Final version of the code is coming soon

Introduction

This repository consists of hardware implementation (in progress) of Syndrome Decoding in the Head (SDitH) Digital Signature Scheme (https://sdith.org/).

'modules' folder (Coming soon...)

The module folder consists of our hardware implementation. It contains the following subsections:

• keygen - contains key generation related verilog files, tcl script, testbench, and a python script for aligning the input to our hardware keygen module
• sign - contains signature generaion related verilog files, tcl script, testbench, and a python script for aligning the input to our hardware keygen module
• verify - contains signature verification related verilog files, tcl script, testbench, and a python script for aligning the input to our hardware keygen module
• common - contains verilog files that are common among key generation, signature generation and signature verification modules

Makefile (Coming soon...)

We provide a makefile for easily gathering all files required for a specific target module.

• build_keygen: Gathers all verilog files required by the keygen module, tcl scripts and required memory files required for simulating the design, puts them in keygen folder inside the build folder
• build_sign: Gathers all verilog files required by the sign module, tcl scripts and required memory files required for simulating the design, puts them in sign folder inside the build folder
• build_verify: Gathers all verilog files required by the verify module, tcl scripts and required memory files required for simulating the design, puts them in verify folder inside the build folder
• run_amd_sim_keygen: Creates a Xilinx Vivado project and adds the files from build/keygen and simulates the design and generates output for all parameter sets. After simulation, the generated output files are stored in build/keygen/output
• run_amd_sim_sign: Creates a Xilinx Vivado project and adds the files from build/sign and simulates the design and generates output for all parameter sets. We note that our modules are compatible with each other. Hence, the secret key required for the signature generation operation is generated first using run_xilinx_sim_sign and then supplied as input to the signature generation module.
• run_amd_sim_verify: Creates a Xilinx Vivado project and adds the files from build/verify and simulates the design and generates output for all parameter sets. We again note that our modules are compatible with each other. The public key and signature required for simulating the signature verification operation is generated first using run_xilinx_sim_keygen and run_xilinx_sim_sign and supplied as input to the signature verification module for simulation.

Requirements

Please note that for running run_amd_sim_keygen, run_amd_sim_sign, and run_amd_sim_verify you will need AMD (Xilinx) Vivado installed on the machine and added to the path.

Contributions

We refer you to the ePrint and publication for contact information and details for referencing in your own works.

Licence

This repository is licenced under Apache 2.0. Copyright (c) SandboxAQ. All rights reserved.

Disclaimer

The hardware or software are provided "as is" and SandboxAQ hereby disclaims all warranties, whether express, implied, statutory, or otherwise. SandboxAQ specifically disclaims, without limitation, all implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, and non-infringement, and all warranties arising from course of dealing, usage, or trade practice. SandboxAQ makes no warranty of any kind that the hardware or software, or any products or results of the use thereof, will meet any person's requirements, operate without interruption, achieve any intended result, be compatible or work with any software, system or other services, or be secure, accurate, complete, free of harmful code, or error free.