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owasp-top10-2021-apps/a2/nginpex-legends/README.md

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-As both files have the same 33 first bits, this can be some sort of signature that is being used reusing nonces. Since people that make video games like a lot of DSA based schemes (ref. PS3), then we can try a nonce reuse exploit with those files.
+As both files have the same 33 first bits, this can be some sort of signature that is reusing nonces. Since people that make video games like a lot of DSA based schemes (ref. PlayStation 3), then we can try a nonce reuse exploit with this signature scheme.
 
 On file `exploit.py` we can see a full exploit to this failure. The explanation is that if we reuse a nonce `k` with the same private key, we will produce, for two messages `z1` and `z2` two signatures `sig(z1) = (r, s1)` and `sig(z2) = (r, s2)` and then we can do some math tricks to recover the secret from the private key. Where n is the order of the elliptic curve: