nss, openssl: encode ECDSA signature value according to RFC 3279, 2.2.3#90
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I believe the current code is correct: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4050#section-3.3 |
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Right, sorry for the confusion, I wasn't aware there is a newer RFC discussing the topic. |
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I'm new to the openssl part, but this post explains exactly this part of the openssl API in detail:
http://davidederosa.com/basic-blockchain-programming/elliptic-curve-digital-signatures/
It seems actually getting the correct encoded signature is much easier than the raw 2 numbers. :-)