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multi-party-ecdsa used to work with several curves by specifying certain features. Currently, curve is fixed: we use secp256k1.
Choice of curve may be added by introducing generic parameters to al…
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can be done using https://github.com/dalek-cryptography/subtle as one option.
Thanks to Jeremy Rubin.
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Hi. I am using `0.2.8` version of `multi-party-ecdsa`.
In particular, I have used `{1,3}` party scheme.
I have recently faced with the following error during signature generation process:
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DEB…
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#### Description ####
We need multiparty computation for computing threshold signatures as part of our bridging strategy. The first step to do this is distributed key generation. This needs to be d…
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Due to performance issues in the browser environment, it is not practical to use safe primes in wasm, and all tss-ecdsa schemes recommend safe primes, but I have seen some discussions that safe primes…
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# Overview
The current implementation is an evaluation over different protocols. There is some mismatch between the proofs and values being transmitted with the papers, leading to potential vulnera…
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Is anyone currently working on a 2P-ECDSA module, or know of a current implementation using libsecp256k1?
If not, I'm interested in implementing one.
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Hi - this one id related to #77 .
Dinghy also fails to sign app bundle when it discovers first any auto-signing profile (XCode-created provisioning profiles - with names starting with XC) with App…
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The purpose of this task is to build a proof of concept for running this code on iOS.
_Nice to have: simple benches that we will be able to compare with benches running on a machine._
**Success cr…
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While running `protocols::two_party_ecdsa::cclst_2019::test::tests::test_two_party_sign` or `protocols::two_party_ecdsa::cclst_2019::test::tests::test_full_key_gen` is always working and passing. Tryi…