Non-Malleable Clause Samples

The Non-Malleable clause is designed to ensure that the terms of an agreement cannot be altered or tampered with after they have been finalized. In practice, this means that once the contract is executed, neither party can unilaterally modify, edit, or manipulate the document or its provisions, whether in physical or digital form. This clause is particularly important in contexts where the integrity and authenticity of the contract must be preserved, such as in digital agreements or blockchain-based contracts. Its core function is to protect both parties from unauthorized changes, thereby maintaining trust and legal certainty in the agreement.
Non-Malleable. Compact, Multi-Party Range Proofs from Bulletproofs‌ We propose a Logarithmic-sized, Non-Malleable, Non-Interactive, Multi-Party Bulletproof Range Proof scheme with an updated version of improved inner product argument. The improved inner product argument [38, 50] can securely convince a verifer given (h, g, P = hl · gr, πIP) that the prover knows (l, r). The fascinating property of IP is it compresses 2|l| elements of (l, r) to πIP which only has two Zp components and 2 log2 |l| G components (prefer [72] for additional details). The proposed Non-Malleable MBP only uses strong Fiat Shamir challenges derived from a hash function giving the commitment as an input. The strong Fiat Shamir challenges guarantee non-malleability of RP and IP, making unique challenges for the particular commitment. Here, ki is the partial key belong the ith party and v is the coin amount of asset Cv,Σ k. MBP allows n parties to generate range proofs for coin amounts in range [0, 2l − 1] without sharing their partial keys with the combiner (prefer [50] for notations. However, we interchange variable symbols g with h and h with g). RP.Set(λ): return pp = (G, g, h, g, h, u, p) // when a group G = ⟨g⟩, ⟨h⟩, ⟨u⟩ of prime order p ∈ {0, 1}λ and g, h, and u are DL problem hard (NUMS points). g and h are generator vectors of G where |g| = |h| = l and Vpp = [0, 2l − 1]. RP.Prv(pp, C = Cv,Σ k, v, k, n): if n = empty : n := |k| // The combiner (the dealer) starts the function. aL ∈ {0, 1}l : ⟨aL, 2l⟩ = v, aR := aL − 1l $ $ sL, sR ←− Zl , (α, ρ) ←− Zp, A ← gαhaL gaR , S ← gρhsL gsR y ← H(C, A, S), z ← H(C, A, S, y) L(X) := (aL − z · 1l) + sL · X, R(X) := yl · (aR + z · 1l + sR · X) + z2 · 2l t(X) := ⟨L(X), R(X)⟩ = t0 + t1 · X + t2 · X2 gt1 = {}, gt2 = {} for i ∈ [1, n] do // The combiner requests gτ1,i, gτ2,i from each co-prover i. τ1,i , τ2,i ←− Z2 // Each co-prover i shares gτ1,i, gτ2,i with the combiner j. $

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