This project is currently under active development and should not be used in production. Expect bugs and regular major breaking changes.
All crates in this repository are licensed under either of
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- website: https://tlsnotary.org/
- rust codebase: https://github.com/tlsnotary/tlsn
- documentation: https://docs.tlsnotary.org/ (under development)
- mpc: Home of multi-party computation libraries
- oblivious transfer: Core building block used a lot in our codebase.
- garbling: We use several variants of garbled circuit executions in our codebase (DEAP, Dual-Ex, ZK)
- circuits: code to build circuits, with some basic circuit components available.
- share-conversion: supports converting between additive and multiplicative shares for performing finite-field arithmetic in 2PC.
- tls: Home of the TLS logic of our protocol like handshake en-/decryption, ghash, currently outdated
- utils: Utility functions which are frequently used everywhere
- actors: Provides actors, which implement protocol-specific functionality using the actor pattern. They usually wrap an aio module
- universal-hash: Implements ghash, which is used AES-GCM. Poly-1305 coming soon.
- point-addition: Used in key-exchange and allows to compute a two party sharing of an EC curve point
- the TLSNotary codebase makes heavy use of async Rust. Usually an aio crate/module implements the network IO and wraps a core crate/module which provides the protocol implementation. This is a frequent pattern you will encounter in the codebase.
- some protocols are implemented using the actor pattern to facilitate asynchronous message processing with shared state.