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Implement FROST DKG into the DKG #710

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tbraun96 opened this issue Sep 12, 2023 · 4 comments · Fixed by #711
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Implement FROST DKG into the DKG #710

tbraun96 opened this issue Sep 12, 2023 · 4 comments · Fixed by #711
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tbraun96 commented Sep 12, 2023

We currently have a PR up on a FROST-related repo that will enable us to use that repo properly with the DKG gadget. We can use the fork, then, we can use the official repository once the PR is merged to add a DKGModule for FROST.

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If we convert these into tasks (make this a proper checklist) and then assign deadlines to them. We want to get this into the Universe board.

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The final part of this task, which will be done in the future, is to determine the selection algorithm/process for determining which DKG to use. Then, we must debug and test FROST.

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As I understand currently, the frost algorithm is not used in dkg-gadget for signing msg. Can I help you with that logic of implementing updates to pallets?

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Yea but it's important @akorchyn to ensure that it adds functionality and not removes any so that one can still use it for ECDSA if one pleases. We have been working together w/ some others on CGGMP implementation too. Let us know in our slack if you have an approach.

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