Module parity_crypto::publickey
source · [−]Expand description
Submodule of crypto utils for working with public key crypto primitives
If you are looking for git history please refer to the ethkey crate in the parity-ethereum repository.
Re-exports
pub use self::error::Error;Modules
Multiple primitives for work with public and secret keys and with secp256k1 curve points
ECDH key agreement scheme implemented as a free function.
Functions for ECIES scheme encryption and decryption
Module specific errors.
Structs
Extended public key, allows deterministic derivation of subsequent keys.
Extended secret key, allows deterministic derivation of subsequent keys.
secp256k1 key pair
Randomly generates new keypair, instantiating the RNG each time.
Represents secret key
Signature encoded as RSV components
In ethereum we allow public key recovery from a signature + message pair
where the message is all-zeroes. This conflicts with the best practise of
not allowing such values and so in order to avoid breaking consensus we need
this to work around it. The ZeroesAllowedType wraps an H256 that can be
converted to a [u8; 32] which in turn can be cast to a
secp256k1::Message by the ThirtyTwoByteHash and satisfy the API for
recover().
A wrapper type around SecretKey to prevent leaking secret key data. This
type will properly zeroize the secret key to ONE_KEY in a way that will
not get optimized away by the compiler nor be prone to leaks that take
advantage of access reordering.
Enums
Key derivation over generic label T
Traits
Generates new keypair.
Functions
Convert public key into the address
Recovers the public key from the signature for the message
Recovers the public key from the signature for the given message.
This version of recover() allows for all-zero messages, which is necessary
for ethereum but is otherwise highly discouraged. Use with caution.
Signs message with the given secret key. Returns the corresponding signature.
Checks if the address corresponds to the public key from the signature for the message
Performs verification of the signature for the given message with corresponding public key