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I appreciate the responses and I understand the importance of keeping a private key secure and secret. However, I think my question may not have been fully clear. To clarify my question: Is there a way to maintain…

Can you actually "claim" a private key? Like, is there a way for someone to pick a private key and then do something, like initiate a certain transaction or whatever, that would kind of reserve that key for themselves?

In this case, the masterPrivateKey used is: It is important to note that everything is known except the full set of private/public key pairs that contributed to the aggregated signature or public key.

Thank you for the detailed insights and suggestions. To make the discussion more concrete, I believe it would be best to present a practical example. This will outline all the data that is publicly available. For…

I appreciate the responses so far. I realize my initial question wasn’t detailed enough, so I’d like to expand and clarify. I’m working with Schnorr signatures, specifically in the context of multisignatures. Assume the…

So imagine you have a message that’s been signed with 100 different private/public key pairs. These signatures get combined into one aggregated signature. Now, let’s say the only things you’ve got are the aggregated…