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Title: 1 Post by: ecdsa123 on September 25, 2022, 07:20:08 PM 1
Title: Re: first pubkey coliisions - in signature transactions:) Post by: NotATether on September 26, 2022, 07:26:17 AM What is the range of the nonce used in your example, since if the nonce range is small enough (I think less than 2^248?), it is trivial to derive a solution for the private key.
Title: Re: first pubkey coliisions - in signature transactions:) Post by: NotATether on September 26, 2022, 09:50:20 AM " if the nonce range is small enough (I think less than 2^248?), it is trivial to derive a solution for the private key" how we can derive a solution for the private key in this example? I have no idea I wrote some equations for the private key which you can view here (https://notatether.com/talk-cryptography/ecdsa-and-schnorr-signatures-from-the-same-private-key/). In particular, the first one which calculates the private key from r, s, and z (in the post it's called h) will be useful. Title: Re: first pubkey coliisions - in signature transactions:) Post by: puzzleplayer on October 01, 2022, 05:29:24 AM I try run this code (upper) on sagemath cell online result is signature matches signature matches False |