01:25:58 remind me on Sunday to upgrade this room (and probably a couple of others) to the new bridge, should be a bit easier to handle the conversations with the upcoming beta 01:42:53 It doesn't. There's libraries for PedPoP, MuSig, a publicly-verifiable variant of the eVRF DKG, and also a dealer key gen. 01:44:05 Monero's can be interpreted as a n-of-n key generation like MuSig. The lack of verification shares will break identifiable aborts, but everything else should be fine. 01:46:54 I'm talking about this https://github.com/monero-oxide/monero-oxide/blob/fcmp%2B%2B/monero-oxide/ringct/fcmp%2B%2B/src/sal/legacy_multisig.rs 02:46:13 koe000: So am I? 02:46:41 modular_frost::ThresholdKeys is a re-export of dkg::ThresholdKeys 02:46:53 It isn't FROST-specific 02:47:39 It isn't directly totally applicable, as it expects verification shares, but I can attest you can just randomly set those for GIGO behavior. 02:50:38 (please test to confirm that behavior, as that should be the case but no, I didn't myself test these libraries still work to a desired subset of functionality when you use garbage data for what should be a distinct subset) 03:10:59 I see, I will look at it deeper then. 06:12:26 modular-frost itself is just a framework for two-round signing protocols for linear signature schemes, with binomial nonces in the first round. 06:12:26 dkg handles the secret sharing and interpolation and can be used with n-of-n schemes. 20:36:04 Ok did better research, the rust impl makes sense. The `R_alpha` double-use I'm not 100% on yet but otherwise it matches my expectations.