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polynomial-commitmentHere are 9 public repositories matching this topic...Efficient Dynamic Proof of Retrievability (NDSS 2023)
error-correction-codes bulletproof bulletproofs kzg verifiable-computation zero-knowledge-proof blockchain-storage kzg-commitment proof-of-retrievability secure-cloud-storage cloud-audit polynomial-commitment
Boolean-kernel basis: native evaluation-form FRI folding, a multilinear PCS, post-quantum security, Lean 4 formalisation (no sorry)
Kronecker-FRI: hash-based multilinear polynomial commitment from a coefficient-extraction identity — paper, proofs, Rust
Distributed Key Generation Algorithm via Joint-Feldman's VSS in Rust.
Kate-Zaverucha-Goldberg (KZG) polynomial commitment evaluator with evaluation proofs
cryptography mcp srs zero-knowledge python-standard-library trusted-setup polynomial-commitment agent-skills kzg-commitments kate-commitments plonk-kzg
From-scratch Rust implementation of WHIR/BaseFold multilinear polynomial commitment schemes (learning exercise)
KZG10 polynomial commitment scheme providing constant-size cryptographic commitments and evaluation opening proofs over pairing groups.
KZG polynomial commitments over bls12-381 in JavaScript
Browser-based polynomial commitment demo — KZG on BLS12-381, IPA, and FRI committing to the same polynomial, plus a multi-party powers-of-tau ceremony. Every contributor secretly keeps their toxic waste, the transcript still verifies, and the reconstructed trapdoor forges an opening the pairing accepts.
cryptography ipa stark zero-knowledge fri kzg snark trusted-setup bls12-381 crypto-lab powers-of-tau polynomial-commitment toxic-waste
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