Create SIG I PUBKEY": Unlock Ethereum Operation
When obtaining Ethereum operation, it is explained to several components, including Scriptsig data and public keys. Understanding how to draw these parts can help decipher and check operations.
In this article, we will focus on the creation of Sig and Pubkey in the Scriptsig section "Transactions".
SECTIONSCRIPTSIG
Scriptsig is the first part of the script data in the Ethereum operation. It contains a script unlock that determines how to make a private key from public keys used by the sender and the recipient.
A typical section of Scriptsig starts with this format:
Hex
0x
...
In your case, assuming you have a private key in a paper wallet and want to get an operation from someone else, the Scriptsig section would look like this:
Hex
0x
Here:
is a public address of the sender.
is a unique identifier of your personal key.
- PartICTICKING_Script” is the place where we will create our own signature.
Signature Creating
You need to calculate the signature using a private key to create SIG. The Ethereum signing procedure includes the calculation of your private key digestion and compared to the intended signature.
Here is an example of how you can create SIG strength, popular intellectual contracts programming language:
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Pragma solidity ^0.8.0;
Contract for unlocking {
CreateSignature () Public Return Payment Function (BIMT32) {)
// Calculate a private key digestion using Keccak-256 mixing
Bytes32 Privatekydigest = Keccak256 (both.encode_paced (
4, // 4 byte to address and key id
msg.Sender.address,
Msg.Value // Msg.Value is not directly available for strength, but so far we can use it as a reserved site.
))););
// Create a signature using private key digestion
Bytes32 SIG = KECCAK256 (both.enecode_paced (
1, // 1 byte Nonce (we will initially set 0)
Privatekydigest
))););
return sig;
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In this example:
- Calculate thePrivate_KEY_DIGEST
using Hashing Keccak-256 algorithm with the sender's address and value.
- Create a signature by calculating empty digestion (using 1 byte Nonce) and comparing it to the intended private key digestion.
Signature check
To check the signature, you can compare it with the signature used in the expected operation. In this case, we will use the same "unlock_script" as before:
Hex
0x
We will make a new signature using Digest private key and compare it to the intended signature:
Hex
Bytes32 sig = 0x ...
BOOL ISVALIDSIGNATURE () Public Screen Refund (BOOL) {
Return the Keccak256 (both.encode_packed (
1, // 1 byte nonce
Sig
)) == Bajites32 ("..." // Expected Private Key Digestion
);
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If the two signatures overlap, then we can believe that the signature is properly generated.
Conclusion
Creating Sig and checking its justice are important steps to decipher Ethereum operations. Understanding how part of Scriptsig Pubkey from the operation and creating your signature using a private key can check the authenticity of the transactions you have received. Remember that you always use safe practices when working with sensitive and safe storage of private keys.
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