<rottenwheel:unredacted.org> Monero Is less quantum resistant than Bitcoin

<rottenwheel:unredacted.org> Discuss: stacker.news/items/1356557

<syntheticbird> @rottenwheel:unredacted.org: I've seen this vomit 6 months ago on twitter, word for word. Literal copypasta

<jeffro256> @rottenwheel:unredacted.org: Maybe not if this is adopted: gist.github.com/jeffro256/146bfd5306ea3a8a2a0ea4d660cd2243

<rottenwheel:unredacted.org> @jeffro256: > hoenstly

<rottenwheel:unredacted.org> > honestly

<rottenwheel:unredacted.org> > Tthe

<rottenwheel:unredacted.org> Under Problem. The, double T problem there.

<rottenwheel:unredacted.org> @jeffro256: Interesting. Not even a month old. I can't proofread once you go into math; I'm not trying to fall asleep, yet. ;P

<rottenwheel:unredacted.org> Thanks for sharing. Glad this is being mulled over and somehow ends up being part of CARROT.

<jeffro256> Spending Bitcoin in a PQ setting reveals the public key at some point, after which there's a race to break the discrete log of that pubkey (which itself is a hash preimage). There's a similar concept here: users before the PQ turnstile is activated "commit" to a signing pubkey indirectly as a preimage of the one-time address. [... too long, see mrelay.p2pool.observer/e/596xoNQKX0xkRXhK ]

<jeffro256> The difference from BTC is that the hash output is an elliptic curve point, not a byte string

<jeffro256> @rottenwheel:unredacted.org: It must be a part of CARROT, just as Bitcoin's limited quantum resistance is due to an artifact of their addressing protocol

<jeffro256> Thanks for the typo fixes, will do now ;)

<datahoarder> btw, did you fix the coinbase test on the PR?

<datahoarder> afaik it was using just the wrong call

<jeffro256> Yes, it should be updated in github.com/monero-project/monero/pull/9559 and in seraphis-migration/monero #250. Thank you for the observation !

<datahoarder> I hadn't reviewed that force-push yet. Good to know! I found it working on my implementation, it was indeed just using the right coinbase func

<midipoet:matrix.org> Going to ask here in case anybody interested. I met with the manager of the Irish national Capture the Flag Team. They are looking for someone to "coach" them on the cryptography puzzles. It's a volunteer position, and can be virtual, but might be scope for travelling to European/International competitions in the future. They [... too long, see mrelay.p2pool.observer/e/-LrepNQKUG1selFl ]

<rottenwheel:unredacted.org> @midipoet:matrix.org: Ping dsc. He's good with CTF. He put together one or three for different Monero events and conferences berro...

I know, I made some of the puzzles for the DefCon CTF. Unfortunately, dsc_ has muted me!

when monerochan explaining new upcoming hard fork for new version of zero to monero? liek translated in all languagues with ai?

ArticMine, a handwavy writeup, to be read with humor : github.com/user-attachments/files/22707536/honest_mining.pdf .

is this a new idea? and if not what speaks against it?

it's here : BawdyAnarchist/Monero-Simulator #1

free samourai

<syntheticbird> can i have banhammer

no.

never.

<ravfx:xmr.mx> @rottenwheel:unredacted.org

<rottenwheel:unredacted.org> @ravfx:xmr.mx: I'm not a mod in here! Eigen, Feather and Cake, I am. I am the wallet guy, not the researcher guy!

<rottenwheel:unredacted.org> cc. @xmrscott:monero.social @plowsof:matrix.org 🔨🎯

<321bob321> @banhammer

<imprevisto:matrix.org> what is the most relevant repo or repos to see where FCMP++ is now?

Will clean up soon if not done already, thanks

<imprevisto:matrix.org> @imprevisto:matrix.org: I think I got this now.