ECDSA implementation in Go. Task №8 for the Cryptography for Developers course.
Execute the following command first:
go get github.com/danielost/ecdsa
Then simply add the following import to your Go code:
import (
// Importing the ECDSA package
"github.com/danielost/ecdsa/internal/ecdsa"
)
ECDSA:
GenerateKeys() (*KeyPair, error)
- Generates a new ECDSA key pairSign(message []byte, privateKey *big.Int) (*Signature, error)
- Signs a message using the private keyVerify(message []byte, publicKey *ecwrapper.ECPoint, sig *Signature) bool
- Verifies a message using the public key
Convenience methods:
SerializePublicKey(publicKey *ecwrapper.ECPoint, base int) string
- Serializes a public keyDeserializePublicKey(publicKey string, base int) (*ecwrapper.ECPoint, error)
- Deserializes a public keySerializePrivateKey(privateKey *big.Int, base int) string
- Serializes a private keyDeserializePrivateKey(privateKey string, base int) (*big.Int, error)
- Deserializes a private keySerializeSignature(signature *Signature, base int) string
- Serializes a signatureDeserializeSignature(signature string, base int) (*Signature, error)
- Deserializes a signature
Examples
folder contains guides on how to generate keys and sign and verify messages.
Example of signing a message:
package main
import (
"fmt"
"log"
"github.com/danielost/ecdsa/internal/ecdsa"
)
func main() {
// You can either generate a key pair or use previously generated keys.
// See how to generate a key pair in ./examples/keygen/keygen.go.
// Most likely, you will have your keys stored as strings. Use deserialization methods to convert them
// to the required objects.
base := 16
sPrivateKey := "bb072d57567f800e4d0a00a0eba95e9f33b839b3b18728fc3000dfb2e4d9621d"
// sPublicKey := "3fb8197d8566fde03a1b7df6ea4af1b6696f08b5d0416fa5fa82cbcdddeaad93:6a53606718d9971c9a1a264dd951617e7c3e4d8af8ab19a7d5944425c2904ab7"
privateKey, err := ecdsa.DeserializePrivateKey(sPrivateKey, base)
if err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
message := "Send $100 to Bob now!"
signature, err := ecdsa.Sign([]byte(message), privateKey)
if err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
// You can now serialize the signature along with the public key and save or send them
sSignature := ecdsa.SerializeSignature(signature, base)
fmt.Println(sSignature)
}
To run the tests, clone the repository and execute the following command:
go test ./...
or (for the detailed view):
go test -v ./...