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Jarkko Sakkinen

Edited 5 months ago

My lessons learned from #ethprague was these are the key algorithms:

  1. P256-K1 also known as the #bitcoin curve.
  2. Keccak-256, as it was before it became SHA-3. AFAIK, they have just some padding incompatibility. This is the hash used in #ethereum.

I don’t see really any problem make them a bit more “stack compatible”. So maybe something to look at after I get my TPM2 public key patch set into the mainline.

So like when running bunch of servers, how to seal your keys properly, pretty basic stuff.

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... and I'm thinking of doing of my own command-line wallet.
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