first iteration of refactoring strain's py code to rust #21
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This commit adds the refactoring of some of the scripts that were given to us by Prof. Florian Kerschbaum and Prof. Erik-Oliver Blass, originally written in Python.
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This commit adds the zero-knowlege proof computation and verification for `proof_enc`, `proof_shuffle`, `proof_dlog`, and others.
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This commit adds the refactoring of some of the scripts that were given to us by Prof. Florian Kerschbaum and Prof. Erik-Oliver Blass, originally written in Python.
This PR will be considered ready for reviewing when the refactoring is complete as well as the zero-knowledge proofs are adapted to risc0 semantics.
Pitfalls (by the original authors of the Python implementation):
proof_evalandverify_evalare executed, but they don't actually work against malicious adversaries.