ECDSA Example
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This page will walk you through a demonstration of the Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm using secp256k1.
ECDSA Signing Algorithm in Python
Parameter | Value | Descrption |
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p | 115792089237316195423570985008687907853269984665640564039457584007908834671663 | The elliptic curve is defined over this value. P defines the size of the finite field. |
n | 115792089237316195423570985008687907852837564279074904382605163141518161494337 | This value is the order of the group. It defines the number of possible elliptic curve points given the generator point. |
Gx | 55066263022277343669578718895168534326250603453777594175500187360389116729240 | This value is the x coordinate for the generator point. |
Gy | 32670510020758816978083085130507043184471273380659243275938904335757337482424 | This value is the y coordinate for the generator point. |
def ecdsa_sig(m, d): # ecdsa_sig function takes a message and private key as an integer k = random.randint(1, n - 1) # Create the ephemeral key, k m1 = hashlib.sha256() # Create a hash object m1.update(m) hashed_message = m1.hexdigest() # Hash the message eph_point = Point_Multiplication(Gx, Gy, k, p) # Calculate ephemeral point using k eph_point_x = eph_point[0] s_temp = (int(hashed_message, 16) + (d * eph_point_x)) s = (Mod_Inv(k, n) * (s_temp)) % n # Create s value r = eph_point_x # Create r value print("Signing Complete") print("Eph Point x: " + str(eph_point[0])) print("Eph point y: " + str(eph_point[1])) print(" ") print("R: " + str(r)) print("S: " + str(s)) """ 1. 0x30 indicates start of DER 2. One byte to encode length of data 3. 0x02 header byte indicating integer 4. One byte to encode length of r 5. The r value as big-endian integer 6. 0x02 header byte to indicate integer 7. One byte to include length of the following s value 8. The s value as big-endian integer """ # DER Format Code Begin #------------------------------------------------------------ r_hex = "00" r_hex = r_hex + str(hex(r)[2:]) s_hex = str(hex(s)[2:]) serial_1 = "30" serial_2 = hex(int(((get_length(r_hex) / 2) + (get_length(s_hex) / 2) + 4)))[2:] serial_3 = "02" serial_4 = hex(int(get_length(hex(r)[2:]) / 2) + 1)[2:] serial_5 = "00" + hex(r)[2:] serial_6 = "02" serial_7 = hex(int(get_length(hex(r)[2:]) / 2))[2:] serial_8 = hex(s)[2:] sig = serial_1 + str(serial_2) + serial_3 + str(serial_4) sig = sig + str(serial_5) + serial_6 + str(serial_7) + str(serial_8) sig = sig + str(binascii.hexlify(HASH_TYPE))[2:4] sig = bytes.fromhex(sig) return sig