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While blinding in ECC is not really practical for performance applications, it would be a good teaching opportunity to show how blinding can be performed in ECDSA signatures.
the new equation for s would be as follows:
s = inv_blind * inv_k * (blind * m + blind * r * priv_key) % order
where inv_blind and inv_k are multiplicative inverses modulo order of blind and k respectively
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If implemented, use of blinding should depend on a setting (either mode-wide one or one for just one instance of SigningKey) and it should default to disabled.
While blinding in ECC is not really practical for performance applications, it would be a good teaching opportunity to show how blinding can be performed in ECDSA signatures.
the new equation for s would be as follows:
where
inv_blind
andinv_k
are multiplicative inverses modulo order ofblind
andk
respectivelyThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: