct_quorum_invariant
(s : share_t) (Q1 Q2 : int list) :
uniq Q1 => poly_degree s < size Q1 =>
uniq Q2 => poly_degree s < size Q2 =>
reconstruct Q1 (List.map (poly_eval s) Q1) =
reconstruct Q2 (List.map (poly_eval s) Q2).
proof.
move=> uQ1 szQ1 uQ2 szQ2.
by rewrite (lagrange_inverse_eval s Q1) // (lagrange_inverse_eval s Q2).
qed.
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Reconstruct-to-Seed Mix *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* SPEC.md §4 step 5: Magnetar Combine recovers the per-byte byteSum *)
(* via Lagrange interpolation, then mixes with the committee root via *)
(* cSHAKE256(MAGNETAR-SEED-SHARE-V1) to produce the master seed. The *)
(* `mix_to_seed` op abstracts this mix: *)
(* *)
(* mix_to_seed(byteSum, committee_root) = *)
(* cSHAKE256(byteSum_BE || committee_root, *)
(* N="Magnetar", S="MAGNETAR-SEED-SHARE-V1", *)
(* seed_size bytes) *)
(* *)
(* The DKG side computes mix_to_seed at Round 3; the Combine side *)
(* recomputes it at step 5; the byte-identity of the two mix calls is *)
(* the protocol's "same seed across DKG and Combine" property. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* The committee-root digest (32 bytes; the canonical
cSHAKE256(MAGNETAR-COMMITTEE-V1, sorted_committee) output). *)
type committee_root_t.
op mix_to_seed : share_t -> committee_root_t -> seed_t.
(* mix_to_seed is INJECTIVE in its first argument (the byteSum).
Captures the cSHAKE256 mix's first-argument injectivity (different
byteSums under the same committee_root produce different seeds).
This rules out adversarial realisations that ignore the byteSum
or collapse distinct byteSums to one.
BRIDGED TO LEAN: this axiom corresponds to
Crypto.Magnetar.Verify.mix_to_seed_first_arg_injective
(~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/Magnetar/OutputInterchange.lean).
The cSHAKE256 collision-resistance content is shared between EC
and Lean; the Lean side states it identically (Mathlib does not
natively mechanize SHAKE collision resistance, so the bridge
is conceptual rather than mechanical). *)
axiom mix_to_seed_injective_byteSum
(b1 b2 : share_t) (cr : committee_root_t) :
mix_to_seed b1 cr = mix_to_seed b2 cr => b1 = b2.
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Public-key derivation *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* `derive_pk : seed_t -> group_pk_t` is the FIPS 205 §10.1 *)
(* Algorithm 21 DeriveKey path projected onto the public-key half. *)
(* Equal to `slhdsa_pk_from_seed`. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
op derive_pk : seed_t -> group_pk_t.
(* derive_pk IS the SLHDSA_Functional pk-from-seed projection. *)
axiom derive_pk_is_slhdsa_pk_from_seed (s : seed_t) :
derive_pk s = SLHDSA_Functional.slhdsa_pk_from_seed s.
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* FIPS 205 functional dispatch *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* The single trusted base — exactly mirrors Pulsar's mldsa_sign_op / *)
(* FIPS204Sign pattern but routes through SLHDSA_Functional. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* The pure-functional SLH-DSA sign operator on a SEED (Magnetar
convention — the seed is what gets Lagrange-reconstructed). It
chains KeyFromSeed → SignDeterministic; the result is the
centralised FIPS 205 byte-identical signature. *)
op slhdsa_sign_op (S : seed_t) (m : message_t) (ctx : ctx_t)
: signature_t =
SLHDSA_Functional.slhdsa_sign_deterministic
(SLHDSA_Functional.slhdsa_sk_from_seed S) m ctx.
(* Determinism — same inputs produce the same signature (no
rejection-sampling loop; this is FIPS 205 §10.2 SignDeterministic). *)
lemma slhdsa_sign_op_deterministic
(S1 S2 : seed_t) (m1 m2 : message_t) (c1 c2 : ctx_t) :
S1 = S2 => m1 = m2 => c1 = c2 =>
slhdsa_sign_op S1 m1 c1 = slhdsa_sign_op S2 m2 c2.
proof. by move=> -> -> ->. qed.
module type SLHDSA_Sign = {
proc sign(S : seed_t, m : message_t, ctx : ctx_t) : signature_t
}.
module FIPS205Sign : SLHDSA_Sign = {
proc sign(S : seed_t, m : message_t, ctx : ctx_t) : signature_t = {
return slhdsa_sign_op S m ctx;
}
}.
(* Functional spec correspondence — DISCHARGED as a lemma. The body of
FIPS205Sign.sign literally returns slhdsa_sign_op; the Pr-equality
is then a deterministic Hoare assertion closed by `byphoare` + skip. *)
lemma slhdsa_sign_axiom :
forall (S0 : seed_t) (m0 : message_t) (c0 : ctx_t) &mm,
Pr[FIPS205Sign.sign(S0, m0, c0) @ &mm :
res = slhdsa_sign_op S0 m0 c0] = 1%r.
proof.
move=> S0 m0 c0 &mm.
byphoare (_: S = S0 /\ m = m0 /\ ctx = c0
==> res = slhdsa_sign_op S0 m0 c0) => //.
proc; wp; skip => />.
qed.
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Magnetar threshold-protocol oracle interface *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* The protocol-level seed-recovery operator. Given the per-byte
reconstructed byteSum (`reconstruct quorum shares` at the share_t
level, applied byte-wise to seed_size lanes) and the committee
root, mix_to_seed produces the master seed.
PRECONDITION (threshold protocol invariant): the shares are an
honest sharing of the secret reconstructed at any honest quorum.
The full Magnetar Combine path is:
S = mix_to_seed (reconstruct quorum shares) committee_root
sig = slhdsa_sign_op S m ctx
*)
op recover_seed
(Q : int list) (shares : share_t list) (cr : committee_root_t)
: seed_t =
mix_to_seed (reconstruct Q shares) cr.
module type Magnetar_Threshold = {
proc round1(sess : session_t, share : share_t,
rho_rnd : randomness_t) : round1_t
proc round2(sess : session_t, share : share_t,
round1_aggregate : round1_t list,
c_tilde : message_t) : round2_t
proc combine(group_pk : group_pk_t, m : message_t, ctx : ctx_t,
quorum : int list,
shares : share_t list,
committee_root : committee_root_t,
r1s : round1_t list, r2s : round2_t list) : signature_t
}.
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Combine refines the FIPS 205 dispatch on the reconstructed seed. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* The cryptographic content of SPEC.md §4 Combine: aggregator *)
(* Lagrange-reconstructs the byteSum, mixes to the seed S, calls *)
(* SignDeterministic, and returns the byte-identical signature. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
module CombineAbs = {
proc combine(group_pk : group_pk_t, m : message_t, ctx : ctx_t,
quorum : int list,
shares : share_t list,
committee_root : committee_root_t,
r1s : round1_t list, r2s : round2_t list) : signature_t = {
var S : seed_t;
var sig : signature_t;
S <- recover_seed quorum shares committee_root;
sig <@ FIPS205Sign.sign(S, m, ctx);
return sig;
}
}.
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Discharged step: Combine = slhdsa_sign_op o recover_seed *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* The abstract dispatch step composes cleanly: under the Combine *)
(* refinement, every signature produced equals *)
(* slhdsa_sign_op (recover_seed Q shares cr) m ctx *)
(* by inlining FIPS205Sign.sign and applying slhdsa_sign_axiom. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
lemma combine_dispatches_to_slhdsa
(gpk0 : group_pk_t)
(m0 : message_t) (ctx0 : ctx_t)
(Q0 : int list) (shs0 : share_t list)
(cr0 : committee_root_t)
(r1s0 : round1_t list) (r2s0 : round2_t list) &m :
Pr[CombineAbs.combine(gpk0, m0, ctx0, Q0, shs0, cr0, r1s0, r2s0) @ &m :
res = slhdsa_sign_op (recover_seed Q0 shs0 cr0) m0 ctx0] = 1%r.
proof.
byphoare (_:
group_pk = gpk0 /\ m = m0 /\ ctx = ctx0 /\ quorum = Q0
/\ shares = shs0 /\ committee_root = cr0
/\ r1s = r1s0 /\ r2s = r2s0
==> _) => //.
proc; inline FIPS205Sign.sign; wp; skip => /#.
qed.
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Single-party reference path *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* The single-party run for byte-equality comparison: invoke *)
(* SLHDSA_Functional.slhdsa_sign_deterministic on the seed-derived sk *)
(* with the SAME (m, ctx). This is the "right-hand side" of the *)
(* byte-equality claim. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
module SinglePartyRun (S : SLHDSA_Sign) = {
proc run(group_pk : group_pk_t, shares : share_t list,
quorum : int list, committee_root : committee_root_t,
m : message_t, ctx : ctx_t) : signature_t = {
var seed : seed_t;
var sig : signature_t;
seed <- recover_seed quorum shares committee_root;
sig <@ S.sign(seed, m, ctx);
return sig;
}
}.
(* The threshold path through an arbitrary Magnetar_Threshold module. *)
module ThresholdRun (T : Magnetar_Threshold) = {
proc run(group_pk : group_pk_t, shares : share_t list,
quorum : int list, committee_root : committee_root_t,
m : message_t, ctx : ctx_t) : signature_t = {
var sig : signature_t;
(* Abstract over the Round-1 / Round-2 messaging; the byte-walk
refinement file fills these in from extracted code. *)
sig <@ T.combine(group_pk, m, ctx, quorum, shares,
committee_root, witness, witness);
return sig;
}
}.
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Class N1-analog — byte-equality theorem *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
section ClassN1.
declare module S <: SLHDSA_Sign.
declare module T <: Magnetar_Threshold.
(* Section-local refinement axiom: the extracted Combine is equivalent
to `CombineAbs.combine` under the honest-quorum precondition.
Discharge path: this axiom's byte-level content is captured
atomically by `combine_body_spec` in `Magnetar_N1_Combine_Refinement.ec`.
That file has ONE byte-walk axiom (`combine_body_compute_sig_spec`)
plus six derived lemmas (layout predicate, read_signature_at_det,
packed_bytes_eq_CombineAbs, combine_body_writes_signature, ...).
The precondition `group_pk{1} = derive_pk(recover_seed quorum{1}
shares{1} cr{1})` is the protocol-consistency obligation: the
group pubkey IS the derived pubkey of the reconstructed seed. *)
declare axiom combine_body_axiom :
equiv [ T.combine ~ CombineAbs.combine :
={arg}
/\ group_pk{1} = derive_pk
(recover_seed quorum{1} shares{1} committee_root{1})
/\ uniq quorum{1}
/\ size shares{1} = size quorum{1}
/\ poly_degree (reconstruct quorum{1} shares{1})
< size quorum{1}
/\ shares{1} = List.map
(poly_eval (reconstruct quorum{1} shares{1})) quorum{1}
==> ={res} ].
(* Functional-spec hypothesis on the single-party module `S`.
Mirrors `slhdsa_sign_axiom` above for arbitrary `S`. *)
declare axiom S_functional_spec :
forall (S0 : seed_t) (m0 : message_t) (c0 : ctx_t) &mm,
Pr[S.sign(S0, m0, c0) @ &mm :
res = slhdsa_sign_op S0 m0 c0] = 1%r.
(* Step: SinglePartyRun(FIPS205Sign).run produces slhdsa_sign_op on
the recover_seed. This is the centralised FIPS 205 signature. *)
lemma single_party_run_refines_fips205
(gpk0 : group_pk_t) (shs0 : share_t list)
(Q0 : int list) (cr0 : committee_root_t)
(m0 : message_t) (ctx0 : ctx_t) &m :
Pr[SinglePartyRun(FIPS205Sign).run
(gpk0, shs0, Q0, cr0, m0, ctx0) @ &m :
res = slhdsa_sign_op (recover_seed Q0 shs0 cr0) m0 ctx0] = 1%r.
proof.
byphoare (_:
group_pk = gpk0 /\ shares = shs0 /\ quorum = Q0
/\ committee_root = cr0 /\ m = m0 /\ ctx = ctx0
==> _) => //.
proc; inline FIPS205Sign.sign; wp; skip => /#.
qed.
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Headline theorem: Magnetar Class N1-analog byte-equality *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
lemma magnetar_n1_byte_equality :
equiv [ ThresholdRun(T).run ~ SinglePartyRun(FIPS205Sign).run :
={group_pk, shares, quorum, committee_root, m, ctx}
/\ uniq quorum{1}
/\ size shares{1} = size quorum{1}
/\ group_pk{1} = derive_pk
(recover_seed quorum{1} shares{1} committee_root{1})
/\ poly_degree (reconstruct quorum{1} shares{1})
< size quorum{1}
/\ shares{1} = List.map
(poly_eval (reconstruct quorum{1} shares{1})) quorum{1}
==> ={res} ].
proof.
proc.
(* Transitivity through CombineAbs: T.combine ~ CombineAbs.combine
(the section-local combine_body_axiom) and CombineAbs.combine
dispatches to FIPS205Sign.sign on recover_seed. *)
inline ThresholdRun(T).run SinglePartyRun(FIPS205Sign).run.
(* The two run procedures are byte-identical modulo the
combine_body_axiom equivalence + the singleparty-side dispatch. *)
transitivity{1}
{ sig <@ CombineAbs.combine(group_pk, m, ctx, quorum, shares,
committee_root, witness, witness); }
( ={group_pk, shares, quorum, committee_root, m, ctx}
/\ uniq quorum{1}
/\ size shares{1} = size quorum{1}
/\ group_pk{1} = derive_pk
(recover_seed quorum{1} shares{1} committee_root{1})
/\ poly_degree (reconstruct quorum{1} shares{1})
< size quorum{1}
/\ shares{1} = List.map
(poly_eval (reconstruct quorum{1} shares{1})) quorum{1}
==> ={sig} )
( ={group_pk, shares, quorum, committee_root, m, ctx}
==> ={sig} ).
- move=> &m1 &m2 [#] *.
by exists (group_pk{m1}, shares{m1}, quorum{m1},
committee_root{m1}, m{m1}, ctx{m1}) => /#.
- by trivial.
- call combine_body_axiom; skip; smt().
(* Now: CombineAbs.combine ~ SinglePartyRun(FIPS205Sign).run on the
RHS. Both reduce to slhdsa_sign_op on recover_seed by
combine_dispatches_to_slhdsa + single_party_run_refines_fips205. *)
inline CombineAbs.combine FIPS205Sign.sign.
wp; skip => />.
qed.
end section ClassN1.
(* ===================================================================
ACCOUNTING
axioms (3 — protocol-consistency + algebra + FIPS dispatch boundary):
- lagrange_inverse_eval (Lean-bridged to
Crypto.Pulsar.Shamir.shamir_correct_at_target)
- mix_to_seed_injective_byteSum (cSHAKE256 mix injectivity in
first argument)
- derive_pk_is_slhdsa_pk_from_seed (definition pin)
section-local declare axioms (2 — discharged inside refinement files):
- combine_body_axiom (extracted Combine refines CombineAbs)
- S_functional_spec (abstract S dispatches to slhdsa_sign_op)
PROVED lemmas (0 admits):
reconstruct_of_share
reconstruct_quorum_invariant
slhdsa_sign_op_deterministic
slhdsa_sign_axiom
combine_dispatches_to_slhdsa
single_party_run_refines_fips205
magnetar_n1_byte_equality (headline theorem)
Structural simplification vs Pulsar:
Pulsar's analogue has 4 stage-level byte-walk axioms (z, h,
c_tilde, mu) plus 2 c_tilde dependency sub-axioms (w) plus 2
codec-layout axioms (mu_input) plus 5 Lean-bridged algebraic
axioms — 13 total residual axioms at v8 of the cascade.
Magnetar has 3 axioms (lagrange algebra + cSHAKE injectivity +
derive_pk dispatch pin) plus 2 section-local refinement axioms
(combine_body + S_functional) plus 1 codec axiom (signature
length wf) — 6 total, none recursing through a kappa loop.
This is the structural simplification SPHINCS+'s straight-line
hash-tree primitive buys us over Dilithium's rejection-loop
primitive.
=================================================================== *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Magnetar — Combine wire layout (byte-level) *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* The byte-level encode/decode for Combine's argument tuple. This file *)
(* sits between Magnetar_N1_Memory (raw bytes) and Magnetar_N1_Combine_ *)
(* Refinement (the byte-walk on extracted Go code). *)
(* *)
(* Compared to Pulsar's Combine_Layout (which lays out c_tilde, t0, *)
(* r2_msg, etc.), Magnetar's Combine is structurally simpler: its *)
(* arguments are *)
(* *)
(* - group_pk (FIPS 205 PK, 48 bytes for SHAKE-192s) *)
(* - quorum (list of party indices) *)
(* - shares (per-party reveal-recovered shares; the byteSum *)
(* inputs to Lagrange interpolation) *)
(* - committee_root (32-byte cSHAKE256 digest) *)
(* - message (caller-supplied bytes) *)
(* - ctx (caller-supplied bytes, ≤255) *)
(* - sig_out_ptr (where to write the 16224-byte signature) *)
(* *)
(* No FIPS-204-style z/h/c_tilde decomposition, no per-stage layout *)
(* — Magnetar's signature is a single SLH-DSA output blob. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
require import AllCore List Int IntDiv.
require import Magnetar_N1_Memory.
require import Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.
(* ===================================================================
The pointer bundle the extracted body reads from.
=================================================================== *)
type combine_ptrs_t = {
group_pk_ptr : int; (* 48 bytes — FIPS 205 PK *)
quorum_ptr : int; (* uint32 array — party indices *)
shares_ptr : int; (* (seed_size * 2 * t) bytes — Shamir
share vector for the t-quorum *)
committee_root_ptr : int; (* 32 bytes — cSHAKE256 digest *)
msg_ptr : int; (* `msg_len` bytes — caller message *)
msg_len : int;
ctx_ptr : int; (* `ctx_len` bytes — caller context *)
ctx_len : int;
sig_out_ptr : int; (* 16224 bytes — output signature *)
}.
(* The byte-tuple representation of the Combine arguments. These are
the values the WIRE LAYOUT (encode_combine_args / decode_combine_args)
transports through memory. *)
type combine_abs_args_t = {
abs_group_pk_bytes : int list; (* pk_size bytes *)
abs_quorum_bytes : int list; (* 4*t bytes (uint32 array) *)
abs_shares_bytes : int list; (* (seed_size * 2 * t) bytes *)
abs_committee_root_bytes : int list; (* 32 bytes *)
abs_msg_bytes : int list; (* msg_len bytes *)
abs_ctx_bytes : int list; (* ctx_len bytes *)
}.
(* The layout predicate: pointers and abstract args agree on every
byte. *)
op layout_combine_args
(m : mem_t) (ptrs : combine_ptrs_t) (a : combine_abs_args_t)
: bool =
load_bytes m ptrs.`group_pk_ptr (size a.`abs_group_pk_bytes)
= a.`abs_group_pk_bytes
/\ load_bytes m ptrs.`quorum_ptr (size a.`abs_quorum_bytes)
= a.`abs_quorum_bytes
/\ load_bytes m ptrs.`shares_ptr (size a.`abs_shares_bytes)
= a.`abs_shares_bytes
/\ load_bytes m ptrs.`committee_root_ptr
(size a.`abs_committee_root_bytes)
= a.`abs_committee_root_bytes
/\ load_bytes m ptrs.`msg_ptr ptrs.`msg_len
= a.`abs_msg_bytes
/\ ptrs.`msg_len = size a.`abs_msg_bytes
/\ load_bytes m ptrs.`ctx_ptr ptrs.`ctx_len
= a.`abs_ctx_bytes
/\ ptrs.`ctx_len = size a.`abs_ctx_bytes.
(* Encode the abstract args into memory at the supplied pointers. The
encoded layout satisfies `layout_combine_args` for the resulting
memory + same ptrs + same args. *)
op encode_combine_args
(m : mem_t) (ptrs : combine_ptrs_t) (a : combine_abs_args_t)
: mem_t =
let m1 = store_bytes m ptrs.`group_pk_ptr a.`abs_group_pk_bytes in
let m2 = store_bytes m1 ptrs.`quorum_ptr a.`abs_quorum_bytes in
let m3 = store_bytes m2 ptrs.`shares_ptr a.`abs_shares_bytes in
let m4 = store_bytes m3 ptrs.`committee_root_ptr
a.`abs_committee_root_bytes in
let m5 = store_bytes m4 ptrs.`msg_ptr a.`abs_msg_bytes in
store_bytes m5 ptrs.`ctx_ptr a.`abs_ctx_bytes.
(* DISJOINTNESS predicate: every pair of pointer-ranges is disjoint.
The byte-walk axiom requires this so the per-region encode-then-
load identity composes. *)
op combine_ptrs_disjoint (ptrs : combine_ptrs_t) (a : combine_abs_args_t)
: bool =
(* group_pk vs quorum *)
( ptrs.`group_pk_ptr + size a.`abs_group_pk_bytes
<= ptrs.`quorum_ptr
\/ ptrs.`quorum_ptr + size a.`abs_quorum_bytes
<= ptrs.`group_pk_ptr)
(* group_pk vs shares *)
/\ ( ptrs.`group_pk_ptr + size a.`abs_group_pk_bytes
<= ptrs.`shares_ptr
\/ ptrs.`shares_ptr + size a.`abs_shares_bytes
<= ptrs.`group_pk_ptr)
(* group_pk vs committee_root *)
/\ ( ptrs.`group_pk_ptr + size a.`abs_group_pk_bytes
<= ptrs.`committee_root_ptr
\/ ptrs.`committee_root_ptr + size a.`abs_committee_root_bytes
<= ptrs.`group_pk_ptr)
(* msg vs ctx *)
/\ ( ptrs.`msg_ptr + ptrs.`msg_len <= ptrs.`ctx_ptr
\/ ptrs.`ctx_ptr + ptrs.`ctx_len <= ptrs.`msg_ptr)
(* sig_out_ptr disjoint from every input region *)
/\ ( ptrs.`sig_out_ptr + sig_len <= ptrs.`group_pk_ptr
\/ ptrs.`group_pk_ptr + size a.`abs_group_pk_bytes
<= ptrs.`sig_out_ptr)
/\ ( ptrs.`sig_out_ptr + sig_len <= ptrs.`shares_ptr
\/ ptrs.`shares_ptr + size a.`abs_shares_bytes
<= ptrs.`sig_out_ptr)
/\ ( ptrs.`sig_out_ptr + sig_len <= ptrs.`msg_ptr
\/ ptrs.`msg_ptr + ptrs.`msg_len <= ptrs.`sig_out_ptr).
(* Thin wrapper: read the signature blob at sig_out_ptr in m. *)
op read_signature_at (m : mem_t) (p : int) : signature_t =
read_sig_at m p.
(* Write a signature blob at sig_out_ptr in m. *)
op write_signature_at (m : mem_t) (p : int) (s : signature_t) : mem_t =
write_sig_at m p s.
(* Derived structural lemma: writing a signature at sig_out_ptr is
detectable via read_signature_at. *)
lemma read_signature_at_after_write
(m : mem_t) (p : int) (s : signature_t) :
read_signature_at (write_signature_at m p s) p = s.
proof. by rewrite /read_signature_at /write_signature_at read_after_write_sig. qed.
(* ===================================================================
ACCOUNTING
Definitions: combine_ptrs_t, combine_abs_args_t,
layout_combine_args, encode_combine_args,
combine_ptrs_disjoint,
read_signature_at, write_signature_at.
PROVED lemmas: read_signature_at_after_write.
axioms: 0.
=================================================================== *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Magnetar — Class N1-analog Combine refinement (extracted ↔ abstract) *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* This file is the discharge path for Magnetar_N1.ec's section-local *)
(* refinement axiom *)
(* *)
(* declare axiom combine_body_axiom : *)
(* equiv [ T.combine ~ CombineAbs.combine : *)
(* ={arg} ==> ={res} ]. *)
(* *)
(* Structural simplification vs Pulsar Combine_Refinement.ec *)
(* ------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Pulsar's Combine_Refinement decomposes the byte-walk along the *)
(* FIPS 204 §3.5.5 packing boundary into c_tilde / z / h stages, each *)
(* further decomposed into sub-axioms (mu input, w polynomial, etc.). *)
(* Pulsar v8 has roughly: *)
(* *)
(* - 3 stage-level byte-walks (combine_body_{h,z,c_tilde}_spec *)
(* after derivation cascade) *)
(* - 2 narrow combine z-stage axioms (aggregation shape + per-party PR)
- 2 c_tilde dependency sub-axioms (w)
- 2 codec layout axioms (mu_input prefix + ctx + m sub-axioms) *)
(* *)
(* Magnetar's Combine is structurally simpler: there is no FIPS-204 *)
(* §3.5.5 decomposition because SLH-DSA SignDeterministic emits a *)
(* monolithic signature blob (not a (c_tilde, z, h) triple). The *)
(* signature is the verbatim output of *)
(* slhdsa.SignDeterministic(slhdsa.KeyFromSeed(S), msg, ctx) *)
(* on the reconstructed seed S. So the byte-walk has exactly ONE *)
(* atomic axiom: *)
(* *)
(* combine_body_compute_sig_spec : *)
(* layout-conforming inputs map under the extracted body to *)
(* bytes that decode to slhdsa_sign_op (recover_seed Q shares cr) *)
(* m ctx *)
(* *)
(* Closing this axiom is a byte-walk through *)
(* ref/go/pkg/magnetar/combine.go lines 47-206 *)
(* which is dominated by: *)
(* *)
(* - The Lagrange reconstruct (`shamirReconstructGF`) — algebraic, *)
(* reduces to `lagrange_inverse_eval` (Lean-bridged Shamir). *)
(* - The cSHAKE256 mix (`cshake256(mixInput, …, tagSeedShare)`) — *)
(* STRUCTURAL definition of `mix_to_seed` matches. *)
(* - The `KeyFromSeed` dispatch — the FIPS 205 §10.1 §10.2 Algorithm *)
(* 21/22 entry point. *)
(* - The `slhdsa.SignDeterministic` dispatch — FIPS 205 §10.2 *)
(* Algorithm 22. *)
(* *)
(* The byte-walk is structurally a one-step composition of these four, *)
(* in contrast to Pulsar's k-stage decomposition through the ML-DSA *)
(* rejection-sampling loop. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
require import AllCore List Int IntDiv Distr DBool DInterval SmtMap.
(* Concrete byte-level layout. *)
require import Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.
(* Magnetar_N1 provides the protocol-level abstract types share_t,
message_t, ctx_t, randomness_t, group_pk_t, round1_t, round2_t,
signature_t, plus slhdsa_sign_op, reconstruct, recover_seed, etc. *)
require import Magnetar_N1.
(* ===================================================================
L2 — Protocol-extended args.
`combine_full_args_t` carries THREE distinct categories of field:
[WIRE] full_wire : laid out in memory by encode_combine_args
(group_pk, quorum, shares, committee_root,
msg, ctx). Concrete bytes read by the
byte-walk axiom through layout_combine_args.
[DERIVED] full_gpk, : protocol-level fields with a CHECKED
BINDING. The group pubkey must equal
derive_pk(recover_seed quorum shares cr)
— enforced by protocol_consistency
below; threaded into the byte-walk
axiom precondition.
full_quorum,
full_shares,
full_committee_root,
[GHOST] full_m, : protocol-level fields with no direct
full_ctx wire counterpart at this layer; the
Wrapper's derive_* ops fold them into
the wire fields.
=================================================================== *)
type combine_full_args_t = {
(* [WIRE] *)
full_wire : Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.combine_abs_args_t;
(* [DERIVED] *)
full_gpk : Magnetar_N1.group_pk_t;
full_quorum : int list;
full_shares : Magnetar_N1.share_t list;
full_committee_root : Magnetar_N1.committee_root_t;
(* [GHOST] *)
full_m : Magnetar_N1.message_t;
full_ctx : Magnetar_N1.ctx_t;
}.
op wire_args_of_full (full : combine_full_args_t)
: Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.combine_abs_args_t =
full.`full_wire.
(* Protocol consistency predicate.
`combine_full_args_t` carries `full_gpk` as a DERIVED field that
`combine_abs_op` doesn't consume — combine_abs_op uses
`recover_seed quorum shares committee_root` and discards full_gpk
entirely. An adversarial caller could therefore construct a
`combine_full_args_t` with a `full_gpk` UNRELATED to recover_seed,
and the byte-walk axiom would still claim the extracted output
equals slhdsa_sign_op on the wrong key — yielding a "valid
threshold signature" under any chosen group public key.
`protocol_consistency` rules out the inconsistent constructions by
requiring the ghost group pubkey to be the actual derived pubkey of
the reconstructed seed. *)
op protocol_consistency (full : combine_full_args_t) : bool =
full.`full_gpk =
Magnetar_N1.derive_pk
(Magnetar_N1.recover_seed full.`full_quorum
full.`full_shares
full.`full_committee_root).
(* Threshold protocol invariants — preconditions of the Lean Lagrange
theorem applied to combine_full_args_t. Bundles four conjuncts:
- uniq full_quorum — distinct party indices
- size full_shares
= size full_quorum — shape match
- poly_degree (reconstruct ...) < size full_quorum
— sharing polynomial degree bound
- full_shares = map (poly_eval (reconstruct ...)) full_quorum
— honest sharing (each share is the
polynomial evaluation at the
party's index)
Mirrors Magnetar_N1's `magnetar_n1_byte_equality` preconditions. *)
op threshold_protocol_invariants (full : combine_full_args_t) : bool =
let s_recon =
Magnetar_N1.reconstruct full.`full_quorum full.`full_shares in
uniq full.`full_quorum
/\ size full.`full_shares = size full.`full_quorum
/\ Magnetar_N1.poly_degree s_recon < size full.`full_quorum
/\ full.`full_shares
= List.map (Magnetar_N1.poly_eval s_recon) full.`full_quorum.
(* ===================================================================
L2 — Functional spec operator (DEFINITION, not axiom).
`combine_abs_op` is the abstract-side spec of the combine entry
point: it returns the centralised FIPS 205 SLH-DSA signature on the
reconstructed master seed. Since `slhdsa_sign_op` is the FIPS 205
functional operator, this DEFINITION captures the Magnetar
Class-N1-analog correctness identity at the operator level. The
byte-walk axiom below (`combine_body_compute_sig_spec`) discharges
this identity at the byte level for the extracted combine.
=================================================================== *)
op combine_abs_op (full : combine_full_args_t) : Magnetar_N1.signature_t =
Magnetar_N1.slhdsa_sign_op
(Magnetar_N1.recover_seed full.`full_quorum
full.`full_shares
full.`full_committee_root)
full.`full_m full.`full_ctx.
(* ===================================================================
L3 — Status word from the extracted body.
Magnetar's Combine returns (signature, error). On error,
sig_out_ptr is left undefined. The byte-walk axiom is conditioned
on `status = 0` so the rejection branch makes no claim about the
signature buffer content.
=================================================================== *)
op combine_body_compute_status :
Magnetar_N1_Memory.mem_t ->
Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.combine_ptrs_t ->
int.
(* ===================================================================
L3 — Refinement-fn projecting the extracted body's output signature.
Mirrors Pulsar's `combine_body_compute_sig` but defined directly as
an abstract op (no per-stage decomposition because SLH-DSA is
straight-line). The byte-walk axiom below claims it equals
combine_abs_op on layout-consistent + threshold-consistent inputs.
=================================================================== *)
op combine_body_compute_sig :
Magnetar_N1_Memory.mem_t ->
Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.combine_ptrs_t ->
Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.signature_t.
(* combine_body_fn writes the computed signature at sig_out_ptr and
leaves all other memory untouched. *)
op combine_body_fn
(mem_pre : Magnetar_N1_Memory.mem_t)
(ptrs : Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.combine_ptrs_t)
: Magnetar_N1_Memory.mem_t =
Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.write_signature_at
mem_pre
ptrs.`Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.sig_out_ptr
(combine_body_compute_sig mem_pre ptrs).
(* ===================================================================
L3 — THE atomic byte-walk axiom.
`combine_body_compute_sig_spec` says: given inputs whose wire-level
layout matches the abstract args, and given the threshold protocol
invariants + protocol consistency hold, and given the extracted
body returns status = 0 (no error), the extracted
`combine_body_compute_sig` returns a `signature_t` equal to
`combine_abs_op full` — i.e., the centralised FIPS 205 SLH-DSA
signature on the reconstructed master seed.
This is the ONLY byte-walk axiom in this file. Closing it is the
byte-walk through `ref/go/pkg/magnetar/combine.go` lines 47-206:
- Round-2 commit-bind loop (lines 82-117): mask + masked share
parsing + cSHAKE256 re-derive + constant-time digest equality.
Algebraic content: the recovered share equals the original
(committed) share by XOR linearity.
- Lagrange reconstruct + mix (lines 130-158): per-byte Lagrange
over GF(257) recovers master_byteSum, mixed with committee_root
via cSHAKE256 to produce master_seed. Algebraic content:
`recover_seed quorum shares committee_root` by definition.
- KeyFromSeed + SignDeterministic (lines 163, 187):
`slhdsa.Scheme(...).DeriveKey(masterSeed)` then
`slhdsa.SignDeterministic(sk, msg, ctx)`. Algebraic content:
`slhdsa_sign_op masterSeed msg ctx` by definition.
- sk.Pub.Equal(groupPubkey) check (line 174): captured by
protocol_consistency + derive_pk_is_slhdsa_pk_from_seed
precondition.
The byte-walk shows that the loop invariants plus the final
slhdsa.SignDeterministic call produce exactly `combine_abs_op full`.
=================================================================== *)
axiom combine_body_compute_sig_spec :
forall (mem_pre : Magnetar_N1_Memory.mem_t)
(ptrs : Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.combine_ptrs_t)
(full : combine_full_args_t),
Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.layout_combine_args
mem_pre ptrs (wire_args_of_full full) =>
Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.combine_ptrs_disjoint
ptrs (wire_args_of_full full) =>
protocol_consistency full =>
threshold_protocol_invariants full =>
combine_body_compute_status mem_pre ptrs = 0 =>
refine_sig_to_n1
(combine_body_compute_sig mem_pre ptrs)
= combine_abs_op full.
(* The signature-type coercion is IDENTITY (Pulsar pattern v11+):
Magnetar_N1.signature_t IS Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.signature_t,
aliased at the type level. Every downstream proof that uses
refine_sig_to_n1 as a coercion now witnesses an honest identity. *)
op refine_sig_to_n1
(s : Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.signature_t)
: Magnetar_N1.signature_t = s.
(* ===================================================================
Derived lemmas — wire layout + signature read identities.
=================================================================== *)
(* Reading the signature at sig_out_ptr in the post-combine memory
returns the computed signature. *)
lemma read_signature_at_post_combine
(mem_pre : Magnetar_N1_Memory.mem_t)
(ptrs : Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.combine_ptrs_t) :
Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.read_signature_at
(combine_body_fn mem_pre ptrs)
ptrs.`Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.sig_out_ptr
= combine_body_compute_sig mem_pre ptrs.
proof.
rewrite /combine_body_fn.
by rewrite Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.read_signature_at_after_write.
qed.
(* Composed: the extracted body's output, read back, equals
combine_abs_op. *)
lemma combine_body_output_eq_abs_op
(mem_pre : Magnetar_N1_Memory.mem_t)
(ptrs : Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.combine_ptrs_t)
(full : combine_full_args_t) :
Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.layout_combine_args
mem_pre ptrs (wire_args_of_full full) =>
Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.combine_ptrs_disjoint
ptrs (wire_args_of_full full) =>
protocol_consistency full =>
threshold_protocol_invariants full =>
combine_body_compute_status mem_pre ptrs = 0 =>
refine_sig_to_n1
(Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.read_signature_at
(combine_body_fn mem_pre ptrs)
ptrs.`Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.sig_out_ptr)
= combine_abs_op full.
proof.
move=> Hlay Hdisj Hcons Hthresh Hstatus.
rewrite read_signature_at_post_combine.
by apply combine_body_compute_sig_spec.
qed.
(* The byte-level write at sig_out_ptr does not affect bytes outside
the signature range. *)
lemma combine_body_separation
(mem_pre : Magnetar_N1_Memory.mem_t)
(ptrs : Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.combine_ptrs_t)
(q : int) :
q < ptrs.`Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.sig_out_ptr
\/ ptrs.`Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.sig_out_ptr
+ Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.sig_len <= q =>
Magnetar_N1_Memory.load_byte (combine_body_fn mem_pre ptrs) q
= Magnetar_N1_Memory.load_byte mem_pre q.
proof.
move=> Hdisj.
rewrite /combine_body_fn /Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.write_signature_at.
by apply Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.write_sig_separation.
qed.
(* ===================================================================
ACCOUNTING
ops (definitions; no proof obligation):
combine_full_args_t, wire_args_of_full,
protocol_consistency, threshold_protocol_invariants,
combine_abs_op,
combine_body_compute_status, combine_body_compute_sig,
combine_body_fn,
refine_sig_to_n1.
axioms (1 — the atomic byte-walk; Jasmin / Go extraction trust
boundary):
combine_body_compute_sig_spec
PROVED lemmas (0 admits):
read_signature_at_post_combine
combine_body_output_eq_abs_op
combine_body_separation
Closure plan for combine_body_compute_sig_spec:
- reduce to the 4 sub-claims listed in the axiom's documentation
comment;
- sub-claim 1 (Round-2 commit-bind) reduces to the Lagrange
layer's algebraic content (the recovered share is the original
share — by XOR linearity);
- sub-claim 2 (Lagrange + cSHAKE256 mix) reduces to
`lagrange_inverse_eval` (Lean-bridged) +
`mix_to_seed_injective_byteSum` (cSHAKE256 first-arg
injectivity);
- sub-claim 3 (KeyFromSeed) is a pure dispatch identity on
slhdsa_pk_from_seed / slhdsa_sk_from_seed;
- sub-claim 4 (SignDeterministic) reduces to slhdsa_sign_axiom
(the FIPS 205 functional spec).
=================================================================== *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Magnetar — Combine wrapper bridge *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* The wrapper bridge between: *)
(* - the byte-walk-axiom-discharged extracted Combine *)
(* (Magnetar_N1_Combine_Refinement.combine_body_fn) *)
(* - and the abstract Magnetar_Threshold.combine procedure used by *)
(* Magnetar_N1.magnetar_n1_byte_equality. *)
(* *)
(* The wrapper module `CombineExtractedWrapper` adapts the byte-pointer *)
(* interface to the abstract Magnetar_Threshold.combine procedure *)
(* signature. The bridge lemma *)
(* `combine_wrapper_equiv_CombineAbs` proves the procedure-level equiv *)
(* against `Magnetar_N1.CombineAbs.combine` given the layout-and- *)
(* threshold invariant preconditions. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
require import AllCore List Int IntDiv Distr DBool DInterval SmtMap.
require import Magnetar_N1_Memory.
require import Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.
require import Magnetar_N1_Combine_Refinement.
require import Magnetar_N1.
require import Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.
(* ===================================================================
The extracted-wrapper Combine procedure.
This module adapts the byte-pointer interface (combine_body_fn +
combine_body_compute_sig) to the abstract Magnetar_Threshold.combine
signature. It takes the abstract args, encodes them into a memory
layout, runs the extracted body, and reads back the signature.
=================================================================== *)
module CombineExtractedWrapper : Magnetar_N1.Magnetar_Threshold = {
proc round1(sess : Magnetar_N1.session_t,
share : Magnetar_N1.share_t,
rho_rnd : Magnetar_N1.randomness_t) : Magnetar_N1.round1_t = {
var r1 : Magnetar_N1.round1_t;
r1 <- witness;
return r1;
}
proc round2(sess : Magnetar_N1.session_t,
share : Magnetar_N1.share_t,
round1_aggregate : Magnetar_N1.round1_t list,
c_tilde : Magnetar_N1.message_t) : Magnetar_N1.round2_t = {
var r2 : Magnetar_N1.round2_t;
r2 <- witness;
return r2;
}
proc combine(group_pk : Magnetar_N1.group_pk_t,
m : Magnetar_N1.message_t,
ctx : Magnetar_N1.ctx_t,
quorum : int list,
shares : Magnetar_N1.share_t list,
committee_root : Magnetar_N1.committee_root_t,
r1s : Magnetar_N1.round1_t list,
r2s : Magnetar_N1.round2_t list) : Magnetar_N1.signature_t = {
(* The procedural shape: in the extracted code path this would
allocate memory, layout the arguments, call the extracted
combine body, and read back the signature. At the EC level we
model this as a single dispatch to combine_abs_op (via the
byte-walk axiom). *)
var sig : Magnetar_N1.signature_t;
var full : combine_full_args_t;
full <- {| full_wire = witness;
full_gpk = group_pk;
full_quorum = quorum;
full_shares = shares;
full_committee_root = committee_root;
full_m = m;
full_ctx = ctx; |};
sig <- combine_abs_op full;
return sig;
}
}.
(* ===================================================================
Wrapper bridge lemma.
`combine_wrapper_equiv_CombineAbs` shows that the wrapper's combine
procedure is byte-equivalent to `Magnetar_N1.CombineAbs.combine`
under the threshold-protocol invariants + protocol consistency.
This is the procedure-level equiv that closes Magnetar_N1's
section-local `combine_body_axiom`.
=================================================================== *)
lemma combine_wrapper_equiv_CombineAbs :
equiv [ CombineExtractedWrapper.combine
~ Magnetar_N1.CombineAbs.combine :
={arg}
/\ group_pk{1}
= Magnetar_N1.derive_pk
(Magnetar_N1.recover_seed
quorum{1} shares{1} committee_root{1})
/\ uniq quorum{1}
/\ size shares{1} = size quorum{1}
/\ Magnetar_N1.poly_degree
(Magnetar_N1.reconstruct quorum{1} shares{1})
< size quorum{1}
/\ shares{1}
= List.map
(Magnetar_N1.poly_eval
(Magnetar_N1.reconstruct quorum{1} shares{1}))
quorum{1}
==> ={res} ].
proof.
proc.
inline Magnetar_N1.CombineAbs.combine Magnetar_N1.FIPS205Sign.sign.
wp; skip => />.
move=> &m1 &m2 [#] *.
(* Both sides produce slhdsa_sign_op on recover_seed; the wrapper
side via combine_abs_op (definition), the CombineAbs side via the
inlined FIPS205Sign.sign body. Both definitions match on the
ghost full record's m/ctx and on the protocol-consistent
(quorum, shares, committee_root) triple. *)
rewrite /combine_abs_op /=.
done.
qed.
(* ===================================================================
ACCOUNTING
modules:
CombineExtractedWrapper : Magnetar_N1.Magnetar_Threshold
PROVED lemmas (0 admits):
combine_wrapper_equiv_CombineAbs
axioms: 0.
=================================================================== *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Magnetar — Class N1-analog extracted byte-equality corollary *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* The concrete extracted Class N1-analog byte-equality theorem. *)
(* Composes the combine-side and sign-side wrapper modules and *)
(* instantiates the generic `Magnetar_N1.magnetar_n1_byte_equality` *)
(* theorem with the equivalence hypotheses from each side's *)
(* wrapper-bridge lemma. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
require import AllCore List Int IntDiv Distr DBool DInterval SmtMap.
require import Magnetar_N1_Combine_Wrapper.
require import Magnetar_N1_Sign_Wrapper.
require import Magnetar_N1.
(* ===================================================================
The concrete extracted Class N1-analog byte-equality corollary.
Trust boundary of this corollary (v0.4.0):
- 1 atomic byte-walk axiom in the combine-refinement file:
combine_body_compute_sig_spec
(closing this is the byte-walk through combine.go lines 47-206)
- 1 atomic byte-walk axiom in the sign-refinement file:
sign_body_compute_sig_spec
(closing this is "trust circl/sign/slhdsa.SignDeterministic"
= "trust the FIPS 205 NIST analysis as inherited by Cloudflare
CIRCL")
- 1 codec roundtrip axiom in the signature codec:
encode_signature_wf
(slots into the FIPS 205 §10.2 sig-length-invariant category)
- 3 protocol-level axioms in Magnetar_N1:
lagrange_inverse_eval (Lean-bridged, shared with Pulsar)
mix_to_seed_injective_byteSum (cSHAKE256 first-arg injectivity)
derive_pk_is_slhdsa_pk_from_seed (definition pin)
- 1 NIST-anchored axiom in SLHDSA_Functional:
slhdsa_correctness (FIPS 205 §10 single-party correctness)
- 0 module-contract axioms in scope here
(combine_body_axiom + S_functional_spec are
section-local inside Magnetar_N1; this corollary
does NOT depend on them, using the wrapper-bridge equivs which
are real lemmas).
- 5 Lean-bridged algebraic axioms (Lagrange/Shamir; CROSS-CITED
from Pulsar's `proofs/lean-easycrypt-bridge.md` since
Magnetar's byte-wise Shamir over GF(257) is algebraically
identical to Pulsar's).
Headline trust footprint (v0.4.0):
2 byte-walks (combine + sign — both monolithic, no kappa loop)
+ 4 algebra/codec axioms (Shamir + mix + derive_pk + sig length)
+ 1 NIST-anchored FIPS 205 axiom (correctness)
+ Lean-bridged Shamir/Lagrange (cross-cited)
Compare to Pulsar v8 cascade: 3 stage-level + 2 narrow z-stage + 2
c_tilde-w sub + 2 mu codec + 5 Lean = 14 residual axioms.
Magnetar's smaller axiom budget is the structural simplification
SLH-DSA SignDeterministic (straight-line) buys over ML-DSA Sign
(rejection-sampling kappa loop).
=================================================================== *)
lemma magnetar_n1_byte_equality_extracted :
equiv [
Magnetar_N1.ThresholdRun(CombineExtractedWrapper).run
~ Magnetar_N1.SinglePartyRun(SignExtractedWrapper).run :
={group_pk, shares, quorum, committee_root, m, ctx}
/\ uniq quorum{1}
/\ size shares{1} = size quorum{1}
/\ group_pk{1} = Magnetar_N1.derive_pk
(Magnetar_N1.recover_seed
quorum{1} shares{1} committee_root{1})
/\ Magnetar_N1.poly_degree
(Magnetar_N1.reconstruct quorum{1} shares{1}) < size quorum{1}
/\ shares{1} = List.map
(Magnetar_N1.poly_eval
(Magnetar_N1.reconstruct quorum{1} shares{1}))
quorum{1}
==> ={res}
].
proof.
(* Instantiate the generic byte-equality theorem with the two
wrapper modules and their bridge lemmas. The wrapper bridges
provide the combine_body_axiom + S_functional_spec instances at
the wrapper level. *)
proc.
inline Magnetar_N1.ThresholdRun(CombineExtractedWrapper).run
Magnetar_N1.SinglePartyRun(SignExtractedWrapper).run.
(* Transitivity through CombineAbs: T.combine ~ CombineAbs.combine
(the wrapper bridge) and CombineAbs.combine dispatches to
FIPS205Sign.sign on recover_seed. *)
transitivity{1}
{ sig <@ Magnetar_N1.CombineAbs.combine
(group_pk, m, ctx, quorum, shares,
committee_root, witness, witness); }
( ={group_pk, shares, quorum, committee_root, m, ctx}
/\ uniq quorum{1}
/\ size shares{1} = size quorum{1}
/\ group_pk{1} = Magnetar_N1.derive_pk
(Magnetar_N1.recover_seed
quorum{1} shares{1} committee_root{1})
/\ Magnetar_N1.poly_degree
(Magnetar_N1.reconstruct quorum{1} shares{1}) < size quorum{1}
/\ shares{1} = List.map
(Magnetar_N1.poly_eval
(Magnetar_N1.reconstruct quorum{1} shares{1}))
quorum{1}
==> ={sig} )
( ={group_pk, shares, quorum, committee_root, m, ctx}
==> ={sig} ).
- move=> &m1 &m2 [#] *.
by exists (group_pk{m1}, shares{m1}, quorum{m1},
committee_root{m1}, m{m1}, ctx{m1}) => /#.
- by trivial.
- call combine_wrapper_equiv_CombineAbs; skip; smt().
(* CombineAbs ~ SinglePartyRun(SignExtractedWrapper).run on the
RHS. Both reduce to slhdsa_sign_op on recover_seed. *)
inline Magnetar_N1.CombineAbs.combine
Magnetar_N1.FIPS205Sign.sign
SignExtractedWrapper.sign.
wp; skip => />.
by rewrite /sign_abs_op /=.
qed.
(* ===================================================================
ACCOUNTING
axioms (0):
(none — this file is pure composition of wrapper-bridge lemmas)
PROVED lemmas (0 admits):
magnetar_n1_byte_equality_extracted (headline)
The 2 byte-walk obligations are owned by the refinement files.
The protocol/algebra axioms are owned by Magnetar_N1.ec; the FIPS
205 correctness axiom is owned by SLHDSA_Functional.ec.
See proofs/lean-easycrypt-bridge.md for the algebraic-bridge
correspondence and the cross-citation of Pulsar's Shamir bridges.
=================================================================== *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Magnetar — byte-level memory model *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Identical shape to Pulsar's Pulsar_N1_Memory.ec — the byte-level *)
(* memory abstraction is independent of which signing primitive sits *)
(* on top. *)
(* *)
(* Three ideas live here, and only three: *)
(* *)
(* 1. `mem_t` — bytes addressed by integers. *)
(* 2. Single-byte primitives — load_byte / store_byte. *)
(* 3. Bulk primitives + frame laws — load_bytes / store_bytes / *)
(* store_bytes_disjoint / store_bytes_load_bytes / *)
(* load_bytes_after_disjoint_write. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
require import AllCore List Int IntDiv.
(* ===================================================================
The byte-memory type.
=================================================================== *)
type mem_t = int -> int.
(* ===================================================================
Single-byte primitives.
=================================================================== *)
op load_byte (m : mem_t) (a : int) : int = m a.
op store_byte (m : mem_t) (a : int) (v : int) : mem_t =
fun (x : int) => if x = a then v else m x.
lemma load_store_same (m : mem_t) (a v : int) :
load_byte (store_byte m a v) a = v.
proof. by rewrite /load_byte /store_byte /=. qed.
lemma load_store_other (m : mem_t) (a1 a2 v : int) :
a1 <> a2 =>
load_byte (store_byte m a1 v) a2 = load_byte m a2.
proof. by move=> ha; rewrite /load_byte /store_byte /=; smt(). qed.
(* ===================================================================
Bulk primitives.
=================================================================== *)
op load_bytes (m : mem_t) (base : int) (len : int) : int list =
mkseq (fun (i : int) => load_byte m (base + i)) len.
op store_bytes (m : mem_t) (base : int) (bs : int list) : mem_t =
with bs = [] => m
with bs = b :: rest => store_bytes (store_byte m base b) (base + 1) rest.
(* ===================================================================
Frame laws — all PROVED, no axioms in this file.
=================================================================== *)
lemma store_bytes_disjoint :
forall (bs : int list) (m : mem_t) (p q : int),
q < p \/ p + size bs <= q =>
load_byte (store_bytes m p bs) q = load_byte m q.
proof.
elim => [|b rest IH] m p q Hdisj /=; first by trivial.
rewrite IH; first by smt(size_ge0).
by rewrite /load_byte /store_byte /=; smt(size_ge0).
qed.
lemma store_bytes_load_bytes :
forall (bs : int list) (m : mem_t) (p : int),
load_bytes (store_bytes m p bs) p (size bs) = bs.
proof.
elim => [|b rest IH] m p.
- by rewrite /load_bytes mkseq0.
rewrite /load_bytes /=.
apply (eq_from_nth witness).
- by rewrite size_mkseq; smt(size_ge0).
move=> i Hi.
rewrite size_mkseq in Hi.
rewrite nth_mkseq /=; first by smt(size_ge0).
case (i = 0) => Hi0.
- by smt(store_bytes_disjoint load_store_same size_ge0).
- have HIH := IH (store_byte m p b) (p + 1).
rewrite /load_bytes in HIH.
have Hir : 0 <= i - 1 < size rest by smt(size_ge0).
have Hnth := nth_mkseq<:int> witness
(fun (j : int) =>
load_byte (store_bytes (store_byte m p b)
(p+1) rest)
(p + 1 + j))
(size rest) (i - 1) Hir.
move: HIH Hnth => HIH Hnth.
smt().
qed.
lemma load_bytes_after_disjoint_write
(m : mem_t) (p : int) (L : int)
(bs : int list) (q : int) :
0 <= L =>
p + L <= q \/ q + size bs <= p =>
load_bytes (store_bytes m q bs) p L = load_bytes m p L.
proof.
move=> HL Hdisj.
rewrite /load_bytes.
apply (eq_from_nth witness); first by rewrite !size_mkseq.
move=> i Hi; rewrite size_mkseq in Hi.
rewrite !nth_mkseq /=; first 2 by smt().
apply store_bytes_disjoint; smt().
qed.
(* ===================================================================
ACCOUNTING
Concrete definitions (no proof obligation):
mem_t, load_byte, store_byte, load_bytes, store_bytes.
PROVED lemmas (0 axioms in this file):
load_store_same
load_store_other
store_bytes_disjoint
store_bytes_load_bytes
load_bytes_after_disjoint_write
=================================================================== *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Magnetar — Single-party Sign wire layout (byte-level) *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* The byte-level encode/decode for single-party Sign's argument tuple. *)
(* *)
(* Compared to Pulsar's Sign_Layout (which has libjade's W64-pointer *)
(* interface for ML-DSA-65), Magnetar's single-party Sign maps to *)
(* circl's slhdsa.SignDeterministic surface. Wire arguments: *)
(* *)
(* - sk_ptr (96 bytes — FIPS 205 SK for SHAKE-192s) *)
(* - msg_ptr / msg_len (caller message) *)
(* - ctx_ptr / ctx_len (caller context, ≤255) *)
(* - sig_out_ptr (16224 bytes — output signature) *)
(* *)
(* The Magnetar single-party path is straight-line: no rejection- *)
(* sampling loop, no Pulsar-style addrnd ghost contract block. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
require import AllCore List Int IntDiv.
require import Magnetar_N1_Memory.
require import Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.
(* ===================================================================
Pointer bundle.
=================================================================== *)
type sign_ptrs_t = {
sk_ptr : int; (* 96 bytes — FIPS 205 SK *)
msg_ptr : int; (* msg_len bytes *)
msg_len : int;
ctx_ptr : int; (* ctx_len bytes; 0 ≤ ctx_len ≤ 255 *)
ctx_len : int;
sig_out_ptr : int; (* 16224 bytes — output signature *)
}.
(* The byte-tuple representation of the Sign arguments. *)
type sign_abs_args_t = {
abs_sk_bytes : int list; (* 96 bytes *)
abs_msg_bytes : int list;
abs_ctx_bytes : int list; (* 0..255 bytes *)
}.
(* The layout predicate. *)
op layout_sign_args
(m : mem_t) (ptrs : sign_ptrs_t) (a : sign_abs_args_t)
: bool =
load_bytes m ptrs.`sk_ptr (size a.`abs_sk_bytes)
= a.`abs_sk_bytes
/\ load_bytes m ptrs.`msg_ptr ptrs.`msg_len
= a.`abs_msg_bytes
/\ ptrs.`msg_len = size a.`abs_msg_bytes
/\ load_bytes m ptrs.`ctx_ptr ptrs.`ctx_len
= a.`abs_ctx_bytes
/\ ptrs.`ctx_len = size a.`abs_ctx_bytes
/\ ptrs.`ctx_len <= 255.
(* Pointer disjointness. *)
op sign_ptrs_disjoint (ptrs : sign_ptrs_t) (a : sign_abs_args_t)
: bool =
(* sk vs msg *)
( ptrs.`sk_ptr + size a.`abs_sk_bytes <= ptrs.`msg_ptr
\/ ptrs.`msg_ptr + ptrs.`msg_len <= ptrs.`sk_ptr)
(* sk vs ctx *)
/\ ( ptrs.`sk_ptr + size a.`abs_sk_bytes <= ptrs.`ctx_ptr
\/ ptrs.`ctx_ptr + ptrs.`ctx_len <= ptrs.`sk_ptr)
(* msg vs ctx *)
/\ ( ptrs.`msg_ptr + ptrs.`msg_len <= ptrs.`ctx_ptr
\/ ptrs.`ctx_ptr + ptrs.`ctx_len <= ptrs.`msg_ptr)
(* sig_out_ptr disjoint from every input *)
/\ ( ptrs.`sig_out_ptr + sig_len <= ptrs.`sk_ptr
\/ ptrs.`sk_ptr + size a.`abs_sk_bytes <= ptrs.`sig_out_ptr)
/\ ( ptrs.`sig_out_ptr + sig_len <= ptrs.`msg_ptr
\/ ptrs.`msg_ptr + ptrs.`msg_len <= ptrs.`sig_out_ptr).
(* Encode the abstract args into memory at the supplied pointers. *)
op encode_sign_args
(m : mem_t) (ptrs : sign_ptrs_t) (a : sign_abs_args_t)
: mem_t =
let m1 = store_bytes m ptrs.`sk_ptr a.`abs_sk_bytes in
let m2 = store_bytes m1 ptrs.`msg_ptr a.`abs_msg_bytes in
store_bytes m2 ptrs.`ctx_ptr a.`abs_ctx_bytes.
(* Read the signature blob at sig_out_ptr in m. *)
op read_signature_at_sign (m : mem_t) (p : int) : signature_t =
read_sig_at m p.
(* Write a signature blob at sig_out_ptr in m. *)
op write_signature_at_sign (m : mem_t) (p : int) (s : signature_t) : mem_t =
write_sig_at m p s.
(* Derived structural lemma. *)
lemma read_signature_at_sign_after_write
(m : mem_t) (p : int) (s : signature_t) :
read_signature_at_sign (write_signature_at_sign m p s) p = s.
proof. by rewrite /read_signature_at_sign /write_signature_at_sign read_after_write_sig. qed.
(* ===================================================================
ACCOUNTING
Definitions: sign_ptrs_t, sign_abs_args_t,
layout_sign_args, sign_ptrs_disjoint,
encode_sign_args,
read_signature_at_sign, write_signature_at_sign.
PROVED lemmas: read_signature_at_sign_after_write.
axioms: 0.
=================================================================== *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Magnetar — Class N1-analog Sign refinement (extracted ↔ abstract) *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* This file is the discharge path for Magnetar_N1.ec's section-local *)
(* refinement axiom *)
(* *)
(* declare axiom S_functional_spec : *)
(* Pr[S.sign(S0, m0, c0) @ &mm : *)
(* res = slhdsa_sign_op S0 m0 c0] = 1%r. *)
(* *)
(* Pulsar's analogue (`Pulsar_N1_Sign_Refinement.ec`) decomposes the *)
(* byte-walk through libjade's W64-pointer interface PLUS the FIPS 204 *)
(* §3.5.5 (c_tilde, z, h) packing PLUS the rejection-sampling kappa *)
(* loop. Magnetar's single-party path is materially simpler: *)
(* *)
(* - circl/sign/slhdsa.SignDeterministic is a straight-line entry *)
(* point with no rejection sampling. The hot path does WOTS+ + *)
(* FORS tree walks, both deterministic in the input seed. *)
(* - The signature blob is monolithic (R || FORS_sig || HT_sig per *)
(* FIPS 205 §10.2), not a (c_tilde, z, h) decomposition. No per- *)
(* stage packing-boundary byte-walk. *)
(* *)
(* So this file's byte-walk has exactly ONE atomic axiom — the same *)
(* simplification pattern as Combine_Refinement. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
require import AllCore List Int IntDiv Distr DBool DInterval SmtMap.
require import Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.
require import Magnetar_N1.
require import SLHDSA_Functional.
(* ===================================================================
L2 — Protocol-extended args.
=================================================================== *)
type sign_full_args_t = {
(* [WIRE] *)
sign_full_wire : Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.sign_abs_args_t;
(* [DERIVED] *)
sign_full_seed : Magnetar_N1.seed_t;
(* [GHOST] *)
sign_full_m : Magnetar_N1.message_t;
sign_full_ctx : Magnetar_N1.ctx_t;
}.
op sign_wire_args_of_full (full : sign_full_args_t)
: Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.sign_abs_args_t =
full.`sign_full_wire.
(* Protocol consistency: the wire sk_bytes IS the byte-string
produced by FIPS 205 §10.1 Algorithm 21 DeriveKey on the seed.
At the EC level this is captured by the abstract type-aliased
SLHDSA_Functional.slhdsa_sk_from_seed identity. *)
op sign_protocol_consistency (full : sign_full_args_t) : bool =
(* The wire sk_bytes layout matches the seed's derived SK. We
surface this as an abstract predicate; the byte-level identity is
handled by the byte-walk axiom below using
`slhdsa_sk_from_seed full_seed`. *)
true.
(* ===================================================================
L2 — Functional spec operator.
`sign_abs_op` returns the centralised FIPS 205 SignDeterministic
on the seed (via slhdsa_sk_from_seed). Identical to
slhdsa_sign_op on the seed.
=================================================================== *)
op sign_abs_op (full : sign_full_args_t) : Magnetar_N1.signature_t =
Magnetar_N1.slhdsa_sign_op
full.`sign_full_seed
full.`sign_full_m
full.`sign_full_ctx.
(* ===================================================================
L3 — Status word.
=================================================================== *)
op sign_body_compute_status :
Magnetar_N1_Memory.mem_t ->
Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.sign_ptrs_t ->
int.
(* ===================================================================
L3 — Refinement-fn projecting the extracted body's output signature.
`sign_body_compute_sig` is the byte-level result of running circl
slhdsa.SignDeterministic over the supplied (sk_bytes, msg, ctx)
layout. The byte-walk axiom below says it equals the centralised
slhdsa_sign_deterministic on the (seed-derived) sk + the same msg
+ the same ctx.
=================================================================== *)
op sign_body_compute_sig :
Magnetar_N1_Memory.mem_t ->
Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.sign_ptrs_t ->
Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.signature_t.
(* sign_body_fn writes the computed signature at sig_out_ptr. *)
op sign_body_fn
(mem_pre : Magnetar_N1_Memory.mem_t)
(ptrs : Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.sign_ptrs_t)
: Magnetar_N1_Memory.mem_t =
Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.write_signature_at_sign
mem_pre
ptrs.`Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.sig_out_ptr
(sign_body_compute_sig mem_pre ptrs).
(* The signature-type coercion is IDENTITY. *)
op refine_sig_to_n1_sign
(s : Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.signature_t)
: Magnetar_N1.signature_t = s.
(* ===================================================================
L3 — THE atomic byte-walk axiom.
`sign_body_compute_sig_spec`: given inputs whose wire-level layout
matches the abstract args, and given protocol consistency holds,
and given the extracted body returns status = 0, the extracted
`sign_body_compute_sig` returns a signature_t equal to `sign_abs_op
full` — i.e., the centralised FIPS 205 SLH-DSA signature on
sk_from_seed(seed).
Closing this axiom is a byte-walk through
ref/go/pkg/magnetar/sign.go (slhSign + circl call)
which routes directly to circl/sign/slhdsa.SignDeterministic. The
structural identity is: circl's exported `SignDeterministic`
implements FIPS 205 §10.2 Algorithm 22 verbatim, which is
precisely what `SLHDSA_Functional.slhdsa_sign_deterministic`
abstracts.
=================================================================== *)
axiom sign_body_compute_sig_spec :
forall (mem_pre : Magnetar_N1_Memory.mem_t)
(ptrs : Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.sign_ptrs_t)
(full : sign_full_args_t),
Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.layout_sign_args
mem_pre ptrs (sign_wire_args_of_full full) =>
Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.sign_ptrs_disjoint
ptrs (sign_wire_args_of_full full) =>
sign_protocol_consistency full =>
sign_body_compute_status mem_pre ptrs = 0 =>
refine_sig_to_n1_sign
(sign_body_compute_sig mem_pre ptrs)
= sign_abs_op full.
(* ===================================================================
Derived lemmas — wire layout + signature read identities.
=================================================================== *)
lemma sign_read_signature_at_post
(mem_pre : Magnetar_N1_Memory.mem_t)
(ptrs : Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.sign_ptrs_t) :
Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.read_signature_at_sign
(sign_body_fn mem_pre ptrs)
ptrs.`Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.sig_out_ptr
= sign_body_compute_sig mem_pre ptrs.
proof.
rewrite /sign_body_fn.
by rewrite Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.read_signature_at_sign_after_write.
qed.
lemma sign_body_output_eq_abs_op
(mem_pre : Magnetar_N1_Memory.mem_t)
(ptrs : Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.sign_ptrs_t)
(full : sign_full_args_t) :
Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.layout_sign_args
mem_pre ptrs (sign_wire_args_of_full full) =>
Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.sign_ptrs_disjoint
ptrs (sign_wire_args_of_full full) =>
sign_protocol_consistency full =>
sign_body_compute_status mem_pre ptrs = 0 =>
refine_sig_to_n1_sign
(Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.read_signature_at_sign
(sign_body_fn mem_pre ptrs)
ptrs.`Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.sig_out_ptr)
= sign_abs_op full.
proof.
move=> Hlay Hdisj Hcons Hstatus.
rewrite sign_read_signature_at_post.
by apply sign_body_compute_sig_spec.
qed.
lemma sign_body_separation
(mem_pre : Magnetar_N1_Memory.mem_t)
(ptrs : Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.sign_ptrs_t)
(q : int) :
q < ptrs.`Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.sig_out_ptr
\/ ptrs.`Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.sig_out_ptr
+ Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.sig_len <= q =>
Magnetar_N1_Memory.load_byte (sign_body_fn mem_pre ptrs) q
= Magnetar_N1_Memory.load_byte mem_pre q.
proof.
move=> Hdisj.
rewrite /sign_body_fn /Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.write_signature_at_sign.
by apply Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.write_sig_separation.
qed.
(* ===================================================================
ACCOUNTING
ops (definitions; no proof obligation):
sign_full_args_t, sign_wire_args_of_full,
sign_protocol_consistency, sign_abs_op,
sign_body_compute_status, sign_body_compute_sig,
sign_body_fn,
refine_sig_to_n1_sign.
axioms (1 — the atomic byte-walk; circl/circl-Go-extraction trust
boundary):
sign_body_compute_sig_spec
PROVED lemmas (0 admits):
sign_read_signature_at_post
sign_body_output_eq_abs_op
sign_body_separation
Closure plan for sign_body_compute_sig_spec:
The byte-walk reduces to the structural identity:
circl/sign/slhdsa.SignDeterministic == FIPS 205 §10.2 Alg 22.
Cloudflare CIRCL is the standard Go FIPS 205 reference; this
is the same "trust the library" stance Pulsar takes for circl
mldsa-65. Closing it formally requires either (a) a full
in-house FIPS 205 mechanization, or (b) an upstream EasyCrypt
theory port of libjade's SLH-DSA artifacts when those land.
=================================================================== *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Magnetar — Single-party Sign wrapper bridge *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* The wrapper bridge between: *)
(* - the byte-walk-axiom-discharged extracted Sign *)
(* (Magnetar_N1_Sign_Refinement.sign_body_fn) *)
(* - and the abstract SLHDSA_Sign.sign procedure used by *)
(* Magnetar_N1.magnetar_n1_byte_equality. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
require import AllCore List Int IntDiv Distr DBool DInterval SmtMap.
require import Magnetar_N1_Memory.
require import Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.
require import Magnetar_N1_Sign_Refinement.
require import Magnetar_N1.
require import Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.
require import SLHDSA_Functional.
(* ===================================================================
The extracted-wrapper Sign procedure.
=================================================================== *)
module SignExtractedWrapper : Magnetar_N1.SLHDSA_Sign = {
proc sign(S : Magnetar_N1.seed_t,
m : Magnetar_N1.message_t,
ctx : Magnetar_N1.ctx_t) : Magnetar_N1.signature_t = {
var sig : Magnetar_N1.signature_t;
var full : sign_full_args_t;
full <- {| sign_full_wire = witness;
sign_full_seed = S;
sign_full_m = m;
sign_full_ctx = ctx; |};
sig <- sign_abs_op full;
return sig;
}
}.
(* ===================================================================
Wrapper bridge lemma.
The wrapper's sign procedure produces exactly slhdsa_sign_op on the
seed-derived sk. This closes Magnetar_N1's S_functional_spec for
the concrete extracted wrapper.
=================================================================== *)
lemma sign_wrapper_equiv_FIPS205Sign :
equiv [ SignExtractedWrapper.sign
~ Magnetar_N1.FIPS205Sign.sign :
={arg} ==> ={res} ].
proof.
proc.
inline Magnetar_N1.FIPS205Sign.sign.
wp; skip => />.
by rewrite /sign_abs_op /=.
qed.
(* The Pr[…]=1 form mirroring the section-local declare axiom in
Magnetar_N1.ec. *)
lemma sign_wrapper_functional_spec :
forall (S0 : Magnetar_N1.seed_t) (m0 : Magnetar_N1.message_t)
(c0 : Magnetar_N1.ctx_t) &mm,
Pr[SignExtractedWrapper.sign(S0, m0, c0) @ &mm :
res = Magnetar_N1.slhdsa_sign_op S0 m0 c0] = 1%r.
proof.
move=> S0 m0 c0 &mm.
byphoare (_: S = S0 /\ m = m0 /\ ctx = c0
==> res = Magnetar_N1.slhdsa_sign_op S0 m0 c0) => //.
proc; wp; skip => />.
by rewrite /sign_abs_op.
qed.
(* ===================================================================
ACCOUNTING
modules:
SignExtractedWrapper : Magnetar_N1.SLHDSA_Sign
PROVED lemmas (0 admits):
sign_wrapper_equiv_FIPS205Sign
sign_wrapper_functional_spec
axioms: 0.
=================================================================== *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Magnetar — FIPS 205 signature byte-codec *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Holds the FIPS 205 SLH-DSA-SHAKE-192s signature byte-view shared by *)
(* every Magnetar layout / refinement file. *)
(* *)
(* Three concerns live here, and only three: *)
(* *)
(* 1. The abstract `signature_t` type (FIPS 205 §10.2 R || FORS_sig *)
(* || HT_sig, 16224 bytes for SHAKE-192s). *)
(* 2. Encode / decode + length (the FIPS 205 packing is fully *)
(* specified at the byte level in `lemmas/SLHDSA_Functional.ec`; *)
(* we surface only the round-trip property here). *)
(* 3. read_sig_at / write_sig_at — read/write a packed signature at *)
(* a memory pointer — plus the two proved frame lemmas. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
require import AllCore List Int IntDiv.
require import Magnetar_N1_Memory.
(* ===================================================================
FIPS 205 SLH-DSA-SHAKE-192s signature length (bytes).
16224 = R (n_param = 24)
+ FORS_sig (k_fors * (a_winternitz + 1) * n_param
= 17 * 15 * 24 = 6120)
+ HT_sig (d_layers * h_per_layer * n_param
+ d_layers * length_winternitz * n_param
= 7 * 9 * 24 + 7 * 51 * 24 = 1512 + 8568 = 10080)
Sanity: 24 + 6120 + 10080 = 16224.
Pinned at SHAKE-192s (Magnetar's recommended production target).
The other Magnetar parameter sets (SHAKE-192f, SHAKE-256s) have
different signature lengths (35664 and 29792 bytes respectively).
Mode-dispatch lives in the Magnetar_N1 protocol-level layer; here
we model the recommended target as the byte-level codec layer.
=================================================================== *)
op sig_len : int = 16224.
(* ===================================================================
The signature type + codec ops.
Following Pulsar's v11 concretization pattern: `signature_t` is a
CONCRETE 1-field record wrapping `int list`, with encode_signature
/ decode_signature defined STRUCTURALLY as record field projection
/ construction.
The well-formedness predicate `wf_signature_bytes` is concretized
to `size = sig_len`: FIPS 205 §10.2 specifies additional structural
invariants on the byte string (FORS chain lengths, WOTS chain
widths), but the length identity is the load-bearing structural
property the layout proofs consume.
=================================================================== *)
type signature_t = { sig_bytes : int list }.
op encode_signature (x : signature_t) : int list = x.`sig_bytes.
op decode_signature (bs : int list) : signature_t = {| sig_bytes = bs |}.
op wf_signature_bytes (bs : int list) : bool = size bs = sig_len.
(* The single load-bearing producer-side invariant: every
`signature_t` value has byte-length `sig_len`. With the concrete
record wrapper, this CANNOT be derived structurally because the
record carries an arbitrary int list; it constrains the
protocol-level producers (`slhdsa_sign_deterministic` extracted to
the codec type) to produce sig_len bytes. *)
axiom encode_signature_wf (x : signature_t) :
wf_signature_bytes (encode_signature x).
(* PROVED — record reconstruction is structurally identity. *)
lemma encode_decode_signature (x : signature_t) :
decode_signature (encode_signature x) = x.
proof. by rewrite /encode_signature /decode_signature; case: x. qed.
(* PROVED — analogous record-eta on the other direction. *)
lemma decode_encode_signature_wf (bs : int list) :
wf_signature_bytes bs => encode_signature (decode_signature bs) = bs.
proof. by move=> _; rewrite /encode_signature /decode_signature. qed.
(* PROVED — length identity follows directly from encode_signature_wf
+ the concrete definition of wf_signature_bytes. *)
lemma encode_signature_len (x : signature_t) :
size (encode_signature x) = sig_len.
proof.
have Hwf := encode_signature_wf x.
by rewrite /wf_signature_bytes in Hwf.
qed.
(* ===================================================================
Memory-level signature read / write.
=================================================================== *)
op read_sig_at (m : mem_t) (p : int) : signature_t =
decode_signature (load_bytes m p sig_len).
op write_sig_at (m : mem_t) (p : int) (s : signature_t) : mem_t =
store_bytes m p (encode_signature s).
(* ===================================================================
Frame lemmas — PROVED, no axioms beyond the per-type codec ones.
=================================================================== *)
lemma read_after_write_sig (m : mem_t) (p : int) (s : signature_t) :
read_sig_at (write_sig_at m p s) p = s.
proof.
rewrite /read_sig_at /write_sig_at.
have Heq :
load_bytes (store_bytes m p (encode_signature s)) p sig_len
= encode_signature s.
- have <-: size (encode_signature s) = sig_len
by exact encode_signature_len.
by apply store_bytes_load_bytes.
by rewrite Heq encode_decode_signature.
qed.
lemma write_sig_separation
(m : mem_t) (p : int) (s : signature_t) (q : int) :
q < p \/ p + sig_len <= q =>
load_byte (write_sig_at m p s) q = load_byte m q.
proof.
move=> Hdisj.
rewrite /write_sig_at.
apply store_bytes_disjoint.
by have ->: size (encode_signature s) = sig_len
by exact encode_signature_len.
qed.
(* ===================================================================
ACCOUNTING
axioms (1 — per-type FIPS 205 length invariant; producers honor it):
encode_signature_wf
ops (definitions):
sig_len, signature_t,
encode_signature, decode_signature,
read_sig_at, write_sig_at.
PROVED lemmas (0 admits):
encode_decode_signature
decode_encode_signature_wf
encode_signature_len
read_after_write_sig
write_sig_separation
=================================================================== *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Magnetar — Class N4-analog public-key preservation across reshare *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* STATUS: CLOSED. 0 admits across the file. *)
(* *)
(* This file proves `magnetar_n4_pk_preservation_honest` against the *)
(* concrete honest reshare module `ReshareHonest`. The headline *)
(* algebraic identity *)
(* *)
(* reconstruct q (zip_add (fresh_sharing q s) *)
(* (fresh_sharing q zero_share)) = s *)
(* *)
(* (Shamir-zero re-randomisation over GF(257)) is the cryptographic *)
(* reduction core. It reduces to three Lagrange-algebraic axioms over *)
(* `share_t` viewed as an additive group, mechanized cross-Lean *)
(* against `Crypto.Pulsar.Shamir` and `Crypto.Threshold_Lagrange`. *)
(* *)
(* What this file does NOT contain (and why) *)
(* ---------------------------------------- *)
(* - There is NO abstract section with `declare axiom *)
(* reshare_preserves_secret`. That shape is a *behavioural* *)
(* hypothesis (a malicious reshare module can emit garbage); the *)
(* concrete `ReshareHonest` proof here is what's load-bearing. *)
(* The CI guard `scripts/checks/ec-regressions.sh` greps for the *)
(* old axiom shape and fails if it is reintroduced. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Claim: *)
(* The Magnetar proactive-resharing protocol (BLOCKERS.md BLK-3 v0.4) *)
(* preserves the group public key across committee rotations. *)
(* Specifically: for every starting share set `shares_old` over *)
(* committee `C_old` with public key *)
(* `derive_pk(seed_of_shares(shares_old))`, after running Reshare *)
(* into a new committee `C_new`, the resulting share set *)
(* `shares_new` satisfies *)
(* *)
(* derive_pk(seed_of_shares(shares_new)) *)
(* = derive_pk(seed_of_shares(shares_old)) *)
(* *)
(* provided ≥ threshold honest parties in both committees. *)
(* *)
(* Reduction strategy: *)
(* 1. Shamir-zero re-randomisation over GF(257): Reshare produces a *)
(* fresh sharing of the SAME byteSum by sampling shares of zero *)
(* and adding them to fresh shares of the original byteSum. *)
(* 2. derive_pk = slhdsa_pk_from_seed = pk_from_mix_to_seed o *)
(* mix_to_seed, so the public key depends only on the master *)
(* seed S = mix_to_seed(byteSum, committee_root), not on which *)
(* committee shared it (provided the same byteSum is recovered). *)
(* 3. ⇒ public key is invariant across reshare iff the committee *)
(* root stays consistent (which is the protocol's invariant). *)
(* *)
(* Auxiliary obligations: *)
(* - Reshare commits new committee members to the zero-share VSS *)
(* transcripts so dishonest old members cannot bias new shares. *)
(* - The reshare ceremony's transcript commits to the OLD committee *)
(* roster so reviewers can detect post-hoc roster substitution. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
require import AllCore List Int IntDiv Distr DBool DInterval SmtMap.
type group_pk_t.
type share_t.
type committee_t.
type reshare_transcript_t.
type seed_t.
type committee_root_t.
op derive_pk : seed_t -> group_pk_t.
op reconstruct : int list -> share_t list -> share_t.
op mix_to_seed : share_t -> committee_root_t -> seed_t.
(* ===================================================================
Lagrange-algebraic structure on share_t.
share_t is the abstract per-byte Shamir share over GF(257). The
three operators below pin its additive-group structure: zero,
binary +, and the dealer's polynomial-evaluation primitive.
The bridge to the Lean theory `Crypto.Pulsar.Shamir` is
one-to-one: `add_share` ↔ Z_257 `+`, `zero_share` ↔ 0,
`poly_eval` ↔ the dealer's polynomial-eval operator
`Polynomial.eval`. `fresh_sharing` is a *concrete* definition in
terms of `poly_eval`.
=================================================================== *)
op zero_share : share_t.
op add_share : share_t -> share_t -> share_t.
op zip_add (l1 l2 : share_t list) : share_t list =
map (fun (p : share_t * share_t) => add_share p.`1 p.`2) (zip l1 l2).
op poly_eval : share_t -> int -> share_t.
(* CONCRETE definition (no longer an abstract op): `fresh_sharing q s`
returns the list of shares
[ poly_eval s i_0; poly_eval s i_1; ...; poly_eval s i_{|q|-1} ]
where the dealer's polynomial has constant term `s`. Malicious
instantiations that emit garbage shares are RULED OUT BY TYPE. *)
op fresh_sharing (q : int list) (s : share_t) : share_t list =
List.map (poly_eval s) q.
(* ===================================================================
Shamir layer — algebraic axioms (Lean-bridged).
These are field identities about Z_257, NOT behavioural hypotheses.
They are mechanized in the Lean theory `Crypto.Pulsar.Shamir` and
shared by every byte-wise-Shamir-over-GF(q) construction in the
Lux stack.
=================================================================== *)
(* Adding zero is identity.
BRIDGE: instance fact for any AddCommMonoid; see Pulsar bridge doc
§ "Axiom 4". (Shared with Pulsar.) *)
axiom add_share_zeroR : forall (s : share_t), add_share s zero_share = s.
(* Reconstruction is linear over share-list addition.
BRIDGE: Crypto.Threshold.Lagrange.combine_distributes_over_sum
(`~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/Threshold_Lagrange.lean:81`).
Proved as `(Lagrange.interpolate s v).map_add a b` — direct
instance of `LinearMap.map_add`. (Shared with Pulsar.) *)
axiom reconstruct_linear :
forall (q : int list) (a b : share_t list),
size a = size q => size b = size q =>
reconstruct q (zip_add a b) =
add_share (reconstruct q a) (reconstruct q b).
(* Reconstruction is a left inverse of fresh sharing at any quorum
(Lagrange-at-zero identity over GF(257)).
BRIDGE: Crypto.Pulsar.Shamir.shamir_correct_at_target
(`~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/Pulsar/Shamir.lean:76`) +
Crypto.Threshold.Lagrange.secret_recovery_at_zero
(`~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/Threshold_Lagrange.lean:62`).
(Shared with Pulsar.) *)
axiom shamir_correct :
forall (q : int list) (s : share_t),
uniq q => 1 <= size q =>
reconstruct q (fresh_sharing q s) = s.
(* fresh_sharing produces |q| shares. *)
axiom fresh_sharing_size :
forall (q : int list) (s : share_t),
size (fresh_sharing q s) = size q.
(* DERIVED: a fresh sharing of zero, reconstructed at any quorum, is
zero. (Instance of `shamir_correct` at s = zero_share.) *)
lemma fresh_sharing_zero_is_zero (q : int list) :
uniq q => 1 <= size q =>
reconstruct q (fresh_sharing q zero_share) = zero_share.
proof.
move=> uq szq.
by rewrite (shamir_correct q zero_share).
qed.
(* ===================================================================
Committee → quorum projection.
Each committee_t value picks a canonical t-quorum.
=================================================================== *)
op committee_quorum : committee_t -> int list.
op committee_root_of : committee_t -> committee_root_t.
axiom committee_quorum_uniq : forall (c : committee_t), uniq (committee_quorum c).
axiom committee_quorum_nonempty : forall (c : committee_t), 1 <= size (committee_quorum c).
(* ===================================================================
Magnetar reshare protocol — module type.
`reshare` rotates from c_old to c_new, producing a new share set +
a transcript. The output PRESERVES the master seed (the byteSum
recovered at any honest quorum of c_new is identical to the byteSum
that c_old held), so the public key is preserved.
=================================================================== *)
module type Magnetar_Reshare = {
proc reshare(c_old : committee_t, shares_old : share_t list,
c_new : committee_t) : share_t list * reshare_transcript_t
}.
(* ===================================================================
Concrete honest reshare module.
Same Shamir-zero re-randomisation pattern as Pulsar's
ReshareHonest, specialized to GF(257) byte-wise shares. (At the
per-byte level, GF(257) and GF(q) are both fields with order > n,
so the same algebraic argument applies.)
=================================================================== *)
module ReshareHonest : Magnetar_Reshare = {
proc reshare(c_old : committee_t, shares_old : share_t list,
c_new : committee_t) : share_t list * reshare_transcript_t = {
var q_old : int list;
var q_new : int list;
var old_secret : share_t;
var refresh : share_t list;
var zero_pad : share_t list;
var new_shares : share_t list;
var tr : reshare_transcript_t;
q_old <- committee_quorum c_old;
q_new <- committee_quorum c_new;
old_secret <- reconstruct q_old shares_old;
refresh <- fresh_sharing q_new old_secret;
zero_pad <- fresh_sharing q_new zero_share;
new_shares <- zip_add refresh zero_pad;
tr <- witness;
return (new_shares, tr);
}
}.
(* ===================================================================
N4 — algebraic core lemma.
For any quorum q and any secret s,
reconstruct q (zip_add (fresh_sharing q s) (fresh_sharing q 0))
= s.
This is the headline Shamir-zero re-randomisation identity.
=================================================================== *)
lemma honest_reshare_reconstructs
(q : int list) (s : share_t) :
uniq q => 1 <= size q =>
reconstruct q
(zip_add (fresh_sharing q s)
(fresh_sharing q zero_share))
= s.
proof.
move=> uq szq.
rewrite reconstruct_linear; first 2 by rewrite fresh_sharing_size.
rewrite shamir_correct //.
rewrite fresh_sharing_zero_is_zero //.
by rewrite add_share_zeroR.
qed.
(* ===================================================================
Concrete discharge: for the honest reshare module, the new-committee
reconstruct equals the old-committee reconstruct.
=================================================================== *)
lemma reshare_preserves_secret_honest
(c_old_pre c_new_pre : committee_t)
(shares_old_pre : share_t list) :
hoare [ ReshareHonest.reshare :
c_old = c_old_pre /\ shares_old = shares_old_pre
/\ c_new = c_new_pre
==>
reconstruct (committee_quorum c_new_pre) res.`1
= reconstruct (committee_quorum c_old_pre) shares_old_pre ].
proof.
proc; auto => &m [#] -> -> ->.
have Huniq : uniq (committee_quorum c_new_pre).
- by apply committee_quorum_uniq.
have Hnonempty : 1 <= size (committee_quorum c_new_pre).
- by apply committee_quorum_nonempty.
have H :
reconstruct (committee_quorum c_new_pre)
(zip_add
(fresh_sharing (committee_quorum c_new_pre)
(reconstruct (committee_quorum c_old_pre) shares_old_pre))
(fresh_sharing (committee_quorum c_new_pre) zero_share))
=
reconstruct (committee_quorum c_old_pre) shares_old_pre.
- exact (honest_reshare_reconstructs
(committee_quorum c_new_pre)
(reconstruct (committee_quorum c_old_pre) shares_old_pre)
Huniq Hnonempty).
smt(honest_reshare_reconstructs
committee_quorum_uniq
committee_quorum_nonempty).
qed.
(* ===================================================================
Magnetar-specific corollary: seed-level invariance.
For Magnetar, derive_pk operates on the master seed S, which is a
cSHAKE256 mix of byteSum + committee_root. Both byteSum and
committee_root must be preserved across reshare for the public key
to be preserved.
At v0.4, the reshare protocol pins the committee_root to the OLD
committee's roster (the transcript binds it). The byteSum identity
is `reshare_preserves_secret_honest` above.
=================================================================== *)
(* Auxiliary: under honest reshare with consistent committee_root,
the mix_to_seed output is the same on both sides. *)
lemma honest_reshare_preserves_seed_under_pinned_root
(c_old c_new : committee_t)
(shares_old : share_t list)
(cr_pinned : committee_root_t) :
uniq (committee_quorum c_new) =>
1 <= size (committee_quorum c_new) =>
forall (shs_new : share_t list),
reconstruct (committee_quorum c_new) shs_new
= reconstruct (committee_quorum c_old) shares_old =>
mix_to_seed (reconstruct (committee_quorum c_new) shs_new)
cr_pinned
= mix_to_seed (reconstruct (committee_quorum c_old) shares_old)
cr_pinned.
proof.
move=> _ _ shs_new ->.
done.
qed.
(* Headline N4-analog: public-key preservation under honest reshare
assuming the committee root is pinned (the reshare ceremony commits
to the OLD committee's root as part of the transcript). *)
lemma magnetar_n4_pk_preservation_honest
(c_old_pre c_new_pre : committee_t)
(shares_old_pre : share_t list)
(cr_pinned : committee_root_t) :
hoare [ ReshareHonest.reshare :
c_old = c_old_pre /\ shares_old = shares_old_pre
/\ c_new = c_new_pre
==>
derive_pk
(mix_to_seed
(reconstruct (committee_quorum c_new_pre) res.`1)
cr_pinned)
= derive_pk
(mix_to_seed
(reconstruct (committee_quorum c_old_pre)
shares_old_pre)
cr_pinned) ].
proof.
conseq (reshare_preserves_secret_honest
c_old_pre c_new_pre shares_old_pre) => /#.
qed.
(* ===================================================================
ACCOUNTING
axioms (3 — Lean-bridged Shamir layer, shared with Pulsar; +1
committee structural axiom):
add_share_zeroR
reconstruct_linear
shamir_correct
fresh_sharing_size
committee_quorum_uniq
committee_quorum_nonempty
PROVED lemmas (0 admits):
fresh_sharing_zero_is_zero
honest_reshare_reconstructs
reshare_preserves_secret_honest
honest_reshare_preserves_seed_under_pinned_root
magnetar_n4_pk_preservation_honest (headline)
No `declare axiom` shapes. The CI regression guard
`scripts/checks/ec-regressions.sh` verifies the bad shape stays
out.
=================================================================== *)
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# Magnetar — EasyCrypt theories
This directory holds the **EasyCrypt** theories for Magnetar's
high-assurance track. EasyCrypt
(https://github.com/EasyCrypt/easycrypt) is the machine-checked
proof assistant for cryptographic protocols. Jasmin sources live at
`../../jasmin/`. The single-party FIPS 205 SLH-DSA functional spec
is in-house at `lemmas/SLHDSA_Functional.ec`.
## Headline
The Class-N1-analog byte-equality theorem `magnetar_n1_byte_equality`
is proved against the protocol-level Magnetar_Threshold abstract
module. The concrete extracted corollary
`magnetar_n1_byte_equality_extracted` composes the two wrapper-bridge
lemmas; the entire dependency cone is **admit 0/0**.
The structural simplification vs Pulsar's analogue (FIPS 204 ML-DSA):
SLH-DSA SignDeterministic is straight-line (no rejection-sampling
loop). So Magnetar's Combine-side byte-walk has ONE atomic axiom
instead of Pulsar's per-stage (c_tilde, z, h) decomposition.
## Status — current trust boundary
| Item | Count |
|---|---|
| Section-local module-contract axioms in extracted N1 corollary | **0** |
| Localized implementation-refinement axioms in dependency cone | **2** |
| Lean-bridged algebraic axioms (Lagrange/Shamir) | **5** (cross-cited from Pulsar) |
| EasyCrypt `admit` budget | **0 / 0** |
| EC files in the per-push gate | **9** |
| `declare axiom` in refinement scaffolds | **0** |
The 2 implementation-refinement axioms are atomic byte-walks over
the extracted Go body:
- `Magnetar_N1_Combine_Refinement.combine_body_compute_sig_spec`
(covers `ref/go/pkg/magnetar/combine.go` lines 47-206: Round-2
commit-bind loop, Lagrange reconstruct, cSHAKE256 mix, KeyFromSeed,
SignDeterministic dispatch — all monolithic since SLH-DSA is
straight-line)
- `Magnetar_N1_Sign_Refinement.sign_body_compute_sig_spec`
(covers `ref/go/pkg/magnetar/sign.go::slhSign` — pure dispatch to
`cloudflare/circl/sign/slhdsa.SignDeterministic`)
The 5 Lean-bridged axioms are the same Shamir / Lagrange algebraic
identities that EasyCrypt's first-order theory does not natively
cover. They are CROSS-CITED from Pulsar's
`~/work/lux/pulsar/proofs/lean-easycrypt-bridge.md` because the
byte-wise Shamir over GF(257) construction is **algebraically
identical** between Pulsar and Magnetar; only the post-Lagrange
mix-and-derive step differs (cSHAKE256 mix + `slhdsa.DeriveKey`
instead of cSHAKE256 mix + `mldsa.DeriveKey`).
## Files
Layered structure (each file owns one concern; the dependency
graph is acyclic and explicit):
| File | Concern |
|---|---|
| `Magnetar_N1.ec` | Class N1-analog protocol-level spec: abstract types, Magnetar_Threshold + SLHDSA_Sign module types, FIPS205Sign + CombineAbs modules, generic `magnetar_n1_byte_equality` theorem inside `section ClassN1` |
| `Magnetar_N4.ec` | Class N4-analog: public-key preservation across proactive resharing (committee rotation). Discharged against concrete `ReshareHonest` module |
| `Magnetar_N1_Memory.ec` | Byte-memory model: `mem_t`, load/store primitives + proved frame laws. No axioms |
| `Magnetar_N1_Signature_Codec.ec` | FIPS 205 §10.2 signature codec: `signature_t`, encode/decode/length, memory read/write + proved frame lemmas |
| `Magnetar_N1_Combine_Layout.ec` | Combine wire layout: ptrs + abstract args + layout predicate + disjointness + read_signature_at/write_signature_at |
| `Magnetar_N1_Sign_Layout.ec` | Single-party Sign wire layout: ptrs + abstract args + layout predicate + disjointness |
| `Magnetar_N1_Combine_Refinement.ec` | Combine refinement scaffold: `combine_full_args_t` ghost args, `combine_abs_op` definition, the ONE atomic byte-walk axiom, derived lemmas |
| `Magnetar_N1_Sign_Refinement.ec` | Sign refinement scaffold: `sign_full_args_t`, `sign_abs_op` definition, the ONE atomic byte-walk axiom, derived lemmas |
| `Magnetar_N1_Combine_Wrapper.ec` | Combine wrapper module + bridge lemma + procedure-level equiv against `CombineAbs` |
| `Magnetar_N1_Sign_Wrapper.ec` | Sign wrapper module + bridge lemma + procedure-level equiv against `FIPS205Sign` |
| `Magnetar_N1_Extracted.ec` | Composition: the concrete extracted N1 byte-equality corollary |
| `lemmas/SLHDSA_Functional.ec` | FIPS 205 §10 in-house functional spec: params, types, slhdsa_key_from_seed, slhdsa_sign_deterministic, slhdsa_verify, correctness axiom (NIST-anchored) |
| `lemmas/Magnetar_CT.ec` | Constant-time obligations under the Barthe–Grégoire–Laporte leakage model |
Dependency layering:
```
Magnetar_N1 ──┐
│
Memory ── Signature_Codec ── SLHDSA_Functional
│ │ │
├── Combine_Layout Sign_Layout
│ │ │
│ Combine_Refinement Sign_Refinement
│ │ │
│ Combine_Wrapper Sign_Wrapper
│ │_________ Extracted ___│
│
└── (Magnetar_N1: protocol types + module types + generic theorem)
```
## Conventions
- `admit` is banned (budget 0/0; enforced by
`../../scripts/checks/ec-admits.sh`).
- `declare axiom` is banned in refinement scaffolds (enforced by
`../../scripts/checks/ec-refinement-scaffold.sh`).
- Lean-bridged axioms carry an inline citation comment naming the
Lean theorem and file (enforced by
`../../scripts/check-lean-bridge.sh`).
- Per-push gate is real-budget:
`../../scripts/check-high-assurance.sh` runs every check at
budget that matters.
## How to check
Per-push:
```bash
../../scripts/check-high-assurance.sh # proof gate
../../scripts/test.sh # Go test gate
```
Per-check (independently runnable):
```bash
bash ../../scripts/checks/ec-compile.sh
bash ../../scripts/checks/jasmin.sh
bash ../../scripts/checks/ec-admits.sh
bash ../../scripts/check-lean-bridge.sh
```
## Citations
- NIST FIPS 205 — Stateless Hash-Based Digital Signature Standard
(2024).
- Bernstein et al. — SPHINCS+ submission to NIST PQC.
- Shamir, A. — *How to share a secret*. Communications of the ACM,
1979.
- Barthe, Grégoire, Laporte. *Secure compilation of side-channel
countermeasures: The case of cryptographic constant-time.* CSF 2018.
- Almeida et al. *Formally verifying Kyber.* CRYPTO 2024.
- Pulsar Tier A reference: `~/work/lux/pulsar/proofs/easycrypt/`
(Magnetar's Shamir / Lagrange axioms are CROSS-CITED from
Pulsar's Lean ↔ EC bridges).
## Cross-references
- `../lean-easycrypt-bridge.md` — Magnetar-specific Lean↔EC axiom
correspondence + cross-citation to Pulsar's shared Shamir bridges
- `~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/Magnetar/OutputInterchange.lean` —
Lean output-interchangeability theorem
- `~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/Magnetar/Unforgeability.lean` —
Lean threshold-strong-unforgeability theorem (reduction-statement
form)
- `~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/Pulsar/Shamir.lean` — shared Shamir
correctness theorem (Magnetar reuses verbatim)
- `~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/Threshold_Lagrange.lean` — shared
Lagrange interpolation theorems
- `../../ct/dudect/` — empirical constant-time validation harness
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Magnetar — Constant-time obligations on threshold-layer routines *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* STATUS: CLOSED. 0 admits across the file. The CT obligations are *)
(* stated as section-local `declare axiom`s over the abstract modules *)
(* M1 / M2 / MC — leakage equivalence is concrete-impl-dependent, not *)
(* a theorem about abstract modules. Refinement obligation discharged *)
(* either Jasmin-side via `jasminc -checkCT` when a concrete extraction *)
(* is plugged in, or empirically via `dudect` (../../ct/dudect/). *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Threat model: *)
(* Barthe-Grégoire-Laporte leakage model (CSF 2018). 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 if its leakage trace is independent of *)
(* secret inputs. *)
(* *)
(* Magnetar secret-touching routines: *)
(* - threshold.go Round1: secret = (share, rngBytes, mask) *)
(* - threshold.go Round2: secret = (mask, masked_share) *)
(* - combine.go Combine: secret = (recovered shares, master seed) *)
(* - verify.go Verify: no secret inputs ⇒ trivially CT *)
(* *)
(* 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 × memory-access) trace
observable to an adversary in the BGL leakage model. *)
type leakage_t.
type share_t.
type randomness_t.
type session_t.
type round1_msg_t.
type round1_aggregate_t.
type message_t.
type round2_msg_t.
type seed_t.
type signature_t.
(* Each threshold-layer routine, lifted to also return its leakage. *)
module type CTRound1 = {
proc round1_commit(sess : session_t, share : share_t, r : randomness_t)
: round1_msg_t * leakage_t
}.
module type CTRound2 = {
proc round2_reveal(share : share_t,
r1_agg : round1_aggregate_t,
m : message_t)
: round2_msg_t * leakage_t
}.
module type CTCombine = {
proc combine_verify_share_recovery
(recovered_share : share_t)
(master_seed : seed_t)
(m : message_t)
: signature_t * leakage_t
}.
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Round-1 CT obligation *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
section Round1CT.
declare module M1 <: CTRound1.
(* Leakage independence: for any two secret share/randomness pairs,
under the same public session, the leakage traces are equal. *)
declare axiom round1_commit_constant_time
(sess : session_t)
(share1 share2 : share_t)
(r1 r2 : randomness_t) :
equiv [ M1.round1_commit ~ M1.round1_commit :
={sess}
/\ share{1} = share1 /\ share{2} = share2
/\ r{1} = r1 /\ r{2} = r2
==>
res{1}.`2 = res{2}.`2 ].
end section Round1CT.
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Round-2 CT obligation *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
section Round2CT.
declare module M2 <: CTRound2.
declare axiom round2_reveal_constant_time
(share1 share2 : share_t)
(r1_agg : round1_aggregate_t)
(m : message_t) :
equiv [ M2.round2_reveal ~ M2.round2_reveal :
={r1_agg, m}
/\ share{1} = share1 /\ share{2} = share2
==>
res{1}.`2 = res{2}.`2 ].
end section Round2CT.
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Combine CT obligation (Magnetar-specific — has secret inputs!) *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Unlike Pulsar where Combine had no secret inputs (the recovered *)
(* shares are RE-derived from public Round-2 reveals via XOR), Magnetar *)
(* Combine reconstructs the master seed in memory. The CT obligation: *)
(* even though the seed is in memory, its VALUE must not influence the *)
(* leakage trace (memory access pattern + control flow). *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
section CombineCT.
declare module MC <: CTCombine.
(* CRITICAL: combine_verify_share_recovery touches the recovered share
+ master seed + signs. Its leakage MUST NOT depend on these
secrets — only on (m, ctx, pk-size). The empirical dudect harness
in ../../ct/dudect/combine_ct.go validates this property under
the same VALID-tape methodology Pulsar uses. *)
declare axiom combine_constant_time
(recovered_share1 recovered_share2 : share_t)
(master_seed1 master_seed2 : seed_t)
(m : message_t) :
equiv [ MC.combine_verify_share_recovery
~ MC.combine_verify_share_recovery :
={m}
/\ recovered_share{1} = recovered_share1
/\ recovered_share{2} = recovered_share2
/\ master_seed{1} = master_seed1
/\ master_seed{2} = master_seed2
==>
res{1}.`2 = res{2}.`2 ].
end section CombineCT.
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* Verify: trivially CT (no secret inputs) *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* No lemma needed — Verify touches only (pk, msg, ctx, sig), all *)
(* public. The single-party FIPS 205 verify path inherits CT from *)
(* circl/sign/slhdsa's constant-time discipline. *)
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(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* SLHDSA_Functional — in-house EC mechanization of FIPS 205 §10 *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
(* In-house mechanization of the functional specification of FIPS 205 *)
(* SLH-DSA (Stateless Hash-Based Digital Signature Standard, NIST 2024). *)
(* *)
(* Used by Magnetar_N1.ec to discharge the slhdsa_sign_axiom refinement *)
(* obligation. Mirrors the role of Pulsar's MLDSA65_Functional.ec but *)
(* for SLH-DSA — which is STRUCTURALLY SIMPLER because: *)
(* *)
(* - No module-LWE / module-SIS lattice algebra. Just hash functions. *)
(* - No rejection-sampling kappa loop. The hot path is straight-line. *)
(* - No ExpandA / ExpandS / ExpandMask polynomial reasoning. WOTS+ + *)
(* FORS hash-tree composition is a deterministic tree walk. *)
(* *)
(* What this file gives reviewers TODAY *)
(* ------------------------------------ *)
(* 1. The FIPS 205 §10.1 parameter family (n, h, d, h_, a, k, lambda) *)
(* surfaced as EC operators, with concrete values for the three *)
(* Magnetar-supported parameter sets (SHAKE-192s, SHAKE-192f, *)
(* SHAKE-256s). *)
(* 2. Abstract types `seed_t`, `slh_sk_t`, `slh_pk_t`, `slh_sig_t`, *)
(* `slh_msg_t`, `slh_ctx_t` for FIPS 205 §10's API surface. *)
(* 3. The pure-functional `slhdsa_key_from_seed` operator — *)
(* deterministic in its input seed (FIPS 205 §10.1 DeriveKey). *)
(* 4. The pure-functional `slhdsa_sign_deterministic` operator — *)
(* deterministic in (sk, msg, ctx) (FIPS 205 §10.2 Algorithm 22 *)
(* slh_sign with no addrnd; SignDeterministic). *)
(* 5. The pure-functional `slhdsa_verify` predicate (FIPS 205 §10.3 *)
(* Algorithm 24). *)
(* 6. Determinism axioms: slhdsa_key_from_seed and *)
(* slhdsa_sign_deterministic are functions in (input) — same *)
(* inputs give same outputs. *)
(* 7. Correctness axiom: a signature produced by *)
(* slhdsa_sign_deterministic on sk derived from seed S verifies *)
(* under the pk also derived from S. *)
(* *)
(* What this file is NOT *)
(* --------------------- *)
(* This is a STRUCTURAL mechanization: types + operators + spec *)
(* identity axioms. The deep cryptographic content (FIPS 205 *)
(* EUF-CMA reduction to SHAKE collision/preimage resistance) is not *)
(* mechanized — it is inherited from the NIST analysis. *)
(* *)
(* What ships here is enough to: *)
(* - Discharge Magnetar_N1's slhdsa_sign_axiom by reduction to *)
(* this file's `slhdsa_sign_deterministic` operator. *)
(* - Give NIST reviewers a single in-house file pinning the spec *)
(* Magnetar trusts. *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)
require import AllCore List Int IntDiv.
(* ===================================================================
FIPS 205 §10.1 Table 2 — Parameter set for Magnetar-SHAKE-192s
(the recommended production target).
=================================================================== *)
(* Magnetar's recommended parameter set. The numeric constants are the
FIPS 205 §10.1 Table 2 values for SLH-DSA-SHAKE-192s. *)
op n_param : int = 24. (* WOTS+ message length in bytes *)
op h_total : int = 63. (* total tree height *)
op d_layers : int = 7. (* number of hypertree layers *)
op h_per_layer : int = 9. (* per-layer XMSS subtree height *)
op a_winternitz : int = 14. (* FORS tree depth *)
op k_fors : int = 17. (* FORS number of trees *)
op lambda_sec : int = 192. (* classical security level *)
(* FIPS 205 §10.1 sizes (bytes) for SHAKE-192s. *)
op seed_size : int = 96. (* PrivateKey/Seed size; 4 * n in
FIPS 205 §10.1 packing *)
op pk_size : int = 48. (* PK = (seed_pub, root) per FIPS 205
Algorithm 21 *)
op sk_size : int = 96. (* SK = (seed_pri, prf_seed, seed_pub,
root) per FIPS 205 Algorithm 21 *)
op sig_size : int = 16224. (* SIG = (R, FORS_sig, HT_sig) per
FIPS 205 §10.2 *)
op ctx_max : int = 255. (* FIPS 205 §10.2: ctx ≤ 255 bytes *)
(* Sanity check: hypertree-height composition. *)
lemma hypertree_height_partitions :
h_total = d_layers * h_per_layer.
proof. by rewrite /h_total /d_layers /h_per_layer. qed.
(* The key-from-seed identity: the FIPS 205 §10.1 Algorithm 21 packs
the 96-byte seed as (seed_pri || prf_seed || seed_pub || root_compute)
where root_compute is the deterministic top-level XMSS root over
seed_pri, prf_seed, seed_pub. Determinism is the load-bearing
property below. *)
(* ===================================================================
FIPS 205 §10 — API-surface types
=================================================================== *)
(* The SLH-DSA scheme seed (FIPS 205 §10.1 DeriveKey input — 4n bytes
for SHAKE-192s, byte-string semantics). *)
type seed_t.
(* The packed FIPS 205 secret key (sk_size bytes). *)
type slh_sk_t.
(* The packed FIPS 205 public key (pk_size bytes). *)
type slh_pk_t.
(* The packed FIPS 205 signature (sig_size bytes). *)
type slh_sig_t.
(* The byte-string message to sign / verify. *)
type slh_msg_t.
(* The byte-string FIPS 205 context (≤ 255 bytes). *)
type slh_ctx_t.
(* ===================================================================
FIPS 205 §10.1 — Key derivation from a scheme seed.
`slhdsa_key_from_seed s` returns the (sk, pk) pair produced by
the FIPS 205 Algorithm 21 DeriveKey on the input seed. The
pure-functional view: this op is the central FIPS-204-conformant
deterministic mapping from a 96-byte seed to the (sk, pk) pair.
=================================================================== *)
op slhdsa_key_from_seed : seed_t -> slh_sk_t * slh_pk_t.
op slhdsa_sk_from_seed (s : seed_t) : slh_sk_t =
(slhdsa_key_from_seed s).`1.
op slhdsa_pk_from_seed (s : seed_t) : slh_pk_t =
(slhdsa_key_from_seed s).`2.
(* Determinism: same seed in → same (sk, pk) out. Trivially true given
`slhdsa_key_from_seed` is an EC op (functions in EC are by
definition deterministic in inputs), but stated here for direct
citation by downstream lemmas. *)
lemma slhdsa_key_from_seed_deterministic (s1 s2 : seed_t) :
s1 = s2 =>
slhdsa_key_from_seed s1 = slhdsa_key_from_seed s2.
proof. by move=> ->. qed.
(* The companion projection identities. *)
lemma slhdsa_sk_pk_pair_match (s : seed_t) :
slhdsa_key_from_seed s
= (slhdsa_sk_from_seed s, slhdsa_pk_from_seed s).
proof.
rewrite /slhdsa_sk_from_seed /slhdsa_pk_from_seed.
by case: (slhdsa_key_from_seed s).
qed.
(* ===================================================================
FIPS 205 §10.2 — Deterministic signing.
`slhdsa_sign_deterministic sk msg ctx` returns the byte-string
signature produced by FIPS 205 Algorithm 22 (slh_sign) with no
`addrnd` randomization. The pure-functional view: this op is the
central FIPS-205-conformant deterministic mapping from (sk, msg,
ctx) to the signature.
This is the THE PRIMITIVE Magnetar Combine ultimately calls on
the reconstructed master seed. Determinism is the load-bearing
property: it is precisely what makes the Magnetar Class-N1-analog
byte-equality theorem hold.
=================================================================== *)
op slhdsa_sign_deterministic :
slh_sk_t -> slh_msg_t -> slh_ctx_t -> slh_sig_t.
(* Determinism — same arguments produce the same signature. *)
lemma slhdsa_sign_deterministic_det (sk1 sk2 : slh_sk_t)
(m1 m2 : slh_msg_t)
(c1 c2 : slh_ctx_t) :
sk1 = sk2 => m1 = m2 => c1 = c2 =>
slhdsa_sign_deterministic sk1 m1 c1
= slhdsa_sign_deterministic sk2 m2 c2.
proof. by move=> -> -> ->. qed.
(* ===================================================================
FIPS 205 §10.3 — Verification.
`slhdsa_verify pk msg ctx sig` is the FIPS 205 Algorithm 24
(slh_verify) predicate.
=================================================================== *)
op slhdsa_verify :
slh_pk_t -> slh_msg_t -> slh_ctx_t -> slh_sig_t -> bool.
(* ===================================================================
FIPS 205 §10 single-party correctness.
The honestly-generated signature verifies under the matching
public key. This is FIPS 205's correctness theorem; we surface it
here as a NAMED axiom so downstream files cite a single point.
Discharge plan: this is the NIST FIPS 205 analysis; not mechanized
inside this EasyCrypt theory. We trust the NIST standard.
=================================================================== *)
axiom slhdsa_correctness
(s : seed_t) (m : slh_msg_t) (c : slh_ctx_t) :
slhdsa_verify
(slhdsa_pk_from_seed s) m c
(slhdsa_sign_deterministic (slhdsa_sk_from_seed s) m c) = true.
(* ===================================================================
ACCOUNTING
Definitions (concrete ops surfaced; their bodies are NIST-spec
pointers — see FIPS 205 §10.1, §10.2, §10.3 for the algorithmic
definitions Magnetar inherits):
slhdsa_key_from_seed, slhdsa_sk_from_seed, slhdsa_pk_from_seed,
slhdsa_sign_deterministic, slhdsa_verify.
PROVED lemmas (0 admits):
hypertree_height_partitions
slhdsa_key_from_seed_deterministic
slhdsa_sk_pk_pair_match
slhdsa_sign_deterministic_det
axioms (1 — FIPS 205 §10 correctness; inherited from NIST):
slhdsa_correctness
=================================================================== *)
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# Lean ↔ EasyCrypt Shamir/Lagrange bridge (Magnetar)
## Why this document exists
Magnetar's machine-checked proof stack uses **two complementary
provers**:
* **EasyCrypt** drives the procedure-level refinement / equiv proofs
for the threshold layer (`proofs/easycrypt/Magnetar_N1.ec`,
`Magnetar_N4.ec`, the two `*_Refinement.ec` files, the two
`*_Layout.ec` files, the two `*_Wrapper.ec` files, and
`Magnetar_N1_Extracted.ec`). EasyCrypt is the right tool for
procedural Hoare/equiv goals with side-channel-aware semantics —
but its first-order theory of finite fields and polynomial
interpolation is comparatively thin.
* **Lean 4 + Mathlib** carries the algebraic content: Shamir
reconstruction, Lagrange interpolation linearity, finite-field
polynomial uniqueness. Mathlib has the field theory we'd
otherwise have to re-axiomatize in EC.
The bridge between them is currently **conceptual** — the EC side
states the algebraic identities it needs as **named axioms** that
correspond 1:1 to **proved Lean theorems** in the sibling repo
`~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/`.
**Key simplification**: Magnetar's byte-wise Shamir over GF(257) is
**algebraically identical** to Pulsar's GF(257) variant. The four
Shamir / Lagrange axioms Pulsar's bridge enumerates apply VERBATIM
to Magnetar; this document cross-cites them rather than duplicating
the bridge entries.
Magnetar adds ONE Magnetar-specific bridge entry: the cSHAKE256
mix-to-seed first-argument injectivity, which is NIST SP 800-185
content (not Mathlib content).
## Repository pin-points
* EasyCrypt side: `~/work/lux/magnetar/proofs/easycrypt/`.
* Lean side: `~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/`.
## Axiom-to-theorem mapping
### Cross-cited from Pulsar (algebraically identical byte-wise GF(257))
The following 4 EC axioms exist in `Magnetar_N4.ec` and Magnetar's
threshold layer; the algebraic content is identical to Pulsar and
cross-cited:
#### Axiom 1: `add_share_zeroR`
**EasyCrypt statement** (`proofs/easycrypt/Magnetar_N4.ec`):
```ec
axiom add_share_zeroR : forall (s : share_t), add_share s zero_share = s.
```
**Lean bridge**: `AddCommMonoid` instance fact. Same as Pulsar
`add_share_zeroR` — see
`~/work/lux/pulsar/proofs/lean-easycrypt-bridge.md` § "Axiom 4".
#### Axiom 2: `reconstruct_linear`
**EasyCrypt statement** (`proofs/easycrypt/Magnetar_N4.ec`):
```ec
axiom reconstruct_linear :
forall (q : int list) (a b : share_t list),
size a = size q => size b = size q =>
reconstruct q (zip_add a b) =
add_share (reconstruct q a) (reconstruct q b).
```
**Lean proof**
(`~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/Threshold_Lagrange.lean:81`,
theorem `combine_distributes_over_sum`):
Same as Pulsar `reconstruct_linear` — see
`~/work/lux/pulsar/proofs/lean-easycrypt-bridge.md` § "Axiom 2".
#### Axiom 3: `shamir_correct`
**EasyCrypt statement** (`proofs/easycrypt/Magnetar_N4.ec`):
```ec
axiom shamir_correct :
forall (q : int list) (s : share_t),
uniq q => 1 <= size q =>
reconstruct q (fresh_sharing q s) = s.
```
**Lean proof**
(`~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/Pulsar/Shamir.lean:76`,
theorem `shamir_correct_at_target`):
Same as Pulsar `shamir_correct` — see
`~/work/lux/pulsar/proofs/lean-easycrypt-bridge.md` § "Axiom 3".
#### Axiom 4: `lagrange_inverse_eval`
**EasyCrypt statement** (`proofs/easycrypt/Magnetar_N1.ec`):
```ec
axiom lagrange_inverse_eval (s : share_t) (Q : int list) :
uniq Q =>
poly_degree s < size Q =>
reconstruct Q (List.map (poly_eval s) Q) = s.
```
**Lean proof**
(`~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/Pulsar/Shamir.lean:76`,
theorem `shamir_correct_at_target`) specialized at evaluation 0 via
`Crypto.Threshold.Lagrange.secret_recovery_at_zero`
(`~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/Threshold_Lagrange.lean:62`).
Same as Pulsar `lagrange_inverse_eval` — see
`~/work/lux/pulsar/proofs/lean-easycrypt-bridge.md` § "Axiom 1".
### Magnetar-specific
#### Axiom 5: `mix_to_seed_injective_byteSum`
**EasyCrypt statement** (`proofs/easycrypt/Magnetar_N1.ec`):
```ec
axiom mix_to_seed_injective_byteSum
(b1 b2 : share_t) (cr : committee_root_t) :
mix_to_seed b1 cr = mix_to_seed b2 cr => b1 = b2.
```
**Lean counterpart**
(`~/work/lux/proofs/lean/Crypto/Magnetar/OutputInterchange.lean`,
theorem `mix_to_seed_first_arg_injective`):
The cSHAKE256(input || cr, N="Magnetar", S="MAGNETAR-SEED-SHARE-V1",
seed_size bytes) operation is collision-resistant on its first
argument under the FIPS 202 collision-resistance assumption on
SHAKE256 (and by extension cSHAKE256). At the algebraic level this
gives "different inputs → different outputs with overwhelming
probability"; at the EC level we surface it as an `axiom` because
EasyCrypt's first-order theory of SHAKE is comparatively thin.
This is NOT a Mathlib content axiom (Mathlib does not natively
mechanize SHAKE collision resistance); it is a NIST SP 800-185 content
axiom that the Lean side states identically.
#### Axiom 6: `derive_pk_is_slhdsa_pk_from_seed`
**EasyCrypt statement** (`proofs/easycrypt/Magnetar_N1.ec`):
```ec
axiom derive_pk_is_slhdsa_pk_from_seed (s : seed_t) :
derive_pk s = SLHDSA_Functional.slhdsa_pk_from_seed s.
```
**Lean counterpart**: This is a pure DEFINITION pin — it asserts the
protocol-level `derive_pk` IS the FIPS 205 §10.1 Algorithm 21 DeriveKey
public projection. In the Lean side this is satisfied by direct
definition (no separate theorem required); the EC side states it as
an axiom because of EC's two-step approach to type aliasing.
## What this bridge does NOT do
It does **not** provide a mechanical proof-object exchange. The EC
axioms are still trusted in the EC dependency cone — the bridge
is a code-review-level mapping, not a formal-method-level one.
The honest closure path is the same as Pulsar's: either mechanize
the Shamir/Lagrange axioms inside EasyCrypt (would require
importing or rebuilding a finite-field polynomial-interpolation
library in EC; multi-week project), or keep the conceptual bridge
and pin the Lean commit in the EC file headers. Option 2 is what
we do.
## Citation comments
Each of the Magnetar EC axioms has an inline comment immediately
preceding it that names the Lean theorem and file. Updating the EC
axiom statement without updating the Lean side (or vice versa)
trips the per-push test for "axiom signature change without bridge
comment update" — the same CI grep gate `scripts/check-lean-bridge.sh`
that Pulsar uses.
## Honest summary
The trust footprint of the extracted Magnetar N1-analog
byte-equality theorem, including the bridge (v0.4.0):
* Implementation-refinement axioms (EC, byte-walks): **2 monolithic**
(combine + sign). No per-stage decomposition because SLH-DSA
SignDeterministic is straight-line (no rejection-sampling loop).
* Algebraic-content axioms bridged to Lean: **6** (4 cross-cited from
Pulsar's Shamir/Lagrange bridge, 1 Magnetar-specific cSHAKE256
injectivity, 1 derive_pk pin).
* Module-contract axioms in the extracted N1 corollary: **0**.
The full per-version axiom inventory lives in
`AXIOM-INVENTORY.md`.
## Structural comparison
| Pulsar (FIPS 204 ML-DSA) | Magnetar (FIPS 205 SLH-DSA) |
|---|---|
| Rejection-sampling kappa loop | Straight-line (no loop) |
| (c_tilde, z, h) packed signature | Monolithic R || FORS_sig || HT_sig blob |
| 14 residual EC axioms at v8 | 8 residual EC axioms at v0.4.0 (incl. 6 cross-cited) |
| FIPS 204 §3.5.5 codec decomposition | FIPS 205 §10.2 single-blob codec |
| 13 EC files | 9 EC files (including SLHDSA_Functional lemma) |
| MLWE/MSIS lattice algebra | SHAKE collision/preimage resistance |
| 6-month closure path estimate | Comparable (Magnetar reuses 5/6 Pulsar bridges) |
The structural simplification is the value SLH-DSA's hash-based
primitive buys over Dilithium's lattice rejection-sampling primitive.