This is a forked repository to support two-party signing in Libra.
It allows a more secure key management paradigm to protect your Libra funds:
we move away the concept of a single seed, and instead support the co-signing between the client and a server, each with an independently generated secret share.
Both shares are required to produce a valid signature in order to move funds, and a single key is never present on a single place.
Try out our demo:
Launch the server:
$ cd server
$ cargo build
$ ../target/debug/server_execClient (just like My First Transaction):
$ scripts/cli/start_cli_testnet.sh... and follow the CLI help for creating accounts and transferring Libra.
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Libra Core implements a decentralized, programmable database which provides a financial infrastructure that can empower billions of people.
Note to Developers
- Libra Core is a prototype.
- The APIs are constantly evolving and designed to demonstrate types of functionality. Expect substantial changes before the release.
- We’ve launched a testnet that is a live demonstration of an early prototype of the Libra Blockchain software.
Contributing
Read our Contributing guide. Find out what’s coming on our blog.
Getting Started
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Technical Papers
- The Libra Blockchain
- Move: A Language With Programmable Resources
- State Machine Replication in the Libra Blockchain
Blog
Libra Codebase
- Libra Core Overview
- Admission Control
- Bytecode Verifier
- Consensus
- Crypto
- Execution
- Mempool
- Move IR Compiler
- Move Language
- Network
- Storage
- Virtual Machine
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License
Libra Core is licensed as Apache 2.0.