Closed maroodb closed 4 years ago
Hello World I am using eccrypto to generate key pair at the clien side (javascript) and verify signature at the server side (java).
I noticed that there is always a prefix "04" added to public key using eccrypto.
example:
const privateKey = Buffer.from('e12c017eaada16e2355e85d52e366a99b6ef5b871e2a4ef15a33861cdfbc276e, 'hex') const publicKey = eccrypto.getPublic(privateKey); const publicKeyHex = publicKey.toString('hex') /* returns 040497cee5d2317fed4a79aeb13a6e50958ba3b928319d185c3faf05a7e0e859c0e45bfe5cec402529b92f07cf2341c44f3ca954ad727f58dfe096e9c5cafda51e7d*/
Using java security from the same privateKey I got :
97cee5d2317fed4a79aeb13a6e50958ba3b928319d185c3faf05a7e0e859c0e45bfe5cec402529b92f07cf2341c44f3ca954ad727f58dfe096e9c5cafda51e7d without leading "04"
97cee5d2317fed4a79aeb13a6e50958ba3b928319d185c3faf05a7e0e859c0e45bfe5cec402529b92f07cf2341c44f3ca954ad727f58dfe096e9c5cafda51e7d
I tried many examples and always there is a leading "04"
any explantation please ?
04 is the prefix for showing that the public key is in the full uncompressed format
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Hello World I am using eccrypto to generate key pair at the clien side (javascript) and verify signature at the server side (java).
I noticed that there is always a prefix "04" added to public key using eccrypto.
example:
Using java security from the same privateKey I got :
97cee5d2317fed4a79aeb13a6e50958ba3b928319d185c3faf05a7e0e859c0e45bfe5cec402529b92f07cf2341c44f3ca954ad727f58dfe096e9c5cafda51e7d
without leading "04"I tried many examples and always there is a leading "04"
any explantation please ?