Exemple #1
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        /// <summary>
        /// Creates a range proof that compares a UProve attribute to a target date.
        /// Target attribute MUST NOT be hashed.
        /// Value MUST be generated via RangeProofParameterFactory.EncodeYearAndDayAsUProveAttribute.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="prover">Token information.</param>
        /// <param name="attributeIndexForProver">1-based index of target attribute.</param>
        /// <param name="proofType">Range proof type</param>
        /// <param name="targetDate">Compare token attribute to this date.  (Time component is ignored).</param>
        /// <param name="minYear">Minimum year for attribute and target date.</param>
        /// <param name="maxYear">Maximum year for attribute and target date.</param>
        public RangeProof(
            ProverPresentationProtocolParameters prover1,
            int attributeIndexForProver1,
            VerifierRangeProofParameters.ProofType proofType,
            ProverPresentationProtocolParameters prover2,
            int attributeIndexForProver2,
            int minValue,
            int maxValue)
        {
            // make sure target attribute is not hashed
            if ((prover1.IP.E[attributeIndexForProver1 - 1] == 0x01) || ((prover2.IP.E[attributeIndexForProver2 - 1]) == 0x01))
            {
                throw new ArgumentException("UProve attributes used in Range Proof must not be hashed.");
            }

            // generate Pedersen Commitments to token attributes
            ProverPresentationProtocolParameters[] provers = new ProverPresentationProtocolParameters[] { prover1, prover2 };
            int[] attributeIndices = new int[] { attributeIndexForProver1, attributeIndexForProver2 };
            PedersenCommitment[] attributeCommitments = PedersenCommitment.PedersenCommmitmentsToAttributes(provers, attributeIndices);

            // create range proof
            ProverRangeProofParameters rangeProver = new ProverRangeProofParameters(
                new CryptoParameters(prover1.IP),
                attributeCommitments[0],
                proofType,
                attributeCommitments[1],
                minValue,
                maxValue);

            ConstructorHelper(rangeProver);

            // Add UProve Integration proof
            this.UPIProof = new UProveIntegrationProof(provers, attributeIndices, attributeCommitments);
            this.UPIProof.IsGroupSerializable = false;
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Constructor. Creates a proof that a token attribute is in a given set.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="prover">Token description.</param>
        /// <param name="attributeIndexForProver">1-based attribute index in token.</param>
        /// <param name="setValues">Set of attributes to compare to token attribute.</param>
        /// <param name="smRandom">Random data for set membership proof.</param>
        /// <returns>Inequality proof.</returns>
        public SetMembershipProof(ProverPresentationProtocolParameters prover, int attributeIndexForProver, byte[][] setValues, SetMembershipProofGenerationRandomData smRandom = null)
        {
            // generate Pedersen Commitments to token attribute
            ProverPresentationProtocolParameters[] provers = new ProverPresentationProtocolParameters[] { prover };
            int[] attributeIndices = new int[] { attributeIndexForProver };
            PedersenCommitment[] attributeCommitments = PedersenCommitment.PedersenCommmitmentsToAttributes(provers, attributeIndices);

            // create set membership proof using Pedersen Commitment
            FieldZqElement[] memberSet = VerifierSetMembershipParameters.GenerateMemberSet(prover.IP, attributeIndexForProver, setValues);
            ProverSetMembershipParameters setProver = new ProverSetMembershipParameters(attributeCommitments[0], memberSet, new CryptoParameters(prover.IP));

            ConstructorHelper(setProver, smRandom);

            // add UProve Integration proof
            this.UPIProof = new UProveIntegrationProof(provers, attributeIndices, attributeCommitments);
            this.UPIProof.IsGroupSerializable = false;
        }
Exemple #3
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        /// <summary>
        /// Constructor. Creates an inequality proof that a token attribute is not equal to some value.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="prover">Token description.</param>
        /// <param name="attributeIndexForProver">1-based attribute index in token.</param>
        /// <param name="attributeValue">Attribute value to compare actual token attribute.</param>
        /// <returns>Inequality proof.</returns>
        public InequalityProof(ProverPresentationProtocolParameters prover, int attributeIndexForProver, byte[] attributeValue)
        {
            // generate Pedersen Commitments to attributes
            ProverPresentationProtocolParameters[] provers = new ProverPresentationProtocolParameters[] { prover };
            int[] attributeIndices = new int[] { attributeIndexForProver };
            PedersenCommitment[] attributeCommitments = PedersenCommitment.PedersenCommmitmentsToAttributes(provers, attributeIndices);

            // create inequality proof using Pedersen Commitmetns
            FieldZqElement committedAttribute         = ProtocolHelper.ComputeXi(prover.IP, attributeIndexForProver - 1, attributeValue);
            ProverInequalityProofParameters ieqProver = new ProverInequalityProofParameters(attributeCommitments[0], committedAttribute, new CryptoParameters(prover.IP));

            ConstructorHelper(ieqProver);

            // add UProve Integration proof
            this.UPIProof = new UProveIntegrationProof(provers, attributeIndices, attributeCommitments);
            this.UPIProof.IsGroupSerializable = false;
        }
Exemple #4
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        /// <summary>
        /// Constructor. Creates an inequality proof that an attribute in one token is not equal to an attribute in another token.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="prover1">Token.</param>
        /// <param name="attributeIndexForProver1">Target attribute in first token, uses 1-based index.</param>
        /// <param name="prover2">Token</param>
        /// <param name="attributeIndexForProver2">Target attribute in second token, uses 1-based index</param>
        /// <returns>Proof of inequality.</returns>
        public InequalityProof(
            ProverPresentationProtocolParameters prover1,
            int attributeIndexForProver1,
            ProverPresentationProtocolParameters prover2,
            int attributeIndexForProver2)
        {
            // generate Pedersen Commitments to attributes
            ProverPresentationProtocolParameters[] provers = new ProverPresentationProtocolParameters[] { prover1, prover2 };
            int [] attributeIndices = new int[] { attributeIndexForProver1, attributeIndexForProver2 };
            PedersenCommitment[] attributeCommitments = PedersenCommitment.PedersenCommmitmentsToAttributes(provers, attributeIndices);

            // create inequality proof using Pedersen Commitmetns
            ProverInequalityProofParameters ieqProver = new ProverInequalityProofParameters(attributeCommitments[0], attributeCommitments[1], new CryptoParameters(prover1.IP));

            ConstructorHelper(ieqProver);

            // add UProve Integration proof
            this.UPIProof = new UProveIntegrationProof(provers, attributeIndices, attributeCommitments);
            this.UPIProof.IsGroupSerializable = false;
        }