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Context
Shutter’s Commit and Reveal Scheme leverages threshold encryption to provide a secure, decentralized commit-and-reveal workflow. A distributed keyper set handles critical cryptographic operations, including distributed key generation, monitoring decryption triggers, and securely releasing decryption keys. The system revolves around an on-chain registry contract where clients can register identities and time-based decryption triggers. Keypers continuously monitor this registry to ensure tamper-proof decryption key releases when trigger conditions are met. The API exposes endpoints for encryption key retrieval, decryption key access, and the decryption of commitments, providing a flexible and scalable framework. Future enhancements could include event-based and block-based triggers, P2P decryption key delivery, and WebSocket-based real-time notifications to further enhance decentralization and usability.
Listens to the registry contract for any new registrations
Monitors the time-based condition to release the keys / use block timestamp (first block with timestamp > to time)
In case of a downtime, release any keys that were supposed to be released during the downtime
Set a sent flag on any keys that were released to avoid sending them again
Endpoint to request old decryption keys should be open to the API to request old decryption keys if needed (already available in the keyper)
Custom implementation under keyperimpl
Deploy local keypers for the MVP
3. Centralized Service / API Specification -> Issue: #2
This service is a helper service that allows to use the Shutter system as follows:
Listens to the P2P network
Stores the decryption keys
Exposes the below endpoints
Has access to the keyper endpoint to retrieve old decryption keys if needed
Endpoint 1: Register Identity with Timestamp
Allows a client to register an identity and time-based decryption trigger.
Stores the client's identity and timestamp on the registry contract.
Returns the encryption key for that identity.
If the identity is not supplied, it returns a randomized identity together with the encryption key.
Endpoint 2: Get Encryption Key
Allows a client to retrieve the encryption key for a certain identity.
Endpoint 3: Get Decryption Key
Retrieve the decryption key once the timestamp is reached.
Provides the decryption key to the client for local decryption.
Endpoint 4: Decrypt Commitments
Perform decryption of encrypted commitments.
Accepts encrypted data with an identity. Decryption keys are stored when released per identity.
Outputs the decrypted data.
The service needs to offer the below additional functionalities:
Stores decryption keys when released
4. Documentation
Write some documentation that allows users to use the system
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[EPIC] Generalized Shutter System and API Service
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[EPIC] Generalized Shutter System and API Service
[EPIC] Generalized Shutter System and API Service | MVP
Nov 25, 2024
Context
Shutter’s Commit and Reveal Scheme leverages threshold encryption to provide a secure, decentralized commit-and-reveal workflow. A distributed keyper set handles critical cryptographic operations, including distributed key generation, monitoring decryption triggers, and securely releasing decryption keys. The system revolves around an on-chain registry contract where clients can register identities and time-based decryption triggers. Keypers continuously monitor this registry to ensure tamper-proof decryption key releases when trigger conditions are met. The API exposes endpoints for encryption key retrieval, decryption key access, and the decryption of commitments, providing a flexible and scalable framework. Future enhancements could include event-based and block-based triggers, P2P decryption key delivery, and WebSocket-based real-time notifications to further enhance decentralization and usability.
MVP Specification / Tasks
1. Registration Contract -> Issue: shutter-network/contracts#3
2. Keyper Update -> Issue: shutter-network/rolling-shutter#551
3. Centralized Service / API Specification -> Issue: #2
This service is a helper service that allows to use the Shutter system as follows:
Endpoint 1: Register Identity with Timestamp
Endpoint 2: Get Encryption Key
Endpoint 3: Get Decryption Key
Endpoint 4: Decrypt Commitments
The service needs to offer the below additional functionalities:
4. Documentation
Write some documentation that allows users to use the system
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: