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- How to Check K Value Correctly in SagemathOct 1, 2025
You gotta study up, can’t explain everything here. But yeah, AI can help you learn if you ask the right questions.
- How to Check K Value Correctly in SagemathSep 30, 2025
+K and -K are points and k is just an integer. So you can do this: K = (x/s) * PubKey + (z/s) * G or even K = k * G k=randint(1,N) # just pick a random number. Good luck finding it. You can technically derive "k"…
- How to Check K Value Correctly in SagemathSep 29, 2025
In Sagemath, it looks like this: sage:# prime [type:integer] but prime sage:P = 115792089237316195423570985008687907853269984665640564039457584007908834671663 sage:# Elliptic Curve y2=x3+7 for P [type:curve] sage:E =…
- How to Check K Value Correctly in SagemathSep 28, 2025
Hey, just a heads up, in "R = E.lift_x(r)" there are two options for R. You could get either "R" or "-R". If your public_key is a point object rather than a string, like G, then you should use "R = u2 * public_key + u1…
- S₃ Discriminants and Their Role in secp256k1Apr 1, 2025
Oh hey I asked some AI out of curiosity about this acceleration topic, and it mentioned that it’s really more about ECDLP issues.
- Using Kangaroo Methods for ECDLP SolutionsDec 21, 2024
Hi all. I might have misunderstood something here. I'm familiar with elliptic curve operations and signature algorithms. I get the attack methods too. Just trying to grasp your explanation better. I feel some bias here,…
- Using Kangaroo Methods for ECDLP SolutionsDec 20, 2024
Hey, I checked out the diagram. If we call the public key big X, what happens to X in the elliptic curve process when K is 1.15?
- Using Kangaroo Methods for ECDLP SolutionsDec 20, 2024
Hi there. I struggle with C or C++ math operations in those languages are tough for me. I stick to Python and the Fastecdsa Library for developing algorithms. I switch to C or C++ later for performance, and then I can…
We are not being optimistic anymore, I agree and increase the bet.
i will review Thanks alexeyneu
Quick question here. I get asserts in Python, but I’m confused about what the first '48' means. I want to break down the
Thanks for the reply! I’m not gonna mess with repeated R values anymore. Just looking to run some tests and get better at parsing blockchain data. Really appreciate the insight, pooya87. I had this idea after watching…
- Extracting R Values from Blockchain SignaturesMay 31, 2024
Hey there! Is it possible to pull out all the signatures from the blockchain and grab the R values? Any tips on how to do that? Just checked a link that has the data. Tried it with Python but it’s super slow. Anyone got…
- Need Help! Lost Coins from Invalid AddressJun 12, 2020
About your private key, the info you gave isn’t right, here’s how it should look. Using the right library is key, I recommend pycoin for Python. Good luck with that.
- Issues with Duplicate R and S in SignaturesFeb 25, 2017
Hi, I think I figured this out. The issue is the "SIGHASH_SINGLE bug". After the first sig, the rest all have a hash of "0100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000". I tested it and got it to…
- Issues with Duplicate R and S in SignaturesFeb 22, 2017
Hey, appreciate the insights! Hoping I can do this manually. I want to really grasp the validation process. I’ve laid out an example:…
- Issues with Duplicate R and S in SignaturesFeb 20, 2017
Hey Albert, Thanks for the info! I’ll look it over again. I’ve been around this topic for a bit. I want to break it down with an example from the TX I mentioned. Gonna share my sagemath log. The signature isn’t…
- Issues with Duplicate R and S in SignaturesFeb 19, 2017
Hey there. I’ve been struggling to verify a signature. When I get the Z value, the Kx value of point K (or R) doesn’t match. Am I messing up the message calculation? I keep seeing repeated S and R values in the…