Elliptic Curve Diffie Hellman #115
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ok, so i'm thinking keep this one simple, just bipartite key exchange bc it's going to take a while to grasp the exact tripartite ecdh; seems like it's going to be more than just a tate pairing, which is already a bit fuzzy atm. |
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moved to #125 |
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Adds ecdh, groups it with ecdsa in an ecc module, and adds a new README detailing its application to public key cryptography.
Adding support for one-round tripartite ecdh via tate pairings WIP.
This PR closes issue #81