Add on-chain zero-knowledge proof validation - #171
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Add validate_proof to the Verification contract. It recomputes the SHA-256 of the raw proof bytes and public signals and compares them against the proof_hash and verification_commitment stored at submission, returning false for revoked or mismatched records and emitting a Validated event. Closes GuardZero144#90
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds on-chain hash-based proof validation and passes the supplied checks. It is mergeable with owner awareness that event fields and unauthorized access behavior are not asserted precisely enough, so regressions in validation events or authorization handling could escape tests. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant IntegrationTest
participant Verification_validate_proof
participant VerificationRecord
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IntegrationTest->>Verification_validate_proof: submit verification_id, proof, and public_signals
Verification_validate_proof->>VerificationRecord: load record and check status
Verification_validate_proof->>VerificationRecord: compare SHA-256 proof and signal hashes
Verification_validate_proof->>ContractEventStream: emit Validated(result)
Verification_validate_proof-->>IntegrationTest: return result
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In `@contracts/src/integration_tests.rs`:
- Around line 269-312: Add integration tests covering the missing validate_proof
branches: revoke a submitted record with revoke_verification and assert
validate_proof returns false, alter only public_signals and assert validation
fails, and use an unknown verification_id to assert Error::VerificationNotFound.
Keep the existing matching and tampered-proof tests unchanged.
- Around line 332-335: Extend the valid-proof assertions after
verification.validate_proof in the test to inspect the final emitted event,
verifying its contract ID, topics proof_validation and v_id, and payload
VerificationEvent::Validated(true). Add the required IntoVal and
VerificationEvent imports while preserving the existing event-count assertion.
In `@contracts/src/verification.rs`:
- Around line 233-247: Update validate_proof to require authentication from
record.verifier before calling read_record or emitting validation events,
matching approve_verification, reject_verification, and revoke_verification.
Ensure unauthorized callers cannot trigger record TTL updates or
proof_validation events.
- Around line 249-262: Update validate_proof to include record.status ==
"approved" in its validity calculation alongside the hash and revocation checks,
matching is_verification_valid so pending or rejected records cannot return
true. Preserve the existing proof and commitment integrity checks and publish
the resulting overall validity in VerificationEvent::Validated.
- Around line 227-238: Update validate_proof to either perform actual
zero-knowledge proof verification or rename it and its related API concept to
integrity checking; if retaining hash comparison, revise the doc comment and
result semantics to state that it only checks proof and public-signal integrity
against stored commitments, not proof correctness or soundness.
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| let events_before = env.events().all().len(); | ||
| let valid = verification.validate_proof(&v_id, &raw_proof, &public_signals); | ||
| assert!(valid); | ||
| assert_eq!(env.events().all().len(), events_before + 1); |
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Assert the event contents, not only the event count.
For a valid proof, assert the final event's contract ID, topics (String::from_str(&env, "proof_validation"), v_id), and payload VerificationEvent::Validated(true). Events is already imported; add IntoVal and VerificationEvent.
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In `@contracts/src/integration_tests.rs` around lines 332 - 335, Extend the
valid-proof assertions after verification.validate_proof in the test to inspect
the final emitted event, verifying its contract ID, topics proof_validation and
v_id, and payload VerificationEvent::Validated(true). Add the required IntoVal
and VerificationEvent imports while preserving the existing event-count
assertion.
- require verifier auth before validating, matching approve/reject/revoke - include approved status in the validity check so pending/rejected records can't return true - clarify the doc comment: this is a proof-integrity check, not full ZK verification - add tests for the pending, revoked, tampered-signals, and unknown-id paths
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269-419: 🔒 Security & Privacy | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winAdd a negative authorization test for
validate_proof.
setupenablesenv.mock_all_auths(), so the current tests never exerciserecord.verifier.require_auth(). Disable the mock withenv.set_auths(&[])and assert thattry_validate_proofreturns an error. Sincevalidate_proofhas no caller argument, test missing authorization for the stored verifier rather than a separate caller parameter.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@contracts/src/integration_tests.rs`:
- Around line 385-394: Update test_validate_proof_unknown_id_fails to import
Error from crate::errors and assert that verification.try_validate_proof returns
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In `@contracts/src/integration_tests.rs`:
- Around line 269-419: Update the validate_proof tests, preferably
test_validate_proof_pending_record_fails, to disable mocked authorization with
env.set_auths(&[]) and verify try_validate_proof returns an error when the
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- assert try_validate_proof returns VerificationNotFound for unknown ids - add a negative test proving validate_proof fails when the stored verifier has not authorized the call
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| let result = verification.try_validate_proof( | ||
| &v_id, | ||
| &Bytes::from_array(&env, &[1u8; 32]), | ||
| &Bytes::from_array(&env, &[2u8; 32]), | ||
| ); | ||
| assert!(result.is_err()); |
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In the Soroban SDK (including version 21.7.7), the try_ prefixed methods generated by the contractclient macro return a nested Result type [1][2]. The general structure of this return type is: Result<Result<T, <T as TryFromVal<Env, Val>>::Error>, Result<Error, InvokeError>> Breakdown of the return type: 1. Outer Result: Represents the outcome of the invocation itself. - Ok(...): The contract invocation completed without a host-level failure or a contract-defined error. - Err(...): The contract invocation failed, either due to a contract error or a host/panic abort. 2. Success Case (Outer Ok): - Contains a nested Result<T, Error>, where T is the expected return type of the contract function. If the conversion from the environment value (Val) back to the Rust type (T) fails, this inner result will be an Err. 3. Failure Case (Outer Err): - Contains a Result<Error, InvokeError>. - Err(Ok(Error)): The contract returned a custom contract error defined by your #[contracterror] enum. - Err(Err(InvokeError)): A host-level failure or panic occurred. The InvokeError enum contains two variants [3][4]: - Abort: Indicates the contract panicked (using panic!) or a runtime/host error occurred. - Contract(u32): Represents a raw contract error code returned by the contract [3][4]. When handling these calls, you can match on the nested structure to distinguish between successful returns, custom contract errors, and execution aborts [1]: match client.try_some_function { Ok(value) => Ok(value), // Success Err(Ok(my_contract_error)) => { /* Handle custom error / }, Err(Err(InvokeError::Abort)) => { / Handle panic/abort / }, Err(Err(InvokeError::Contract(code))) => { / Handle unexpected error code */ } }
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| let result = verification.try_validate_proof( | |
| &v_id, | |
| &Bytes::from_array(&env, &[1u8; 32]), | |
| &Bytes::from_array(&env, &[2u8; 32]), | |
| ); | |
| assert!(result.is_err()); | |
| let result = verification.try_validate_proof( | |
| &v_id, | |
| &Bytes::from_array(&env, &[1u8; 32]), | |
| &Bytes::from_array(&env, &[2u8; 32]), | |
| ); | |
| assert!(matches!( | |
| result, | |
| Err(Err(soroban_sdk::InvokeError::Abort)) | |
| )); |
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In `@contracts/src/integration_tests.rs` around lines 465 - 470, Update the
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authorization failure produced by require_auth, rather than accepting any Err
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Closes #90
Summary of Changes
The
Verificationcontract could submit a proof's hash and commitment but had no way to actually re-check a proof on-chain — validation was left entirely to the verifier manually flippingapprove/reject. This adds avalidate_proofentrypoint that recomputes the hashes from the raw proof and public signals and compares them against what was committed at submission.What changed
contracts/src/verification.rsValidated(bool)variant toVerificationEvent.validate_proof(verification_id, proof, public_signals) -> Result<bool, Error>. It:false(and emits aValidated(false)event) if the record is revoked,SHA-256(proof)and checks it against the storedproof_hash,SHA-256(public_signals)and checks it against the storedverification_commitment,trueonly when both match, and emits aValidated(bool)event either way.validate_zk_proofinvaccination_verification.rs, so the on-chain behaviour stays consistent with the rest of the codebase.contracts/src/integration_tests.rsTesting / Local Verification
Ran the same commands the CI workflow (
contracts/.github/workflows/ci.yml) runs:cargo fmt -- --check— cleancargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings— cleancargo test --features testutils— 144 passed, 0 failed (includes the 3 new tests)cargo build --release --target wasm32-unknown-unknown— buildsNote: this validates proof integrity/correctness via the committed SHA-256 hashes (a deterministic, gas-cheap check) rather than running the full Groth16 pairing on-chain, which Soroban's SDK doesn't support natively. Happy to extend it if the team wants a different verification scheme.
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