Research proof index

Verification has expected weighted query cost equal to the cost of the single verification query when a signature is present, and 0 when the signature is none.

Almost completeness of the Fischlin transform: if the underlying Σ-protocol is perfectly complete, then the signature scheme verifies with probability at least 1 - completenessError ρ b S t where t = FinEnum.card Chal is the challenge space size. Unlike the Fiat-Shamir transform (which is perfectly complete), the Fischlin transform has a non-zero comp...

Knowledge soundness of the Fischlin transform via online (straight-line) extraction (Fischlin 2005, Theorem 2). If the Σ-protocol is specially sound with unique responses, then for any cheating prover making at most Q hash queries, the probability that the verifier accepts but the online extractor fails to recover a valid witness is at most `(Q + 1) · (...

Simulating the verifier's Fin.mOfFn of random-oracle re-queries on a cache that already stores every re-queried record is deterministic: each query is a cache hit returning the stored value, leaving the cache untouched. The result is the pure product of the per-repetition outputs f i (hash i), where hash i is the value cached at record i.

Fischlin signing makes at most ρ * |Ω| random-oracle queries under unit-cost instrumentation.

Fischlin signing has weighted query cost at most ρ • (|Ω| • w) whenever every random-oracle query carries cost at most w.