Closed sdaveas closed 3 years ago
fixes #37
There is an asymmetry on how some behaviours are not affected by self-targeting (namely, FalseAccusations for R3, R4 and R6), even though they accept a victim index. That I can't explain.
False accusation does not rely on the existence of a proof to corrupt. Thus, we should expect no problem even in the case that a participant falsely accuses herself.
There is an asymmetry on how some behaviours are not affected by self-targeting (namely, FalseAccusations for R3, R4 and R6), even though they accept a victim index. That I can't explain.
False accusation does not rely on the existence of a proof to corrupt. Thus, we should expect no problem even in the case that a participant falsely accuses herself.
Still some FalseAccusations (R1, R2 and R5) crushed if criminal was the targeted one.
Still some FalseAccusations (R1, R2 and R5) crushed if criminal was the targeted one.
Oops. Let me try again: If a fault is claimed (either a real fault or a false accusation) then all parties attempt to check the proof. For rounds where there is no proof-to-self (eg R1, R2, R5) a self-targeting criminal will crash, even in false accusation. For other rounds (R3, R4, R6) this issue does not arise, so false accusation will not crash.
Fixed problems where tofn was crushing when some of the criminals were targeting themselves. The convention I followed is that, in the case of self-targeting, the corruption is skipped and a waning message is printed. This means that now some malicious test cases will actually return a valid signature.
There is an asymmetry on how some behaviours are not affected by self-targeting (namely, FalseAccusations for R3, R4 and R6), even though they accept a victim index. That I can't explain.