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Zenroom ChangeLog

2.0.0 (March 2022)

Full implementation and documentation of the Zencode language.

Native support of Bitcoin (SECP256K1) and ETH/web3 (BLS381). Language bindings for NodeJS, Python3, Rust and Golang. Streamlined CI builds for iOS, Android and Cortex-ARM chips. Initial port to run on any native Lua >= 5.1 virtual machine. Zencode data manipulation, arithmetics and complex operations. REFLOW crypto scenario for ZKP and digital product passport. Several improvements to stability and portability.

1.0.0 (September 2019)

Final refactoring and code cleanup with many optimizations.

Complete call API and full Zencode syntax for simple and coconut scenarios. Rule configurability for input/output (JSON or CBOR) and semantic versioning contract checks. Fully deterministic random engine. Several improvements to the error reporting output and fixes to the iOS native library. Bindings included in source, improved and released on pypi and npm. Documentation included and online at dev.zenroom.org

0.9 (March 2019)

Completed high-level language implementation of Zencode and underlying zero-knowledge proof credential system Coconut, Elgamal and homomorphic encryption. Overall improvements to primitives and to AES-GCM crypto. Full implementation of authentication and secure petition signing. Several bug fixes and improvements targeting reliability, error reporting and portability. Removed many unused libraries, Schema refactoring. Working builds for python2/3, nodejs/wasm, golang, Android and iOS. Native integration in the mobile react-native app for DDDC petitions.

0.8.1 (November 2018)

Several fixes and improvements to the arithmetics and language constructions for EC and PAIR operations, deeper testing with Coconut's work in progress implementation lead to several fixes. New working targets for Go and python 2/3 bindings and fixes to existing iOS and Android. Overall cleanup of the build system and first stab to improve the security when executing malicious code. Working examples now include an implicit certificate scheme (ECQV) and a working ElGamal encryption scheme inside Coconut's implementation.

0.8.0 (October 2018)

New Elliptic Curve Arithmetics (ECP2) with Twisted Curve Pairings (Miller-Loop). Hamming distance measurements on OCTET (bitwise). Example of ECP based ElGamal implementation of omomorphic encryption over integers for petition and tally, with verifications. Default encryption now AES-GCM with AEAD authenticated headers, examples using a public random IV. Support for Javascript's React-Native. Language bindings for Go lang, Python version 2 and 3. Zenroom virtual machine language design improvements to build and documentation, object introspection.

0.7.1 (September 2018)

Fixes to all Javascript builds.

0.7.0 (August 2018)

Adopted AES-GCM as default encryption method, downgraded CBC as weak. Fixes to the exposed API for complete usage in Zenroom-studio. Added seccomp kernel-level protection and insured unikernel functionality with provable isolation from network and filesystem access. Added language bindings, a Python module is now provided.

Switched to BLS383 curve for ECP operations and upgraded Milagro to version 4.12.0. Implemented arithmetic operations on BIG numbers and improved the language design around ECP, ECDH and OCTET. Exposed and improved objects for HASH and RNG. Added curves GOLDILOCKS and SECP256K1 for use in ECDH and Base58 for OCTET. Added support for MSGPACK binary serialization format.

Updated tests and examples, added new simple implementation for ElGamal with ZKP using ECP primitives. Started ECP2 twisted curve implementation. Improved build system; added python, java and esp32 targets. Updated API documentation.

0.6.0 (June 2018)

Implemented arithmetic operations on elliptic curve points (ECP) as cryptographic primitives to implement new schemes.

Modularised ECDH class/factory implementation to support multiple curve types.

Support for multiple memory managers (still not fully reentrant), improved use of memory (and reflexivity), better constructors in scripts.

Further progress on syntax in relation to use-cases (DECODE D3.5).

Abstract Syntax Tree parsing of smart rules and rendering to JSON (based on lpeglabels and lua-parser).

Exposed more public calls on zenroom.h for usage as a library (stdout/stderr to memory).

Added contributed scripts for iOS, Android and Go shared builds.

0.5.0 (April 2018)

Fully adopted Milagro-crypto-C as underlying crypto library, abandoning luazen at least for now. Refactored the API and language approach to adopt a more object-oriented posture towards first-class citizen data objects (octets) and keyrings. Full ECDH implementation with support for multiple curve types.

Direct-syntax interpreter upgraded to Lua 5.3; dropped dependency from lua_sandbox effectively cleaning up large portions of code.

Improved support for javascript; implemented a cryptographically secure random generator linked to different RNG functions provided by native platforms. Added build targets for Android and iOS, improved JS support both for NodeJS and WASM targets.

Adopted an embedded memory-manager (umm) optionally enabled at runtime, achieving significant speed improvements, reduction of resources used and full control on memory allocation; adopted a function pointer mechanism to easily include different memory managers in the future.

Updated documentation accordingly with more examples and tests. Half-baked RSA implementation may be abandoned in the future unless use-cases arise.

0.4 (ALPHA) (March 2018)

Major improvements to standard Lua direct-syntax compatibility, port to emscripten, osx and win targets. Documentation using LDoc and website. Support for cjson and other embedded extensions. First binary release, enters ALPHA stage.

0.3 (Prototype) (February 2018)

Build fixes for various architecture targets. Milagro integration, test suites, continuous integration setup.

0.2 (December 2017)

Whitepaper and improved Lua support. Adopted luazen in place of luanacha.

0.1 (November 2017)

Proof of concept based on lua_sandbox