How do I find the nonce bit while working with lattice operations? I want to use this repo on GitHub but I'm lost on how to set up the data.json file with my original data. Can someone break down the steps for me?
Understanding Nonce Bit in Lattice Attacks
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A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon some info about lattice attacks and found a file that really helped me... should clarify things for you. Check this out: https://eu.docworkspace.com/d/sIBTYnLiZAc72lrAG
So, if I have a matching R on the lattice with the signature, does that mean it's valid? I mean, it shows a key, but I'm hesitant to convert it without being sure. The lattice seems to struggle with including the public key in the calculations, especially in add and inverse functions. I tried cross-validation with a bunch of flags, but it just didn't work out. Tested two signatures and both had matching R values, but then when I tried something else, it failed... so I’m kinda lost now.
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