2014-11-12.log

--- Log opened Wed Nov 12 00:00:48 2014
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nshin crypto, all the edges are bleeding00:43
nsh0/4 for TLS frameworks this year \o/00:43
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phantomcircuitnsh, i think libressl will help a lot there00:50
phantomcircuitssl/tls are massively complicated protocols00:50
* nsh nods00:50
phantomcircuitand it seems like they're willing to break compatibility to fix security issues00:50
nshi wonder if the internet engineering community might want to take pause to reflect on how things got this bad00:51
gmaxwellno one feels accountable for the whole system.00:51
* nsh nods00:52
@gwillenthat seems fair, since nobody designed the whole system00:52
@gwillenit evolved00:52
gmaxwellYou have protocols whos design is messy, but thats the fault of legacy and of applications for demanding many things, ... and implementations which cannot be correct because the protocol is too complex, and 'surely' the protocol isn't at fault for that as far as anyone working on the protocol is concerned.00:52
BlueMatt(or is that just what the nsa wants you to think)00:53
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gmaxwellexample discussion from HTTP2 WG today, ... in HTTP2 they want to prohibit various old rubbish insecure TLS cipher suites; but the initial TLS handshake sent by the client doesn't know if the server supports HTTP2 or not... and if it doesn't advertise old crappy ciphers it may not be able to establish encryption at all with old hosts.  SO... what they'll do is advertise the ciphers they support, including old crappy ones... and then ...00:56
gmaxwell... there will be a blacklist of crappy ciphers, and if the server chooses to use HTTP2 it must not select any cipher on the blacklist, even though it was offered by the client. ... or the client will reject it.   now this is all reasonable when seen in the context of the legacy infrastructure, ... but damn, just another layer of implementation complexity.00:56
BlueMattwhaaa?00:56
BlueMattewwww00:57
gmaxwellAnd the blacklist must be static, since if its desynced between the client and server the server may accidentally select a cipher the client offered but didn't really intend it to select. ... hopefully this is okay, since hopefully(?!) no more ciphers are being introduced that clients would need to continue to offer for purely legacy reasons.00:57
moait's a mess00:57
BlueMatthttp2 needs to switch ports and start over00:57
gmaxwellwell when things switch to the next version of TLS this should be cleared up (all those old ciphers will just not be supported)00:58
gmaxwellBlueMatt: can't switch ports, since you don't want to take an enormous delay just to try http2 and figure out that the server doesn't have it.00:58
BlueMattgmaxwell: http2://00:59
gmaxwellunless you also expect urls to change; in which case the protocol will basically never be substantially adopted00:59
@gwillensee also ipv600:59
gmaxwellsince there are kabaziliions of links that will just never get updated.00:59
@gwillen</snark>00:59
gmaxwelleven worse than ipv6, since at least DNS can give you IPv6 addresses right away. :)00:59
* gwillen nod01:00
BlueMattmeh, lets just reset and start it all over01:00
moaon a sidechain01:00
phantomcircuitgmaxwell, attempt simultaneous connections?01:00
BlueMattall new browsers, all new web :)01:00
phantomcircuitseems like the only reasonable solution01:00
gmaxwellphantomcircuit: ugh. I suppose you could do that, but ugh.01:00
phantomcircuiti know but... well01:00
gmaxwellwell what it actually does is pretty reasonable.01:00
gmaxwelljust complex01:01
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@gwillenisn't "simultaneous connections" even the current workaround for v4 vs v6 being terrible01:01
moasecure handshake is not trivial problem01:02
phantomcircuitgmaxwell, complexity is bad though01:02
phantomcircuit:/01:02
phantomcircuitevery point for reasonableness is lost for complexity01:02
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gmaxwellAnyone done anything using the Rainbow signature system (multivariet polynomials)?  Seems most people are interested in it due to it being presumed quantum hard, but it's perhaps interesting for some applications because its signing (and verifying) is stupidly fast, e.g. 270k signatures/sec/core on the implementation supercop.01:08
nshthis one? https://www.google.com/patents/US2008001371601:11
phantomcircuitgmaxwell, interesting the signatures aren't too big01:11
phantomcircuitbut the public keys are huge01:11
nsh.wik Unbalanced oil and vinegar01:12
yoleaux"In cryptography, the Unbalanced Oil and Vinegar (UOV) scheme is a modified version of the Oil and Vinegar scheme designed by J. Patarin. Both are digital signature schemes. They belong to the group of multivariate cryptography. The security of this signature scheme is based on an NP-hard mathematical problem." — http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unbalanced_Oil_and_Vinegar01:12
gmaxwellnsh: not that particular one.01:13
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gmaxwellThere are people who want to propose extensions in http2 to explicitly enabled MITM by "trusted" parties. One issue is that if some 'trusted' MITM screws you over (e.g. replaces your download with a trojan) there is no way to extract a transferrable proof that you can send to a third party to convince them that the MITM was behaving evil.  So how good can that trust really be if they can cheat infrequently with basically zero risk?  ...01:18
gmaxwell... So one possibility would be an TLS protocol suite that resulted in signing all traffic, so I was pondering how viable that actually could be...   You can get an arbritary performance gain by instead of signing the running transcript hash for a single connection you sign a tree root over many connection hashes, but that has ugly implementation requirements... so I was looking into what really fast signature systems existed that ...01:18
gmaxwell... still had small signatures.01:18
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jrayhawkgosh, it's almost like we should distribute signed objects01:19
jrayhawkyou know, that thing everyone else has been doing for decades01:20
gmaxwellsame kinds of considerations apply to future bitcoin potentially, e.g. you could have transitive DOS-banning, e.g. by extracting transcripts that showed particular peers (IDed by keys) misbehaved.01:20
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gmaxwelljrayhawk: "signed objects" are mostly a farce online because PKI is nearly a complete failure for fundimentally hard reasons that are unlikely to be solved anytime soon.01:20
gmaxwell(not that it shouldn't be done; but it doesn't especially help)01:21
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jrayhawkwhat failures have you observed in the PGP strong set01:22
gmaxwelljrayhawk: the total lack of anyone verifying signatures.01:23
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jrayhawkelaborate01:24
jrayhawkbecause i do one heck of a lot of verification of mailing list traffic01:24
gmaxwellFor example, for bitcoin-qt-- probably one of the most duh-obvious targets for malicious changes, download rates for pgp signatures are something like under one in 10,000 downloads, and people failed to notice for days when the keys changed without any obvious announcement to one not even connected to anything else.01:24
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gmaxwellThats worse security theater than the TSA.01:25
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jrayhawkbut most people aren't using direct downloads, they're using distributions01:25
gmaxwelljrayhawk: Of Bitcoin? thats not true. and again, it's security theater there too.  For fedora 20 the distribution (which obviously contains the keys used to verify everything else) was signed by a key that was signed by nothing else.  I complained... and was told that no no the public key can be found in the same directory as the iso.. gee thanks.  Eventually I got someone else at rhat to sign that key, but the signed copy is off on ...01:26
gmaxwell... some url that no one will find, etc.01:27
jrayhawkwait, seriously signed by nothing else?01:27
gmaxwellOr, for example, in gentoo the ebuild rsync stuff isn't actually signed... so while the packages have hashes for their data there is no strong authentication of the builds.01:27
jrayhawkbut, regardless, saying "http doesn't need object signing and verification because PKI is broken because look at the things people download over HTTP without verification" is pretty bonkers.01:29
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jrayhawkat least we agree it would be an improvement.01:29
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gmaxwelljrayhawk: ... Uh. I very very explicitly did not say that.01:29
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jrayhawkI come from the debian community, where we use the PGP WOT extensively and quite well.01:29
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gmaxwelljrayhawk: Not, really, there are plenty of debian people who've signed my keys based on no strong connection. There is really a strong amount of security theater in this space, and not much looking at things with an adversarial perspective.  I haven't evaluated the actual in-distro practices in debian, but it's inconceavable to me that they're actually strong when what I have directly evaluated is completely broken and no one even ...01:31
gmaxwell... notices.01:31
gmaxwellWRT the strong set, there are easily compromised RSA512 keys in the PGP strong set, and AFAIK none of the current clients ignore those signatures by default.01:32
jrayhawkCan you point me at the signatures?01:32
gmaxwelljrayhawk: No because I don't want to get specific people in trouble. :)01:32
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jrayhawkYeah, and lots of infrastucture like the WOT toolchains are still using short keyids, which is also embarassing01:33
jrayhawkhttp://pgp.cs.uu.nl/stats/FEEDBEEF.html because those are pretty easy to make01:33
gmaxwellindeed, (yea, also fedora does this... their website has instructions on 'verifying they keys' which basically tell you to check the short IDs)01:33
jrayhawkSo, there's various classes of trust in a signature based on confidence, I could see doing that, at least.01:35
jrayhawkI mean, using a lower class of trust.01:35
jrayhawkWithout in-person verification.01:35
gmaxwellwhich might actually be better than debian ... with a quick glance, I can't find any mention of verifying signatures or keys in the debian install manual: https://www.debian.org/releases/stable/amd64/01:36
gmaxwelljrayhawk: sure but people set the trust flags pretty randomly, I'm not sure that I've ever seen evidence of people using them for anything (and current versions of GPG don't prompt you when signing keys to even set them)01:37
gmaxwellnor does the install page have any links to signatures that I can see: https://www.debian.org/distrib/netinst  just an ISO link.01:38
gmaxwellnot to mention that zillions of people have access to the debian build hosts, as I understand it. ... and Linux has been chalk full of privledge escilatiation exploits for eons, and the builds are not determinstic, so for all we know the official debian infrastructure is putting out compromised binaries and there would, I think, be no easy way to detect it.  Especially on less common architectures.01:39
gmaxwell(don't think I'm ragging on debian here; it's just broken everywhere.  I've started trying to verify signatures on everything I download months ago, and it's ... damn near a lost cause, pratically everything is busted)01:40
moayep01:41
jrayhawkHuh, the installation manual is no longer pushing jigdo.01:41
jrayhawkI usually use debootstrap directly, myself, but, yeah, that lack of sigs on installation media images is pretty bad.01:42
gmaxwellPlus then everyone pratically has to keep their keys online on single devices.. outside of bitcoin there is basically zero threshold cryptography deployed. Online keys are easily stolen (as we've seen very clearly demonstrated w/ Bitcoin).01:42
gmaxwelljrayhawk: yea, without authenticated install media, it's game over. ... but it's also game over from many other perspectives (e.g. the lack of determinstic install media means that no one can verify the build hosts are doing the right thing)01:42
jrayhawkThere's a patchset against GCC for verifiable builds that isn't too big; NixOS is using it IIRC01:43
jrayhawkI have high hopes for them.01:44
gmaxwelljrayhawk: Bitcoin is determinstically built... I believe we were pretty much the first widely used thing that was, and it was a large effort.  Hopefully those GCC patches go upstream so that its easier to get more things going that way. (though usually it takes more than GCC, e.g. you need to fake time because of autogenerated data passing timestamps into things)01:45
gmaxwell(and things to prevent the filesystem from influencing file order in archives... or ...)01:48
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jrayhawkI suppose if HTTP object signing did become a thing, it would become common for jerks to do machine-automated signing, which would get us back to transport-encryption levels of mediocrity.01:51
jrayhawkmanipulating incentives is complicated :/01:51
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phantomcircuitgmaxwell, you effectively have to set all keys as ultimately trusted in your local keyring to use them01:55
phantomcircuitthe gpg wot is horribly broken01:55
jrayhawkGPG is pretty broken in many ways01:55
jrayhawkIt's really, really annoying that our only widely used OpenPGP implementation has no library abstraction and melts your computer if you actually try to load the strong set into it.01:58
gmaxwellyea, I know. I mean I use this stuff too. But I have little doubt that state level attackers either have or easily could have my keys or any of many other people. ... I'd like to point out that better crypto could help (non-interactive forward secrecy, threshold cryptography, etc.), but it seems we can't even get the implementation basics right for the constructs we have now... in even _simple_ ways like not using @#*(@ 32 bit IDs ...01:58
gmaxwell... all over the place.01:58
jrayhawkWith sufficiently clumsy automated HTTP object signing, XSS could produce a signed certificate revocation.02:02
jrayhawkAn egalitarian outlet for blackhat tendencies!02:02
gmaxwelljrayhawk: yea, I've thought about publishing PGP revocations for crackable keys in the strong set... but worried I'd get myself in trouble.02:03
jrayhawkThat sounds like a public service.02:03
gmaxwellA while back I cracked some of them and tried contacting some of the key owners in the hopes of writing up an article on how easy RSA-512 cracking had become (this was uh.. probably 2008) but got no responses.02:03
gmaxwelland after a while it became more widely known how easy rsa-512 cracking was, so it stopped being interesting to write about.02:04
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petertoddjrayhawk: it's interesting how more than one tor dev I've spoken too firmly believes Werner Koch - gnupg maintainer - is a NSA/BND plant with the goal of ensuring gnupg remains unusable (e.g. strong opposition to any attempt to make it into a library)02:20
jrayhawkholy shit that explains so much02:21
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petertoddjrayhawk: it's the thing with the idea of a nsa plant: the most effective ones simply need to ensure that good software can't get written, and exploit the inevitable holes02:22
petertoddjrayhawk: unfortunately often indistinguishable from stupidity...02:22
moalol02:22
jrayhawkAnd there's been mention of meddling with standardization processes, which would also explain one hell of a lot of OpenPGP.02:22
moathe old "incompetent or corrupt argument?"02:22
petertoddand equally unfortunate, is how many kinds of stupidity there are: someone may be perfectly good at crypto math and terrible at software development02:23
jrayhawkDon't have to make it broken, just have to make it unspeakably difficult to implement.02:23
gmaxwellit's all going to be difficult to implement; it's crypto.. and even simple software is widely broken. :)02:23
petertoddjrayhawk: yup, but equally, trying very hard to ensure people don't use OpenPGP and simply reinvent the wheel over and over again is *also* a useful policy goal02:23
gmaxwellwho knows. If it helps people to adopt an adversarial posture to assume that random people are NSA plants... then I suppose thats fine.02:26
petertoddgmaxwell: I dunno, the more crypto software I write, the more I think "This isn't *that* bad." - but then again, look at how well I do deadlines...02:26
gmaxwellI suspect reality is probably more boring.02:26
gmaxwellpetertodd: well get back to me in 5 years when you've got more of an idea of if any of it was right. :)02:27
petertoddI think the "boring" part of the reality is that all it takes is some subtle efforts rather than actual planted holes02:27
gmaxwellConsidering how much stuff out there is just broken ... I dunno.02:27
petertoddgmaxwell: btw, mind merging that BIP draft pull-req so I can say the number is official?02:30
gmaxwelloh sure.02:30
petertoddthanks02:31
gmaxwelldone.02:31
petertoddgmaxwell: thing is, with crypto I get the feeling that how to do things correctly is at least relatively clear, although time consuming; a much better feeling that say my last job where often you had no clue if what you were doing was even possible02:34
gmaxwellpetertodd: dunno, been spending a lot of time verifying work on secp256k1 and it almost feels hopeless being confident that it's all exactly right.02:34
gmaxwellDid you know that the curve25519 reference code was broken for a couple years? typo would have made e.g. ~1/2^60pubkeys incorrect.02:36
petertoddgmaxwell: yeah, I'm less confident about consensus; and I am talking about cases where you can use pre-made low-level primitives, which people fail at constantly anyway02:36
petertoddha02:36
gmaxwellthe distributed protocols I think are even harder, but its less obvious how doomed we are because so much of the complexity is latent.02:37
petertoddmy writeup on how hard consensus is really surprised the non-bitcoin dev I wrote it for... she just didn't get how my CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY patch could have almost two orders of magnitude more tests than code until I explained it in detail02:39
petertoddbut still, there's *so* much basic stuff that we're also failing at, and shouldn't be, and people view that basic stuff as magic far too often02:40
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CoinMuncherpetertodd: gnupg objections to becoming a library might be a general GNU thing. Their compiler (GCC) was deliberately not made as a library or even modular either because of Stallmann politics. Now that LLVM is quickly gaining ground they have started work on making GCC more modular. (I'm not saying their reasoning is good or bad, just saying.)03:49
sipaiirc for gnupg (part of) the reason was that dealing with locked memory was very hard as a library03:51
petertoddyeah, which is silly, as you don't need locked memory for verification, which would be hugely useful as a library03:53
petertoddgpgme for instance leaves out access to huge amounts of the WoT code and other stuff you need to actually use PGP03:53
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kanzureDHT stuffhttp://www.freedomlayer.org/articles/dht_intro.html https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=859178206:17
kanzureDHT stuff http://www.freedomlayer.org/articles/dht_intro.html https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8591782 (oops)06:17
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fenn.title http://linux-poetry.com/blog/12/08:50
yoleauxA Note on Deterministic Builds: Morgan (Reece) Phillips @linuxpoetry08:50
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fennhttps://github.com/mrrrgn/simple-rootkit "Here we'll compile a kernel module which intercepts every "read" system call, searches for a string and replaces it if it looks like the gcc compiler or the python interpreter. This is meant to demonstrate how a compromised system can build a malicious binary from perfectly safe source code."08:54
hearni've had quite some luck with making java builds reproducible08:54
hearnyou don't seem to need a vm08:54
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fenni'm not sure how you verify that builds are deterministic; how do you know you've remove all potential variables?08:58
kanzureat minimum two separate builds should hash the same08:59
fennbut what if the hostname is different, or some path has been changed...09:00
kanzureoops sorry i mean two separate runs of the build process for the same build09:00
kanzuresince "build" sometimes means "build artifact"09:00
fennccache does something similar in that it hashes intermediate build products; perhaps looking at which build products changed could help narrow down where the changes are introduced09:02
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fennif hash(src1) == hash(src2) then hash(build1) should = hash(build2)09:04
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kanzureat the moment bitcoind is using gitian09:05
kanzurehttps://gist.github.com/devrandom/80626509:06
fenni wonder if it would be more useful to somehow automatically bug the developers if there is a hash mismatch, so you can gather data on what changed and why, and also uncover any attacks in the wild09:06
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fennof course then you have to verify the automatic bug notification09:07
fennbuilding on shifting sand :)09:07
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couttsFrom seaman's post: " Put them in the same kind of equation we get a value of bitcoin and that value is a million dollars. Now, you’ll never hear an analyst say this—but I don’t mind this—I could be wrong by 90%, and it’s still worth $100,000." What a blanket statement, that's the dumbest claim I've ever heard.09:27
couttsWoops wrong channel again ha09:27
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devrandomfenn: the gitian process is specifically designed for repeatable builds09:31
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trompwhat's the best place to find criticism of Eyal&Sirer's proposed Two Phase POW for disincentivizing large mining pools?11:47
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mappumhas this proposal made any headway? https://gist.github.com/gavinandresen/88be40c141bc67acb24711:54
mappumi don't think i've heard anything about it since that document11:55
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mappum(sorry, maybe #bitcoin-dev was a better channel for this question)11:56
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petertoddmappum: it's merged12:11
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mappumpetertodd: really? can you point me to a commit? i can't seem to find it12:12
petertoddmappum: blockchain.info/pushtx even relays non-std redeemScripts! and they get mined! really the only thing holding you back from experimenting on mainnet is lack of an actual use-case:)12:12
petertoddmappum: 7f3b4e95695d50a4970e6eb91faa956ab276f161 in git HEAD12:13
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mappumoh snap, i didn't realize that happened. thanks! :)12:14
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petertoddmappum: do me a favor and comment at the bottom of that page saying it got merged...12:15
mappumgood idea12:16
amillertromp, good question, i don't know if anyone has talked about it12:17
petertoddamiller: I had some criticisms, though I forget if I wrote them down or just told the authors in person12:17
amilleryou should write them down, start a bitcointalk post or something and i'll add to it too12:17
petertoddamiller: you writing up something on mining centralization?12:18
amilleractually to be perfectly honest my nonoutsoureable puzzle paper has been rejected 3x times now, but each time i've improve it substantially and resubmitted12:19
amillera couple of times it got really unfair review IMO.12:19
petertoddheh, sometimes I'm glad my peer reviewers are in the form of angry reddit trolls :P12:20
trompi'm amending my cuckoo cycle paper and wondering what form their proposal could take with my pow12:20
trompso i want to be up-to-date about its possible failings12:20
trompamiller: did yo submit to bitcoin 2015 workshop?12:21
amillertromp, no, bitcoin'14, ccs, ndss... hopefully oakland12:22
amiller2ppow is compatible with cuckoo cycle, sure12:23
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gmaxwelltromp: the primary criticism is that it isn't disincentivizing _large_ pools, it's disincentivizing bascally _all_ pools; and breaking pooling is a cure worse than the disease.  It's inherently compatible with any kind of Po*x, since really most of what its doing is blinding if something is a solution or not.12:28
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amillergmaxwell, well that applies to all weak/strong nonoutsourceable puzzles and doesn have anything to do with the 2ppow specifically12:29
gmaxwellAlso their specific proposal is broken because of DSA randomization (which makes it not progress free)12:30
gmaxwellamiller: yes sure.12:30
gmaxwell(but it's 'easily' fixed by precommiting to a nonce.)12:30
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tacotimehttps://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/counterparty-recreates-ethereum-bitcoin/ ohhh nooo. not sure how it'd be any better of an idea on bitcoin via coloured coins though.12:38
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instagibbsand it indeed appears they are claiming with out a doubt they're using their 12 second block time scheme12:47
instagibbsethereum*12:47
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tacotimeyeah, i don't know how much i trust the assumptions that are in that blog post.12:48
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trompgmaxwell: i don't understand how, but the authors claim in section "Clarification (June 21, 2014)" that they can control X and Y to deter only large pools13:16
helojust make the algorithm emit radiation by necessity, so they have to be widely dispersed to avoid poisoning without costly shielding13:18
tromptheir scheme seems to rely on having to do an amount of signature computation that's a significant fraction of the sha256 computation (else only the latter would be outsourced)13:19
trompwhich means it won't work well with cuckoo cycle13:19
trompwhich does billions of steps before needing a signature13:20
gmaxwelltromp: I thought you were able to pick parameters where you were effectively progress free?13:21
trompprogress-free is a continuous scale, not a binary thing13:21
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trompi aim for a single cuckoo attempt to take a few percent of block interval time13:21
gmaxwelloy, okay. Then indeed you may have issues.13:22
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phantomcircuithelo, lol13:24
trompmy latest version of the cuckoo paper describes a way to do dynamic sizing13:24
trompwhere the graph size will go up over time13:24
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trompkeeping it from being completely progress free13:25
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trompbut more importantly preserving the (presumed) memory-hardness13:26
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coinheavyWizards - please check out the research index just released at http://smithandcrown.com/research. We have collected ~170 papers from ~300 authors but I am sure there are more to add. Any feedback or submissions would be much appreciated.  The index will be actively maintained.13:31
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kanzureall of these papers are on different servers?13:38
kanzureyou have a typo "Sythetic Commodity Money"13:40
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coinheavykanzure: thanks for the heads up.  I'll clean up that record.13:51
coinheavykanzure: yes, we are linking to their original hosting locations.13:52
kanzuredo you have copies of those pdfs?13:52
kanzureand can you send them to me13:52
coinheavyMuch of the research is relatively open but we are not serving files directly ourselves because many of these papers have been published through academic journals.  While they're still accessible via urls, wholesale redistribution is not possible for every paper.13:54
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