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feat: Outer nullifier oprf_pk_hash binding - #169
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| // oprf_pk_hash is only meaningful for salted nullifiers (it is the OPRF service key | ||
| // hash). A non-salted subproof emits oprf_pk_hash = 0, which rides the per-subproof | ||
| // "== 0" wildcard below, leaving the top-level value otherwise unconstrained. Pin it: | ||
| // the top-level oprf_pk_hash must be zero unless the nullifier is salted, so a | ||
| // non-salted proof cannot publish a forged OPRF service hash. | ||
| assert( |
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Closes a residual gap in the outer aggregator: the top level
oprf_pk_hashwas unconstrained for non salted nullifiers.