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secp256k1 and RFC 6979 support #146

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reaperhulk opened this issue Oct 8, 2018 · 3 comments
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secp256k1 and RFC 6979 support #146

reaperhulk opened this issue Oct 8, 2018 · 3 comments

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@reaperhulk
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Is there any interest in potentially adding secp256k1 and RFC 6979 deterministic k support in the ECDSA signer? secp256k1 is widely used in the cryptocurrency space and projects like that could use a library like tink to help them choose sane cryptographic defaults outside of the elliptic curve constraints placed upon them by ethereum, bitcoin, et cetera.
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thaidn commented Oct 17, 2018

Hi Paul, we don't have any for this curve at the moment, but if you can contribute, we can advise and review your implementation.

@arnabmitra
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+1 please support secp256k1

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We currently don't have any plans to provide secp256k1.

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