A Cryptographic Library for Smooth Blockchain uses.
Clone the repository, then type forge test
. (Some troubles are solved running foundryup
and forge init --force
)
Run deploy.sh to deploy the code on a target chain.
The values $RPC
and $CHAINID
shall be set to the chain ones.
The toy private and public key shall be replaced and funded (current can be used for testnet).
The benchmarks are performed by averaging forge results over a loop of 100 tests. Be sure to avoid the use of -via-IR and set foundry.toml correctly to reproduce correct measurements.
curve | Function | gas | Comment | File |
---|---|---|---|---|
P256 | SCL_ECDSAB4.verify | 159K | ECDSA using RIP7696 (second opcode) | libSCL_ECDSAb4.sol |
PR # | Create2 | Mainnets | Testnets |
---|---|---|---|
N/A | 0x05eFAC4C53Ec12F11f144d0a0D18Df6dfDf83409 | Sepolia ,Optimism | |
The results of the completed audits are in the doc/audit folder.
Team | branch | Target | status | Residual risks |
---|---|---|---|---|
CryptoExperts | CryptoExperts | P256 | Completed | 0 |
Veridise | Veridise | P256, Ed25519 | Completed | 0 |
Formal Land | Veridise | RIP7696 | Partial Proving | 0 |
CryptoExperts and Veridise audits consisted in human auditing of the code. Formal Land conducted a partial formal verification of the code. Due to its mathematical complexity, the perimeter was restricted to ecAddn2, ecDblNeg and scalar extraction. See here for the coq proof of the library.
We are also grateful to Guido (https://github.com/guidovranken) which notice by its independant (and amazing) Fuzzing work that our weak keys testing was incorrect.
curve | status | branch | Comment | File |
---|---|---|---|---|
P256 | OK | main | ECDSA using RIP7696 (first opcode) | libSCL_7212.sol |
P256 | OK | main | ECDSA using RIP7696 (second opcode) | libSCL_ECDSAb4.sol |
Ed25519 | OK | main | EDDSA using RIP7696 (first opcode) with isogenies | libSCL_RIP6565.sol |
The following work has been half-funded by the Ethereum Fundation grant number FY24-1386:
SCL is build by the same team of the previous FCL. As such all previous contributors are credited.
Prior to SCL implementation, our experimental library FCL is still in production in various environments:
License: This software is licensed under MIT License (see LICENSE FILE at root directory of project).