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Hydra-S1 ZKPS

Hydra-S1 Zero-Knowledge Proving Scheme

Made by Sismo

Hydra-S1 is a Zero-Knowledge Proving Scheme used by Hydra S1 attesters of the Sismo Protocol.

Hydra-S1 generates ZK Proofs from a Merkle tree storing groups of accounts with values (e.g group of ENS DAO voters where the account value is the number of votes).

Hydra-S1 enables users to prove from these groups:

  • Ownerships: They own two accounts, a source account, and a destination account. (via Hydra Delegate Proof of Ownership)
  • Account inclusion: Their source account is part of a group (e.g group ENS DAO voters)
  • Account value: Their source account holds a specific value (e.g number of votes in the group of ENS DAO voters)
  • Nullifier Generation: They computed a nullifier from an externalNullifier. The nullifier is deterministically generated from their source account and the externalNullifier. It can be stored by proof verifiers to only accept one ZK Proof per account per externalNullifier.

Please make sure to read our documentation:

Circuits and Package

Hydra-S1 Proving Scheme was developed using circom and snarkjs. This repo contains the circuits.

It outputs an off-chain prover and verifiers (both on-chain and off-chain).

These implementations of prover and verifiers are in the @sismo-core/hydra-s1 npm package.

$ yarn add @sismo-core/hydra-s1

Installation

  • Install Circom2 (rust version)
  • Build
$ yarn build

Test

$ yarn test 
$ test:circuits
$ test:verifier-js
$ test:verifier-contract
$ test:prover-js

License

Distributed under the MIT License.

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Please, feel free to open issues, pull requests, or simply provide feedback!

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hydra-s1-zkps's Issues

No need for range check

The range check performed here on sourceValue and claimedValue is not necessary in my opinion.

This range check would only fail if:

  • 2 ** 252 <= sourceValue < p
  • 2 ** 252 <= claimedValue < p

And these are not actually cases of overflow.

I performed the test included in the library after having removed these 4 lines and they all pass successfully.

You can check these 2 gists here (circuit and test) to test out my hypotheses.

It would be interesting to understand if the LessOrEqual operation is sufficient to prevent any overflow

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