monero/tests/unit_tests/tx_proof.cpp
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#include "gtest/gtest.h"
#include "crypto/crypto.h"
extern "C" {
#include "crypto/crypto-ops.h"
}
#include "crypto/hash.h"
#include <boost/algorithm/string.hpp>
static inline unsigned char *operator &(crypto::ec_point &point) {
return &reinterpret_cast<unsigned char &>(point);
}
static inline unsigned char *operator &(crypto::ec_scalar &scalar) {
return &reinterpret_cast<unsigned char &>(scalar);
}
TEST(tx_proof, prove_verify_v2)
{
crypto::secret_key r;
crypto::random32_unbiased(&r);
// A = aG
// B = bG
crypto::secret_key a,b;
crypto::public_key A,B;
crypto::generate_keys(A, a, a, false);
crypto::generate_keys(B, b, b, false);
// R_B = rB
crypto::public_key R_B;
ge_p3 B_p3;
ASSERT_EQ(ge_frombytes_vartime(&B_p3,&B), 0);
ge_p2 R_B_p2;
ge_scalarmult(&R_B_p2, &unwrap(r), &B_p3);
ge_tobytes(&R_B, &R_B_p2);
// R_G = rG
crypto::public_key R_G;
ASSERT_EQ(ge_frombytes_vartime(&B_p3,&B), 0);
ge_p3 R_G_p3;
ge_scalarmult_base(&R_G_p3, &unwrap(r));
ge_p3_tobytes(&R_G, &R_G_p3);
// D = rA
crypto::public_key D;
ge_p3 A_p3;
ASSERT_EQ(ge_frombytes_vartime(&A_p3,&A), 0);
ge_p2 D_p2;
ge_scalarmult(&D_p2, &unwrap(r), &A_p3);
ge_tobytes(&D, &D_p2);
crypto::signature sig;
// Message data
crypto::hash prefix_hash;
char data[] = "hash input";
crypto::cn_fast_hash(data,sizeof(data)-1,prefix_hash);
// Generate/verify valid v1 proof with standard address
crypto::generate_tx_proof_v1(prefix_hash, R_G, A, boost::none, D, r, sig);
ASSERT_TRUE(crypto::check_tx_proof(prefix_hash, R_G, A, boost::none, D, sig, 1));
// Generate/verify valid v1 proof with subaddress
crypto::generate_tx_proof_v1(prefix_hash, R_B, A, B, D, r, sig);
ASSERT_TRUE(crypto::check_tx_proof(prefix_hash, R_B, A, B, D, sig, 1));
// Generate/verify valid v2 proof with standard address
crypto::generate_tx_proof(prefix_hash, R_G, A, boost::none, D, r, sig);
ASSERT_TRUE(crypto::check_tx_proof(prefix_hash, R_G, A, boost::none, D, sig, 2));
// Generate/verify valid v2 proof with subaddress
crypto::generate_tx_proof(prefix_hash, R_B, A, B, D, r, sig);
ASSERT_TRUE(crypto::check_tx_proof(prefix_hash, R_B, A, B, D, sig, 2));
// Try to verify valid v2 proofs as v1 proof (bad)
crypto::generate_tx_proof(prefix_hash, R_G, A, boost::none, D, r, sig);
ASSERT_FALSE(crypto::check_tx_proof(prefix_hash, R_G, A, boost::none, D, sig, 1));
crypto::generate_tx_proof(prefix_hash, R_B, A, B, D, r, sig);
ASSERT_FALSE(crypto::check_tx_proof(prefix_hash, R_B, A, B, D, sig, 1));
// Randomly-distributed test points
crypto::secret_key evil_a, evil_b, evil_d, evil_r;
crypto::public_key evil_A, evil_B, evil_D, evil_R;
crypto::generate_keys(evil_A, evil_a, evil_a, false);
crypto::generate_keys(evil_B, evil_b, evil_b, false);
crypto::generate_keys(evil_D, evil_d, evil_d, false);
crypto::generate_keys(evil_R, evil_r, evil_r, false);
// Selectively choose bad point in v2 proof (bad)
crypto::generate_tx_proof(prefix_hash, R_B, A, B, D, r, sig);
ASSERT_FALSE(crypto::check_tx_proof(prefix_hash, evil_R, A, B, D, sig, 2));
ASSERT_FALSE(crypto::check_tx_proof(prefix_hash, R_B, evil_A, B, D, sig, 2));
ASSERT_FALSE(crypto::check_tx_proof(prefix_hash, R_B, A, evil_B, D, sig, 2));
ASSERT_FALSE(crypto::check_tx_proof(prefix_hash, R_B, A, B, evil_D, sig, 2));
// Try to verify valid v1 proofs as v2 proof (bad)
crypto::generate_tx_proof_v1(prefix_hash, R_G, A, boost::none, D, r, sig);
ASSERT_FALSE(crypto::check_tx_proof(prefix_hash, R_G, A, boost::none, D, sig, 2));
crypto::generate_tx_proof_v1(prefix_hash, R_B, A, B, D, r, sig);
ASSERT_FALSE(crypto::check_tx_proof(prefix_hash, R_B, A, B, D, sig, 2));
}