Hey everyone.
I’m hoping someone can help me out. What does it mean when the R value starts at 0?
Also, how do you figure out the msb bits for a lattice attack?
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In elliptic curve digital signature algorithm (ECDSA), there are three (r,s,v) integers for every curve. The R [1...n-1] represents the x-coordinate on the elliptic curve based on a random point R on the curve which is created randomly thus results in starting with leading zero.
ECDSA Signatures | Digital Signature Algorithms and Keys Generation
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