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I happened to have read Greg Maxwell's paper recently, so here I try to lay down my interpretation in a bit abstract manner: Before talking about the Borromean scheme, let us recapitulate the current ...

Sadly, most people will not help test on testnet. The changes pass all tests, and some low volume of transactions is flowing. The kind of bug that was found by RandomRun isn't a type of bug that can ...

(1) I understand that currently, the range proofs are done with Borromean signatures, isn't it? Not ASLN? ASNL had a flaw, so it was changed to Borromean: What was the problem with ASNL forgery? (...

Indeed the protocol uses Borromean signatures for range proofs. A RingCT signature contains all the info allowing everyone to check the validity of the amounts, and allowing the recipient to recover ...

typedef key key64[64]; [ref] So it's an array of 64 key's. And a key is a struct that holds 32 bytes [ref]. Quoting the comment for the key struct: // Can contain a secret or public key

Monero currently uses MLSAG ring signatures for the ring of possible outputs being spent. Borromean ring signatures are currently used only for the 'range proofs' which demonstrate that output amount ...