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Topic: Deterministic Usage of DSA and ECDSA Digital Signature Algorithms (RFC 6979) (Read 17286 times)

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you can subtracts order/2 when s > order/2
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SET 2: Large private keys. (large key is Sha256(small key))

Again, format is: (PrvKey (Int), String, DER Signature)
Code:
(34356466678672179216206944866734405838331831190171667647615530531663699592602,Absence makes the heart grow fonder.,3045022100996D79FBA54B24E9394FC5FAB6BF94D173F3752645075DE6E32574FE08625F770220345E638B373DCB0CE0C09E5799695EF64FFC5E01DD8367B9A205CE25F28870F6)
(99398763056634537812744552006896172984671876672520535998211840060697129507206,Actions speak louder than words.,304502210088164430985A4437471417C2386FAA536E1FE8EC91BD0F1F642BC22A776891530220090DC83D6E3B54A1A54DC2E79C693144179A512D9C9E686A6C25E7641A2101A8)
(3759719655879806965811134282268177329967523491661175987246621825209053686213,All for one and one for all.,30450221009F1073C9C09B664498D4B216983330B01C29A0FB55DD61AA145B4EBD0579905502204592FB6626F672D4F3AD4BB2D0A1ED6C2A161CC35C6BB77E6F0FD3B63FEAB36F)
(103660229287485550546857170818258546832194359524010586713457827121778385264241,All's fair in love and war.,304502210080EABF24117B492635043886E7229B9705B970CBB6828C4E03A39DAE7AC34BDA022070E8A32CA1DF82ADD53FACBD58B4F2D3984D0A17B6B13C44460238D9FF74E41F)
(104702657257102633579772822622124422673143939576486771274630765314225900831707,All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.,3045022100A43FF5EDEA7EA0B9716D4359574E990A6859CDAEB9D7D6B4964AFD40BE11BD35022067F9D82E22FC447A122997335525F117F37B141C3EFA9F8C6D77B586753F962F)
(46744469262201639974910661553202053327388301297897803474665777634455660653814,All's well that ends well.,3044022053CE16251F4FAE7EB87E2AB040A6F334E08687FB445566256CD217ECE389E0440220576506A168CBC9EE0DD485D6C418961E7A0861B0F05D22A93401812978D0B215)
(91461772442478604154082755547318472082410323943823420797096392355159818037369,An apple a day keeps the doctor away.,3045022100DF8744CC06A304B041E88149ACFD84A68D8F4A2A4047056644E1EC8357E11EBE02204BA2D5499A26D072C797A86C7851533F287CEB8B818CAE2C5D4483C37C62750C)
(86354370597268376573642079301756246922349732255591245149271869674095200273050,An apple never falls far from the tree.,3045022100878372D211ED0DBDE1273AE3DD85AEC577C08A06A55960F2E274F97CC9F2F38F02203F992CAA66F472A64F6CCDD8076C0A12202C674155A6A61B8CD23C1DED08AAB7)
(19584093032798730129230525910686445865718710074652466673872143043325364812985,An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.,3045022100D5CB4E148C0A29CE37F1542BE416E8EF575DA522666B19B541960D726C99662B022045C951C1CA938C90DAD6C3EEDE7C5DF67FCF0D14F90FAF201E8D215F215C5C18)
(781437121688497986836158713061237152541328908182646473971063062031575438443,Appearances can be deceiving.,304402203E2F0118062306E2239C873828A7275DD35545A143797E224148C5BBBD59DD08022073A8C9E17BE75C66362913B5E05D81FD619B434EDDA766FAE6C352E86987809D)
(104850492813721710139991317702163600547455850521784745263548374318180841866150,April showers bring May flowers.,3045022100A0B6F84EBE95B579CB43BD37B90D8109B92B5EC927AD6E641ABF1006D5AD68640220292CCD58343F8F37BE9A9592491D11525FEC3169D5E889C1BA91F7291FEEE751)
(108294895624446446854494029508230251498772737340287805651138023631639695116663,Bad news travels fast.,30440220379DC5CC74F2C49E6801A129047E7AA16E051FFCB81C7F48B84E20056E9427F102203F842FE9CB4677A5F4D9BEE2457E11C2C78DB6AD9017DA89CDA5E3D7BB2A2FEE)
(71066220492785796115493323581994430418788261467619766175488093873426581002692,Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.,30440220306A8EE0C28BF4ACFBFEA5D63A61762DEC700F5D32DD0D8DEF4FE862B6D3B476022030EA9F381465614C5D4EBCEBD4A2B57E9F8F913BF1532571F3026BC55282987E)
(35045846102319018084060210757321307814085153616757073976816227693320402177863,Beauty is only skin deep.,304402206A3D33C2A9B9CB6E1F568D695C41022200A61AE711415BC5CB370F6DB2C4E05902205FF611C51A1C60BF8FCF04A0AB22F7547DB5BE384159AE656B7E9616E87E5706)
(99534640684826698821425281314607391133871552380931284835129111207337931017400,Beggars can't be choosers.,3044022050DFC92497123F7B331622528C324AE272915F4C1838D45F100626B3CAE735DF022075C7FF8C5B498D85EC20B8E5E9447A3D2A202A56FB326EFE9F62BBEB384ADC92)
(89257433042642737077388553319869424410599423587810843672556525580102751784675,Behind every good man is a good woman.,3045022100CA4A18C113D53239C819E58C578BECBA0729EF84CC07E70ACCF9846E773795110220555A20257C1E80B977B5AB5E77CB2D2079C60445A1877DB448B416E400607D6E)
(33648946896879551350753991616036334622602839139780100591470253765180571691018,The best defense is a good offense.,304402201DB6D76B325B6FB3D14A329A4566C0DD39A72400ECB723BD33C3B105318D2286022060A51B6954D7D704AA72CB7938416F9E5F5C05946DCB6BCAA12F58E988A7639D)
(109730872847609188478309451572148122150330802072000585050763249942403213063436,The best laid plans of mice and men (often go astray).,30450221008CFB828C3433A6AE49EF126BF821BD7E52547D026657DC2555139B2D5A5694CC0220730FBEF0896952F9D88D94FE8A72658DCFCA316FFC7BB69032E97F104A4418E8)
(77588436797891139544418814766534468803014273060081371807081646554441205834466,Better late than never.,3044022071CDE862E982296C38D88B500670265E73612B3FCAA4034A543E583E6B99C608022037B3EE21D826DD98B318E7E39DFFA8709A05B736F3CD9184E346A054EE74FA20)
(59495244811310200848851895665864074436920957692190392920402856263689962707065,Better safe than sorry.,3044022038CBEC03CDDF534EFB6A32594434491612E6AAAFE92650674FF0A2BAE89F45DE02204929E77BD80C60154AD607765E199855FC6BDF3FC1147948ABAB471579DFAD59)
(21286655325461074170433854936958520153527866913129257091162428017511033570824,Better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.,3045022100C2776796AC0EBD5A3D3153A3CE1DCEDD8FD21D51634162613C8BF3F52F558CCF022063A87A635B95687262FE7BEE38E8F7D2540F7E15B055D1801E7E5483C9734B20)
(56411481257257407311361431638085419514194654231027488196123425356268835453370,Beware of Greeks bearing gifts.,3045022100ABFAEAE5B23A3528CCE8A0BEDDFE7CE95C857406A7ECED518CEA4E8DEDD71C9C02205054505FB2A75E62C9B00ECC9DD844F65A19979EBB944CDB6D11749CDB6110E1)
(64711990979782633764235335182907867215764819413400737737290858442391000674356,The bigger thet are the harder they fall.,3045022100CFEA93684039027659136AA8BF170F194DFC75CEFC5D258D4D769AFB75F5AB2302204EB9D12558D2C30656BBC72A9A4CA988C90CE7777B6362102B14DC17E24C34B7)
(31286678140563250429092325029588884449111616215545514642646378702995208845135,A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.,30440220623B9E6E3B81039B9CED6725B5B5BEF29738BBDA95789469BA5B1336E1EF716B022056F68BB529E17FBC6C5A25AD26B6D472234D07445C21E1570BC54B17F39D2E9E)
(47341218998370181272201734249467598282837551308605752382922318982742813172692,Birds of a feather flock together.,304502210090A79808886CA7E5D3921AE1E02DAFD683067EFFAC51C63F2F0BFC202B7D16A80220609EC23BBF8DA031DE6FD85139B907C9D6579314BC429BB62C0E9A9107548183)
(40241159843464965789709657159621889568362300375338787238278532119942155301709,Blood is thicker than water.,3045022100EE176B8FA1D03FC90C1121C900934E90E875A823EA339AC8B53976BA7A34AC46022021CAC658E808B4F6DC7B3602D0649C0CAD055052210C6FC713A71B9EFC88DA69)
(54132636781002613258080006730528971631263185867153178192870305586617722495485,Boys will be boys.,3045022100B50ACBD7CA9F66C16A45BF460BC327E5609F105E33623B03A62FFC5E7915DC2902206CE6B865EB12FE6C06B7EE2E113DE4BA6AEA2F40AD182A9C520129BDA3650394)
(85628063178531417137250289274482681265391882398581258629769500564440252022808,Caught between a rock and a hard place.,30440220385211BCA964463F1A5D64A0B6F6735DC7F98E9EA76CEDFA157CCB14D738A09702204E7D6A07FB87171B7FF3A30B504BBAC72342A1851AC2F911764E34F2B45672FF)
(14065581788267869624605598613765187681849512226188411479909592996934654088141,A chain is only a strong as its weakest link.,304402206DC992211ADCE5ABF9D0FC59141E6FEC8BDEFA58BF7381EDA1F1BBF60110A0F202205413C6C62A12D87D571BBA382A6E3378DAD1D7FF5DD2D691BD452A0FACB0EF79)
(67992425569311590821219226297886711523289820287188838554909174573759534955130,Charity begins at home.,304402204A0DF633FDBF89BEE9CDEA22A93726E4EF765187C3482C675B52B6A4FA265A5F02203FEBA847D4D32AAFDF7F6E417D4D78AC2E037C25C016FB43B40FA2FAF55D3D1B)
(115746991380257615166156612555702087421192056499897692302605912764706677979678,The chickens have come home to roost.,3045022100E82FC279B5EE92E94BBE712F39347657F407974F25F6A9C5519A77EFE32F1BEB022065287788D2F5D218F7ECEA42F88EBDC50A9E87EEECDC296FA880085F2AF95195)
(24725091799402603688614593151141908335745916334489781770578761787218146381928,Cleanliness is next to godliness.,304402204B2A389F747FC73FE9D9012B7D331A3E101F2D3A83DDAA664C80A7531F861FB302207C47E8F819C6605637C2306303960F2C8BEE39E562B9C57F90A40DD41B7FB5AB)
(84783983549258160669137366770885509408211009960610860350324922232842582506338,Close, but no cigar.,304402200E295F27E8C29D1ACA46911AECA3C61E23B919630C6096A1DD78D46CD3E2E23D02205CA708852AEE1590F29F50D38EF2F374691416994EF628494518A5875FBE1136)
(62509502241407872498268968770315331569487373848001874947313984388082535116807,Cold hands, warm heart.,3045022100CB21A601CDF35532E37E772D175977AF49D39269BCAB39660B90045F36677702022034A23E87A8F4F46FA9C5D5C481367AC90EBCB05B8D1963A93C8427C80BB7C1CF)
(23186953275680943042435571704743471307745800717744010637583379876856721308811,The cure is worse than the disease.,30440220038E888A2B9E35D9ECEFC92E72720CD858029EA25384D7D531441D72D95699390220346EE5D7DA5B4ED5A836208681E89753F65BDFBB65D7F07FEDA16E21B111CB07)
(4517096579965900103028972556780794479849945358541907836842574175128857601355,Curiosity killed the cat.,3045022100940F68559DE86221CA1FFC30AE129CA6F70161781D1A0A2722B330DF2E20A030022039335EECD291E93500B193BBB5D6D3429C45A42BDFE681A4648ADF26636EC549)
(85013510616695718054333606117315353499657231642870673775083743533942269196524,The customer is always right.,3045022100D605C0E902B259702889FB134E793382466B8A5BEFA6DB6DE6CF1BBD3319FD42022034DD34A271D26F4CA7CAB19E358AB86AF5F2C040AB35D8F3E444A33C9550444E)
(67447280901095607265937018907395160069575820429680866331492777838375721247544,Damned if you do, damned if you don't.,3045022100C8701ED5FAD2C45F42FFBB21637762359605B5D41DC4BBE1348FFE3BD6309DE6022022DBF38382D27BDEECC366F47CE8696EF1A9EFA9E191E67BCF9DE33AEB38C0A3)
(17357243935295171259629857915784378506509129892947602750891058009584163116297,Discretion is the better part of valor.,3045022100D3E0AFFE152DC860821A5972619B9CE63F00191078E32D957B0C90422D46C33D02201E209962EB19BFB5975DBB0EBC2B96ED6F75762A717F406B2B9D8D8A70EABD65)
(23032077730135882228543230081183836307549943491994194742179759411831149072841,Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.,3045022100A652F02524828CE89ED0650DA6DFFCEDD492DAA69185ED3D2F7A231F1762ECE702205A287B05B566E811B7A553084ED40B0A0FB8BA015DA025DCD63689F64C0048CB)
(84297633887250415666262488757073481315675723762879744432952432869863198097902,A dog is a man's best friend.,3045022100D77D14F1A232937C45FBB459930BB2A23D629A126FB02CD9AD3F8DEDD276D85302200761833D37E04C076715BC43474050DFF6BBC9175C74200886157DBD55E0DA20)
(47168693079958078218931202593856790437935975962911552787191921557083156729793,Don't bite off more than you can chew.,3045022100C720EF0A04331929464AE3C258358D88B82DBB0161F111ED20A8886AAD5EBC5902200E1DAE96ED53629C66C4D5594E2408C67F10CC1350441431F59D3B6642617D57)
(73770739369183464215593484912469126642265335419742487579442389609834997640507,Don't bite the hand that feeds you.,3045022100979AAA044E0A16A7756C53B1B7BB15E2D1EA8F6248C38CE316AEF6380E4E4E0C022055EBD6F1538EB1C5CB0F710F74F822D2A4B5803F013E1BD129A7F5B11950EFCF)
(94174734493866934921280270524671607451130593072446049850696049995770919334887,Don't change horses in midstream.,304402205E266B5F89B90E7C4EDE60D500ED397F0A05B3738CE6BB11C01341036ED4229F0220778D7E0C71F0085A4808C402D9B4EA0A35101B10229491A5269C117BDBC924F9)
(25986566714073951856161164015496770788121160783318935748340120786046011003154,Don't count your chickens before they hatch.,304502210081542BD7F81BC40897619BF6F52BD109C49397B97B091583455D218EF4D75732022063F9E7C90E0818B19C6EE2B1DC7F8DB329E3B480CDA1171022AF2DF898DC62B5)
(93043810203864614199387609231593002638727392641579193254981137958693909313960,Don't cry over spilt milk.,304402202EBD9309C3CE9C4C882484E0BE957E8B7C75EA3FB5651C2880AC96442F44E8F4022048723E0CA6A7301C0434E01A6D8519D86187D0E3991E5C2AFB2406306D054FE0)
(62586766121885419244084944967690336208153045345391999957960483785940517429489,Don't cut off your nose to spite your face.,30450221008987F43057B6264FE5A266DC4EE0762F915758C9A08F0BBC53FADDBFBB90EB4D02205DC95B01F1C3DE57DD2564A8DAF6BA20D9615C212D1838179E05935289FC2709)
(43388321209941149759420236104888244958223766953174235657296806338137402595305,Don't judge a book by its cover.,3044022079A1236C44EE847BD9B6908CD74C238FD5C237B2B6EA8F953178443CBBCF501C022037BBB20742F4217561056A522161A098D9AFA14221EF874EA009C37E6F376728)
(48635463943209834798109814161294753926839975257569795305637098542720658922315,Don't lock the stable door after the horse is gone.,3045022100AA4BE1AC7920DA0E7D92DDE3C729F7EFD033A0EF840C757322524FB966879A0002204D661D5B9229E7D28EB4D0982955AB83BA417B91C29058AD094C5AFBAE449768)
(96094161643976066833367867971426158458230048495430276217795328666133331159861,Don't look a gift horse in the mouth.,304402205D3C551742F34D6335A5D42896B967F5A4D70CF1D55BC209388D0D4F9CF3852D02207B5AE2EE2A3E457FAA19750D4CA2ADB37E7D606FE68A718A337209F1718E2C4C)
(35293215426786447154857697798367884701614677727176325092965345248689205321678,Don't make a mountain out of a mole-hill.,3044022073DF38B0C3303F39B9BBF26829400ABAF23F30EFDD37E390083238C73CC5A020022010FED902DC606F9BC7BB7C25BE482E83B15959DC04184B70C33A50E772B59BAD)
(33984360982413536682390860969296307922929415152052354251133793603654468157322,Don't put all your eggs in one basket.,30440220745A77730A6C67E84A701E832B5D419CDBAC0D912E664E0478173E2F6237147902203788273C21BAD214446C19838E95A03FA8BD482F036BF711AA0FEF6E24A3C418)
(108182406554699997314868250957730053259073589402365819770572592736584172823453,Don't put the cart before the horse.,3045022100B87288FAA730A5B91569832A7BE15D1041B57086102F4799E482E9956E5B5185022006169CC7B7FF9EFE6D7D2E5CD34D1D4901FFFB411A62DA6D07540CC70F02A59D)
(104920238006865337205013407090248200170018306865343388364051008767965015414403,Don't rock the boat.,30450221009DD11E64C7DC4939D8D87FCEBC170554755CE83B448FE650FD1747AC6FB1DBDE022041779CE1183CEAE4461AA4997152C732AE7909F06EC3DFB173E4D607C1C116FA)
(54734117258892461880478870895348100103198302433611928089023761078319507514449,Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater.,304402201A3425C00BC86E916F698FE4B6E8CFD47D0DC66658F0249B58BC659D4C66FDE1022008251C787C38CE54E36604C831BED2A75CDF366E3F03FD30A0433503ECF4336E)
(20075373234943686845167158285967784892467090849631486320124245130906619831459,Don't upset the apple cart.,30440220055D2D4A97DE7C9A6501234F953F2E7AF7620E274C10C26D181DD10BEFB163550220143D2ACD1A332ABF25E3AE6C180B9B1D19E4AE4EEB1044F90FA39D3701B1CA9B)
(11463511883541201508393500803711559652562721115888819482889049505863143503287,Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.,304402203267090B761ACBEB84F2CD02CD4E0930D20B6B49D45099D1C4057B0735C3146302200BD0FB1CB3872EB645C2DA771CB50B3AC68D652054C9F52C1D759CC804E33777)
(104788217653533993529500207339169988426238520411097126462217698131804705208935,The early bird catches the worm.,304402205F404525F54E3AF3253EFD758EC58B5201E38258683ABC2B19A5686F5B7DCCD202200D64A40877C729547AE0742B3BD1073D3EABB9C5040D62D7C81967DBEC206CA1)
(29725475848117909387987199084733829234796841806308573833449480309880370012644,Easy come, easy go.,3044022074BE1B8EFAE324EDD6804D6F71D89AA4E486CA0D876FB4839A6489368B7A734B02204F654BEF89786E2B37175DE113F3CC5BE02EC7E3B181576B4D05ED1AC603833F)
(98938542274961973227532227547365287026005317478843446182666410829170768588402,Easy does it.,304402200F5921434AB61D40CCA2EB3B86E141360FCB0BA05ECA0249D46790AD6A56614E022052D232679C07D938FDCE0BBE39E5F985DE01A0548958504C3B5ADE58C5028658)
(25345591781188178775667434134095314792298629566501986531420139124561633292739,The end justifies the means.,30450221008A44F438CC83563144DCEB4EBD467AF2BB7A30BD2F9C157853583A4994C53E8702204D1621A1F5375AB170FCFC34E21FE00BD83722707165C34ACC4804D0AC25B90C)
(44649095793737933446832577458612460225436951291425724632909742739318562533921,Every cloud has a silver lining.,3045022100BC0FA8303875B02FE1AF55925202560BF98EF409FCC474A01474F3BAB24E729602201D0ECF80A88909B630DACD745029AE14AB069FEFBF9C08262E5233FB5B296964)
(62669900711904216563486095771954079702918192672165292201911236683364964051169,Every dog has its day.,3045022100F933F94650BA5A3A082FF131C6CB4452B80572F8489FC4DE1137C7FEDAA1D3BD02202B31B089D154A3643E3A87B6BD0A7F5A169EABDE3AF486AB1D0CCE82D70BA3DA)
(88377907727274431936127109178550888646018052965691818831345698981874107586990,Every man pays his price.,304402201D165740B55717DB763D4240A0A60B8D48656E6324DD00DBC9E2BBBF0254CF48022050BDE7BBD984ABF40B3E862FE82A4E8324BC5C48063A14A10F7098C4102A7274)
(38720307207599648528211736436817930416103789439318178660273974026535871438845,The exception that proves the rule.,30440220493360B0A585DEDDAB3E4FD6AD5C6060C0F20B6F6366F1FC2D284DF4DD8110F802200A04FF9476893DD867C8E8456573EF0AC05C1245105FF81C56FCC71BCDC85BF3)
(101089167133868482642301738280228084727114034694682239136375376240207457290844,Experience is the best teacher.,3045022100916196758EB4A6BC5C3ACFEBD4F197BCFDCE58B1ACA66CA40C45B8D0A279BF1E022010A7B4E9C7153A6F73C233CF433674BCBD708E34C9E94CB3858EE1C899B330B8)
(48460645349073159255392546928735832743630670255455966114641223049275890963469,Feed a cold, starve a fever.,3045022100CFBAB57AE1D7AEA6B7006DB40E050D0C4652DAE9F769DFDC8299733BFF77942B0220190FB51C7643750E4C91DF594E8FA399326D32C4B534C94EF148F4030AE8E3A8)
(28597895080276602050146347684670005088124896791372568093956852821741316365635,Finders keepers, losers weepers.,3045022100CBD3693C1A662E215B567FFEEA8E43FD81A8A8DB74C4BB84F6B475316F0A459802206C0E87606C3A28088A6BD0FF8F8DB2928AC4705C593EA114FFE32F2BFFFC580E)
(76873896647976970905635061314080969806679817137860970410812190421278837173336,First things first.,3044022014AB99B3821D4C32D91263847970DBC722075BB6019B87B26D534D4E549336C9022054439454C0E730B3C43050B6807BB3A3E5AF1F8CE3033CD0E9B1F4A051DF703E)
(111485737994509659498044467867576034197262524114183546611539441564110959814825,Fish, or cut bait.,30450221008C9E7FA2BFA14A8A0229815392C95B98FEA3B5640AA6120E6F33B6B219BC81870220412FB66930AC09E068C9CF12E09846E4DEEEFB9F5718483A9352D2095884819D)
(23177569626185109979099152276592650253336606370393688582308013769166849937827,A fool and his money are soon parted.,3045022100C6E4F7765348E049913E11E7D2793EC71A93DFD39419837D3EC49101DD2F2523022043DE86DCF42B4898600A150794297AF795E4F103F3E9ED000B4B20E54CB3025A)
(31092056014356393906785039968662863653100463781144139110217300916574271085601,A friend in need is a friend indeed.,304402204F80A301B3609D4C445CB6969C4A24D79B04AFE5E9DF19C08B756FCA23B7DF9A022040499B779E9CCE1598A667D9F68B2D46C4BD2C513B2C7C450F99E16BB5A286B6)
(76097777316228717378801657339713059277348630502596052814782254801954869906540,Give the devil his due.,3045022100E17C7CEBEF64B93078A549A9DC055475D932E42BD0C2FEED14E5924BACEC175A02200370C55057F11852B635C21953406CE775593B263ACA0E6EB3074C82E6DFF274)
(49592274615550774149788999072529213810569403405125804891481588145119932782005,God helps those who help themselves.,3045022100C7D790ABFD35D7EEDB65D18C8163712DD0827BF7CFBCAF7A718A4770E8EE268002207EBDCDE74B96B8B3AAA733C6DA8D83AB81539EFFEED02402A06173147598EAB0)
(60946687825443903268951144757956503669286317289045114237985014846031267737975,Going to hell in a handbasket.,3045022100C7E337F29138BFEF33B8FDA694884004F1E6930A8560A12543339644DB56BBD1022024827723E881E315726D3A2E2F471F41921F519416AA657CE3F63DE6AC4FAE91)
(51959105061069906967788357770173388915187597923772762569168288018267661951738,Good fences make good neighbors.,30440220662C081F588E8F308491DD86C9B7E8FFB663B5A8D8F59DBAED2F0042A76FFC86022044A626E026EFD87B497C9EA36214D9F94EE1A269BC267AD087A7BF33C367C1FA)
(4046863355387123130204462347062573430393022542838002397178812848050724434929,Good men are hard to find.,3045022100CCE497A49047339C31039AD0EF38664525BA8702A88B60220701961C8C18C22E02207E8E58436A87C458B2ADAB4DADD489ADFE1C8E528FB44C74759EFFB4057C4D06)
(63734441787813158815963844338605708673149670312566499169923257784981476877419,Great minds think alike.,304402202CFA3158CE842B107E078918D065FBAF6A2BBBF7EF20BA1F106B333F579429AD02203E42D274F4F676932C645FBF91502A79F880F36C6404D58BBE61629019383D69)
(88839383757809732027294628355181124362766043099157447794153980098371674745484,Good things come in small packages.,304502210095D96836BA89B09EAEE5377D4AFA76EA21F3F5144F1611B614C3B9DC4723F927022053B5AC9F8E3FF46D77DAC311EE842F154A3B973902E0EBA595D7DF082E6BCC24)
(41787483001839321897217417372545050114009480237083633772420308371683519833810,Good things come to he who waits.,304402206584A78B7AD401A24A62AFC7E8EBA70759471B4AB0E638CEF520905DF1C7B8C3022033407494236995CB21769080DF7D047C702B8BB9BD02221FDCFC6BE8B5D33826)
(33881207349617746184107317224608716430628250000829238886266783800488219587168,The grass is always greener (on the other side of the fence).,3045022100BB67A4C74A9DD56FB8BB1B6A531CB5FEC4F73404059E6EA1C2036EE271F413F70220766781263616B193E7C951ECBBE778754E0283FA83BD0C887220639CE2042B15)
(63389976442554136337772899922086777626536502367003206636548827552911843082668,Great oaks from little acorns grow.,304402203B3BB415F2BAE50B4671F9528EC29B538DDF0692693E64B4EC4256C2A8B2C5E2022023A25B5CE65F68BBFE346B9E1D3A40253443BFB027422E9C25FB6C1922D0BE42)
(64173126102878266825973548857623937542199493221847288896856545601982722397763,Half a loaf is better than none.,3045022100C814FB14439AD99F90986D299D300E94E04476A2B19517CB4CFAC68C35CC4EC20220568C48E47F4151228BA0EB3018625999C867D177952E11F798CFC40F2B42748F)
(104121560799199505662314404680230714687088204542840346521462647167686731131347,Haste makes waste.,3044022053CA6B0583DF2AD282D203422018B453A3D836B7F18CAC44732FE79302A90C1402205CF5F5151B20F886AFA4D4E662C4809AB7535EFD7024B646678533588AADA932)
(73424999992896822310519991820076556424305791564430106078467790309720552646631,Here today, gone tomorrow,30440220101387D3F2E25F7AD5529D17D2CD4D12065402A82590095507EDA59079D504680220347FA5D12CCB4143FD68F79A0C8B80C11552ADF6D8E39818C7DC53E69D165EFF)
(100573237952189172174826312895169688110774060550025431039972439755031087993036,He who hesitates is lost.,304402201E7ABA8A5D2D40FE2A8DB42BAF3D9C384C179574C1595748268D6DB5036377BE022001AD4081379F4619E18F08D55618A975B333E27FEA834DC6552F9945D14DF839)
(114304321564597036133304250140814301377287107280188595123870160279490966779636,He who laughs last, laughs best. (or 'longest'),3045022100C7803D7C9EBA9FB22F20FF578507BACC4FF029B9AC1B94E4F69A7D9E0FD93013022046E4D2F5947BD2DC1B74B661C15F0E6BB3EC5DA56B4D3C83AF5933A6A4CA67DE)
(34108397454446258992765888429068894539509886489338754337414944113991988510741,He who lives by the sword, dies by the sword.,3045022100BDEC0028F071573FD0F0768477E4F87B68069210E0D79D2CE0E8AC61003D952F022008B1B1F863EEACDD9FF178BF8F5D3209DD862911CF1579463C842725F29A72D5)
(11288774479925517110699312673577653720420640208452718047236389802202654446930,Hindsight is 20-20.,3045022100A188C9345467D6CDA2E7826B94B0CBC09DF55E58F7AD7B4617645B60C064E93502201D7FC6D400A738115C434FA6E775A7320A828A40B48B47605DE9CA3158F98A9F)
(85004320372792095998710787662581837616766068228894278544271024385475719049091,His bark is worse than his bite.,30440220753FDB6CFA298CA7B97E27081A4E5F56A3344E2E84F7E78EF0D5F10ACBB0F11A022042FBE3765A4099D544DCEA65BD0F61D5D8B0B09D7D63019B1FC4C8E2D159F428)
(16439212143089022638599819885124041729771020965445519805260476878657759184913,Honesty is the best policy.,304402205D174541F11E24CB5B8668016F56D76414526087781F90283BAECE98ACF3FDBA022058A0568ACD20123FF636159D2249B7C863CACCC0FA7E63D8217637808644F524)
(76506671159185839068671489248564301899420248994104855395900353458050452129643,Honey catches more flies than vinegar.,304402200FEE7AD8C618BED0EB9BDD09E399E2CAC0BF1FBA6057779931842955615B98FC02204CCF3D3723B53438B5471067C83BA2AF730CEA78DC9E07AE08026F66B358D2F6)
(93936282555750696919250673713970033213184365389367180572261018410200430428159,A house is not a home.,3045022100A02ACCB5D0C7889110166F9B177D129A93837B2ED62B2051A6F603DD78FA0B9B02205228D0D4AD00441A0AB7A2E08F6B4E5DEA2FEE8E004411900B744A868D93F743)
(52831591293937841751723035646938014137093860741985773100546736527643434950091,Idle minds are the devil's workshop.,3045022100F1F66E93A182F36E82EE5762EBEE874284C168D76E6065966AE6E8CF0C11D63C0220160F09BA1DBA41FDA1B7938B984FEAB61F7822240AACF330AE2602B5A90E3970)
(95386206302823656863047626088556007240214938571824801484732646305460110397406,If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.,304402202FC44C80F8470BB887EB57DF1BB2F44F058DE0157084FB596872196D7B4AA7F60220115942C7D90F88F04625B76D9FDB73D72BDB4F989A5E81C4E8573BE24C245E51)
(63867912658364381249959996456776407656548961237284539765555655210050097451987,If God had meant us to fly he'd have given us wings.,30440220421D3FFA3EE46BF5B4DBC53E34560F073D88D8A86C9D2AB99ACCD4CFA88D4A19022017D0A8CEACF30D6D2F02121CA4E7787B15CB1BE53DB6F5985DC8DECF82DE91ED)
(91634880152443617534842621287039938041581081254914058002978601050179556493499,If it ain't broke, don't fix it.,3045022100B0A5A462D5DC9723367A6624CB697AF16FB4527A4A3A65867050310182C83EFF022030A1F6F1B1CEF4AF1EE93BB486CCED7885B488FFD16FFC61A383D9601D7B18BB)
(28106838057724633541991236405213533498809717615002287594759165789551252471965,If it's not one thing, it's another.,304402200DE1EA3582FDBBDBD0E4D3FC2586C967D932CDA6FA52B5596AE816194DB768F602200D245525A84E7E8C0F1482E43C3F9712AA678CF32BDA45F3C8EE535152D49AA4)
(21027550693477535543327579570081618952892630736730429980018215117041635618758,If the shoe fits, wear it.,3045022100922027AE8B8EBDBEDEED8B29DF0B12F7ECDE217EA147FCA9422901326863176602202E2D5D0F81B66B91DE74DF2E106DE73598284B7211ED19961C6D28665970AC9C)
(11159837076962333191061022530120819165602563890003519397264714176721379981540,If wishes were horses then beggars would ride.,304402207175C8DC964F3F58F3F7F300FC3B08A78ED612EDC748628C6D8F69098860C82B02205E81019FF0ABFE11BB6164389A7763B528C2F30B196CD0B4A4C66ADEA3CE814F)

BTW sorry for reviving an old thread. I could not find good test vectors and the only ones I found were here, so adding to it.
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Test vectors for deterministic k generation for SECP256K1 (using rfc6979)
Format: (PrvKey (Int), String, DER Signature)

SET 1 (small private keys, from 1 to 100)
Code:
(1,Absence makes the heart grow fonder.,3045022100AFFF580595971B8C1700E77069D73602AEF4C2A760DBD697881423DFFF845DE80220579ADB6A1AC03ACDE461B5821A049EBD39A8A8EBF2506B841B15C27342D2E342)
(2,Actions speak louder than words.,304502210085F28BBC90975B1907A51CBFE7BF0DC1AC74ADE49318EE97498DBBDE3894A31C0220241D24DA8D263E7AF7FF49BCA6A7A850F0E087FAF6FEF44F85851B0283C3F026)
(3,All for one and one for all.,30440220502C6AC38E1C68CE68F044F5AB680F2880A6C1CD34E70F2B4F945C6FD30ABD03022018EF5C6C3392B9D67AD5109C85476A0E159425D7F6ACE2CEBEAA65F02F210BBB)
(4,All's fair in love and war.,30440220452D4AB234891CF6E5432CD5472BDCA1CFC6FB28563333885F068DA02EE216D8022056C368D16A64D29CFF92F17203D926E113064527AF0480D3BCC1D3FADFDE9364)
(5,All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.,3045022100995025B4880EEB1ECEDBA945FE8C9B2DDF2B07DBC293C2586C079D7B663EF38A022022FB54AB95014616D014277E05C97A7ED9E22596A0420BBD2D749CA9A2F876FE)
(6,All's well that ends well.,3045022100A9C1593FA6459777B2EBA6D7E2A206E3BB119E85B2163973CF28FFAF24EC381C02202F166F13230B3853B928EFB649D30375EC6A4B1A64A8D56FBCC0A9D86A0943E9)
(7,An apple a day keeps the doctor away.,304402202FC9C8B749621241C33FD51B57FC5140C1D7FC1594F91B073953E79DA2F5E8F60220345E4EA7693B5069C0251771EA476CBE236586ED24B90AEEEA7B7C2814EDF477)
(8,An apple never falls far from the tree.,3044022052B6E2C49A6F6ADBE52FB6BBE744CAA3F49364085DB118EAB8670BC766BE160302207D96A42866637CA3D4CAF36E597A460EB305ADAC0220B027410C821A7191A1C4)
(9,An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.,3045022100BE53E7C00788E4417083D7511800F18C7C6F5F259DE39BC6F8B1BEBCD5056BD002201F389E13CFE7D1DBD8D2D1BFF18138219F57DE166673762009686A28FBC44DF6)
(10,Appearances can be deceiving.,304402202F2413A1673F642C30EA2E23FCAE45776BC77A94F96920AEA3C14303B1469428022053AC3E8EA0A488E9159D56E429A51F207BF04E462F8D4BA2C69B1B1635F30217)
(11,April showers bring May flowers.,3045022100C3E88134E4874D353FBFB530499DC5F8C09043A5DBDF8E24633A642E034165D302201C3D899A34306E3EB80133B5E3B52AFD75C14A33ACA295AEC3BCC284B7EE0865)
(12,Bad news travels fast.,3045022100EA6EE01C2A458C31585530542B2A04A59DE73D8B034655A4E612D50E73BA40F102204D4731AE87D9DA3BC5E5392F161F3B6574A7C892149CACA07FAF7BDB6FE061BA)
(13,Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.,30440220634BC82C780F63CE74AE4765D3E72008976AB9CCF3132416EB9C5CEACE6676E5022006FCD9562BA6367DBB309093973A9752DC8A6FCF82F296631024A0503260B658)
(14,Beauty is only skin deep.,304402204A7A5C29F2E9EB7F6D87192C520BDCDF037EB1F62D96ECC3373D31327C9409500220127351E4BABE4EF05E63B2968E1D112E231E3E892C92112F4D6F512FF5F92FCC)
(15,Beggars can't be choosers.,30440220533284E9661C816521195FEF08DF6973D5F631FB11699EA24AC7042A24B5EF22022020C61601F9B942A6DFC7491DC6C44AA81D8FBA3C6D883861C1C0B43E4A6A1973)
(16,Behind every good man is a good woman.,3045022100ABC4CBE82E86735A04B9A675233C388A99308C08FF7223C922DCA8E8589669050220651047B119D0AD3A58BC908BD18A7A0C3164C99D21AC82928C44D7A17A6EA935)
(17,The best defense is a good offense.,304402206AE468482A5B2B9720465FF3F02D1CAACECB3164C05EC020A0DE829B6A160321022010398FC5896B4E4D1B96E26AF57D0F48D9D63852B5D1611E179FEAEC2032C086)
(18,The best laid plans of mice and men (often go astray).,304402206377CE959BC9A5558ADD3AB39D4AB8FB8D2C0347D5968A80E51D46C2DC8CDEE302204E45F909710F6F36E0019F14D436AC02FD7457E438D38DD5E8F134493741AA79)
(19,Better late than never.,3045022100A01CAE6AFB387D5764CEB8322CE98602B15A0A1D494A9B5B1C78C8BD7C7306600220787371FAA1EC673FEB087564D3A3A8A8ECB8D82A3EC6D1FDA6CA1D4EC0581745)
(20,Better safe than sorry.,3045022100C86DCBF806AF15DFFF66237E84B4CB30FFBCEF762925FA712C8C8627586601EF022043A99CAD99B4C16623FBB72336C9C656416DE9AE70163427BA15899B5174CAF5)
(21,Better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.,3044022022E73BA4F1F9C2A7350ACB6610F849C7AAE7D86E5B8B896E9B08A5B16719382702200AAF418CC5478F1A130D77B6F4ACD91491FA0945BA6034322279A69043173EEC)
(22,Beware of Greeks bearing gifts.,30440220516959CBF03BA144E67F7C334EE60EFF136618E32C39A78E7CEEAB1701D6AB0D02202A3B2DD5E65A2396800259FA565739A89FFDD47E16BF457FF94DE92C5EDFFBE3)
(23,The bigger thet are the harder they fall.,3044022056AC2695E91832A091FFBB4DBBB4115F3D3BF5458F82D779179701EDFE68EE1902202782826E6B9B4898EA0FEB079B354C7AA1B442850BFA28CE161ADE7A9D63B10E)
(24,A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.,3044022051F82DEF40226C38BAF9C2271E796DEEEEF1533428D2107247C74A10581BF23D02201207C780F67909AEBB09DF6A6003454F6E5DB065487F24EF0164F46FE5CF5B74)
(25,Birds of a feather flock together.,304402203801BB7A593DB2D03D2881418ED9FBFC01C91E95E7A4ADF1D434A7C3BFE95786022012A6495E70FE790CC4DD6DCDE100C131E0BAE0F3BB34F4C0E611608BC1E55446)
(26,Blood is thicker than water.,3045022100811F3533E8F3F2CFEECB79A48D8B3034BF62E0C144C1BCB86DF2FF96895A7B710220658AB1632CC863E401B8F3301351434A3BB3ACEC757698F72C8EA1BA81E70494)
(27,Boys will be boys.,30440220785F0946BABD23A98157C08CE0CC1CFD528901203B866F3ED9347F4CBB5A12E00220038E772B978D63668E453D4547BCCC2C6CA87FE5FD3D1D494053F55D6B76BBA6)
(28,Caught between a rock and a hard place.,3045022100D364C3FC66E4C2DF234809F8887FC0FA996C819F7C53A8DB3E5A25677B492C9502201BDCECF0B8C362929626164E734739F74430AAB3EA16A62FFF87BBC4B08D3EBE)
(29,A chain is only a strong as its weakest link.,30440220730ABF083CECEF16D11B5147C9C45AB2D7C30791F6DFDFD7E1EFFC358F98536B02206E1CC0709178909764BBA8DE8F2F899C0AD98444DCDE57353269706477ED8E00)
(30,Charity begins at home.,30450221009EED6808C0BBEEF2D2A220BD88D157B8C91ABCD1B6698B27019F83312107A1860220405FB4ECB22E7D1D178B516BC36273987C521842EF679DE5F077902DB76243F5)
(31,The chickens have come home to roost.,304402205605A1CC0456AE4D25317E0B936CDDB16281611F3BCE9749E2EEB1CBB9C84F1A0220344BC57E6D959E7F9B03A137BD1700145E90E67D6F40229489E8A1E5C630C9CE)
(32,Cleanliness is next to godliness.,304502210094DDC950C2A19FA9E9B17836C145CCD51AEA790646BF75534CF1CD496A51D34D02207E9CCC5F9776BEC888C1997BF50ADB17833D9986D24F9D96347764FEF6EA3FCF)
(33,Close, but no cigar.,3045022100AD2E8F66D4C2C8A92611F310BC5AE5DDB2A16429916D38170DD30881D9DA31B902206EDF64F9DFDD16CA36AF486462355EFA7FEEB842C14AA68ED165953618895D85)
(34,Cold hands, warm heart.,3045022100A8BD308BD19FA6391080FF0B7343128805A2F1218251E19EB6368EECF36C0EB8022071F26D38E1DB7B862BE90A65800D0370B6E6BCFA2EC391AB044887922B0CA774)
(35,The cure is worse than the disease.,30450221009D17CA1FD0E9ABFF1E3FCB7FC37612C58EDE7A344FBC13A32D8AFBE304E8F19102202869C16789B1A25B143603C3F2E121C9E9710D868134C1E5F472C514ECA4F9D5)
(36,Curiosity killed the cat.,30440220304BD8C9FB4C40CE58F7C9B6C5C089E6A7A6774D9C53B4A25875B36660B9F29C022005AE349F0A892C78957C16EF5CE33E3217954578811F7125ADE23DE0AF8FDAE0)
(37,The customer is always right.,3044022066F7E73DE832C4B2BC1FA7AC6728B69A2F5F62D8309E0AFBC6787F81ED59D456022027CA1E32F399BA4F49BC282C031E272A76A15B5C68E6609872BECED45587B5EB)
(38,Damned if you do, damned if you don't.,3045022100B82965EC6A5F31B498D00EB5572E6F6F15D86511FC1C8EB91B89D55FAC61570802204BB80A76337ABEA1D93BFBBAC79D23ADBFEF66A9302A6B3B25D8A8F1F3FF94E0)
(39,Discretion is the better part of valor.,3044022042C2FD8863DDFAD9ACAE314417863BE490820B5CD9A5EB94F7DCC01BC037140802204FE030E9446253D3EEB914E16C50C7F182FC126F1B92C63E0899E88FE52ED96F)
(40,Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.,3045022100E9BED0AF3A3A7898AF813B009CAD55D07520D8680E937EC4C3199D61E60BC9D102206748ACD43611B747EFCE312B2C0369F32B1CE357D437EAF4CE10924394D0310F)
(41,A dog is a man's best friend.,304402207095DC6D860F932161572E5614BEBCDA51924477A0515A3A494A2CDB443F41CA022046F1CFE2AAB0ED8AFA3D339D7908DEB5225701B55E80CE4FA67226CF4DA50132)
(42,Don't bite off more than you can chew.,3045022100C925031C1514AF5FC7B26902219ADFAE5D6ACEB98D46BD6EB46B246107FC0B5402204DD1F1DBA6424489DA3AF8F172C5C7D4EC5EF3DB804AEC60D56F96FC0E7A8998)
(43,Don't bite the hand that feeds you.,304402204D346547B1C16746FD12E84EAF293EF811E4D2A74E69C672E3C3C53540CB571C0220439212BEB52751D79B39354FA6F8A4702040F188F6C4A67C08FC2719DC70A491)
(44,Don't change horses in midstream.,3045022100CB54CFE6425A7C03C125740C14A04A491D7F3FC447D2209EE5149D2E0C9F616C02206C27718262A485051817F7A0D1E1006B637FD08FBD9309CE31DD1A26CFA01417)
(45,Don't count your chickens before they hatch.,304502210083ACA5E20379E4CFE2D18402BA8FB51A3E5029234049784E48A3AE37B453D3A40220504BBF9F2CF58072CE91845E5117A144F72C91BA2596C226554F9D08A8931F9E)
(46,Don't cry over spilt milk.,304402203914E751AE9E280D17851D688DD993A2F32D1E5E1ABDBEC952F5368D5FF0B2DF0220120FFBE3965FE46C4EF108291400EB7AA95C7D26583FF8A609CDC2D00C3922E8)
(47,Don't cut off your nose to spite your face.,304402201EE7EDD44AC5085EE72995D5340F467EDE8279BE296E971A16CBFD3EBB758D860220703BBE3EA9B62952A214F57775D1DF964EA879FBE49E33EBD51B0AE490456D7B)
(48,Don't judge a book by its cover.,304402201B2B96390C875850DD77A8D13F7542F013A51EE3C16AD20E0B9F793001B9E62D02206B1F680BC574D7B8910991DC12B5EE1C608DFAC4F9BF631DB454E0891B843328)
(49,Don't lock the stable door after the horse is gone.,304402205CE80619F16B8FEAC8F05DAD4C7C2962A72B905083C50B579902289C5DE82E8302207BB010AC724C9E3127513BA7F75894F02E55BC6E307324BDBC6CF0D266EF63D4)
(50,Don't look a gift horse in the mouth.,3045022100D2137C6BAB1D17F46435C82516C7CB88B3A4FC7F9AE54A0CCE303557A97BC31A02207237C90282E373B18DE95AB404E4890205901DB1AA3A9866AFAC1F685BB69B18)
(51,Don't make a mountain out of a mole-hill.,30450221009D70E5D33006A7C779DE4456B595AFDF936E600F8E5F54A1FFE1424CD7FA451702207678B11EDD7D892170B05614A2E615A4E3B3424BB387DF6BF6E3B9269C86B45C)
(52,Don't put all your eggs in one basket.,3045022100F76A8312192B1D8C25519074C5E598468A0CEE7C4EA0D3F3242E4BCC732425F902206CE89B69EA3A88FAFFF83B45D92450D41078940DAC161C14BD2DC2D74EFCCCCF)
(53,Don't put the cart before the horse.,304402206D782AB08EA72D771E97717A24A83E12D947C70F14B5FA24B87F97A244ABC34002205099119D253171A0A77B7BF2C458FFBAB27CAA2ACF1085A8F12E3C05B544C960)
(54,Don't rock the boat.,3044022011B8C9E88B1C330150F10BCF8DAD5B4DA8E2726183C7F4D75520329643CB4D240220463651B276FB01068D37281773C18C9784B58AFF85FF688E4A50C28D209D3D88)
(55,Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater.,3044022016B9E67EA2D764CFDE9539CD36F26DE84B6D0B9D6D439E17797B3E3333F12B7F0220202E115B461759DF098569CC27197531A8CEF430CE794688AE40B448A26D6FF5)
(56,Don't upset the apple cart.,3044022049A49249343BEA4EAF0FD363D3A32C224425BE95C60E7DD8925F65A135C6E92702201B508055CE95B3E9300652C4AEDB469EE73DE614437C907DCA8BBCAAFC5AD4FD)
(57,Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.,304402207E9A9CBEE1528B90DE54D5AE2062A7345BA64240DAB11A8181381219C59D8829022026E01564186C154BF91BCDB8311737BA31DF55CA1E3B907C2B3166A30BE6C5AF)
(58,The early bird catches the worm.,3044022032CF67ED5625BAAFE11EAA22FD61E1F43331EA44EA2EF13D8F847E79245C04BC02201025072788066A25167F75F6B5AF2A27C141ED2E7141A6C7FFABA4F1B3A08D42)
(59,Easy come, easy go.,304502210093B0C08826C981D265316D8D3F5A2A54A4E91B3B3D20339A454F708CCCD3930702204E054D2DDF4490E5EA03163E81D693202B7DD1BBF2B7D198F0754D3D6F95EE03)
(60,Easy does it.,3045022100E3E305E7E7871A493EAC6147B737D77FEB690577757C71FC3FDE2C63510F1D330220569B46912230B239378623103A4A5B743B4D37209E39B9597529ED3CD1620807)
(61,The end justifies the means.,3045022100D0DD7C22C7C81B956D5737C5AA04C4C9817F5EA660078ADD719791547CD0C7F002202E90B0499601CF381B175847E4B0732D44CAE5E0E39D253E486E8CD82B26A8A8)
(62,Every cloud has a silver lining.,3045022100F7CF4A731AEBE7C86E7D47D1547B8AD8E20B5C46C2A1879397E6A7C133B7111B02207625766EED54736F2B24AFB058F089EBB4C679293A7046F590371BC68E60B969)
(63,Every dog has its day.,3045022100FE5D8AF7AD58EB4E8BC8A3311B28E478042A4696DF563BF7F32E84CD411E19A9022040787C645F066B338500F4EF851A90044F23EA67DEC9FBFC7810C1A7C8B7F3C0)
(64,Every man pays his price.,304502210094E4C74BEBF42251C82CAB8FF1F19D1AD42B0823BD4E4FBD8E5889CBF627378102203C4AD0C2119DBE2F8A6A81F7C6E96557984354A949B7A4709C096EC2DD979504)
(65,The exception that proves the rule.,304402201BF2B6DCF4B997804D4E3706AD535E2BAB90A2654349056D2012320960E19D6302200627AEB25A467FAC80DC6E1DC7B801CC5BC7B8C9994D862ED48212932927F501)
(66,Experience is the best teacher.,3045022100BDB69C973C330EE3FF42DDB1440D3A0519A26E1E8DE372F200E783BA67C63FE802207F809F900B59724D8171AD1EABB8F22F686918854B12B8B65413A6528AD14718)
(67,Feed a cold, starve a fever.,3044022011952B82467FD224A2AF227DFAB334FC7593BD59C0911F927C456055F8FD957C022041C4B0FF6EB7CD03390E11ACFCCF74B910954ED00CE714E3D7D9245D17D6B6D1)
(68,Finders keepers, losers weepers.,3045022100830669BDB8581DC218AB4A572CC2BB1A0D636DCE3BE52652ECBEA734C5FB28BB02203C492233F5B3E3766DA448184A4BC719784BF956C31C0FD9C7C952ECDC907413)
(69,First things first.,3045022100AB7F22AFF7142616A6978742961CC625625F44208DAABE23CB8C57E24145B248022045879B2DD302405E4C05DFE340B63367420FA5CC8614454ABF662AC771A3B38B)
(70,Fish, or cut bait.,3045022100C77ABB9498961A1F6597B016D8CAADB300CBBD56D2FDACD721A4C317A622B8B402205EEC0D3F337E8CF276C1262E352418140AD57B1B4234F9B438D1D814867554F4)
(71,A fool and his money are soon parted.,304402207A6516D826B815CA214E9159F695E1A5C7CA4C70B1A6D0B62FE897855369BD0D02202BCBED448C9796EDC4193B001249B790278606DB5A9A81B24E947246A3D4C753)
(72,A friend in need is a friend indeed.,3045022100D53F0D73FF61CCD1E4F412E8D1F6C19464DF7296DEC51F01E2AB3783C15F1535022037B7851E82AF7DF42BC74297A35ACD8454FC6FA91FE6B14C3206E5EE182FD4ED)
(73,Give the devil his due.,30440220083B9EAE03BB859B33FCCF4603EAD577A7097CD3EBDE3546582455AA9EBA9B5602202858EBC20C15DE5C52E0B60CB1420B9948420221A0F5ED59DC2E85DCC6D53708)
(74,God helps those who help themselves.,304402205E4D9C227E84A6E8732C8B960FE2ECB7572AAFB1B69E14D77A27D1F79D7E1DC4022026457CF3A5C61928781025C9C5E83DFCCD4304251F51FDFA0808286892294C9F)
(75,Going to hell in a handbasket.,304402207C65C9E9F77F8A6A0232D1C8FE6CC76063965B84E231C342C37D687A4DA36FD3022034D36E1110CB1AA7B83414AC19A689FFCBFD8684213CEDD1B340234FEC4514F6)
(76,Good fences make good neighbors.,3045022100F3622BDCA3372CC5289CA72482E36B087C05D32030AB3039564E7ED7C24F72BD022048458652ACD27C99A4B22DDFAA5080E2D8DDA6AA23E0A9F06DC4727CBC4EB115)
(77,Good men are hard to find.,3045022100D65600CCD204F49E2796FFA2EB661FFD7582B8893DAE13048C3B8A17DC9B18B5022033395B99376A18E70184BF770ED8040F519B1ABB43D51C2D003137ADAA868014)
(78,Great minds think alike.,3044022076C6512EDF68772E8EDD9B1B37215E0839C3646D7D2200BC112072BF6DB602AF02205F7404B3C0B0ADC165959A7A1BC2DA5ADB641B98D262B4F1A7366721C3AEDEFA)
(79,Good things come in small packages.,3045022100F3A2A4F029B160F9B7C7CA54160A24A63724D998226AD93FC0DF93DE951274060220752A9D4439E024FDBF624045FDE8E24AADB6DC4131696C4933B8CF1473126BC7)
(80,Good things come to he who waits.,30440220780D0E6C12791C2AEB094CC1FA51DA2FB25E4578DBABC18A69CD83365ECCB84D022043A9866EE92634BC9F25775CD1D33D920ED282D2C9178E9CC8E0B7554D6525F1)
(81,The grass is always greener (on the other side of the fence).,304402200733B0E68EEB117495094813D12FEA643D74A68DFD1E67EFC7DC4AD578BB32310220352B974F01045D5FB99908A8FABC0958DA7D823FD671CA4D5160D9CEBCFE55D1)
(82,Great oaks from little acorns grow.,3045022100F51C9240DA42CF139582D569738A7DB2F66542EF4E603E9909726D3C4500413502203CA7183F5538BFCE7F4195163EBC031388D16CD84F26F880D268D6C9BFB6033A)
(83,Half a loaf is better than none.,3044022058E5255C876E18ADC4EA93985D3F939BE23653FEEC06008694997A0915D35D20022031E75849C91F092AE3423685F7A10670EEDC82FE1AC3F7B9E7C2B1ED388BB680)
(84,Haste makes waste.,3045022100DF67647EDAE205720A70769572DD3E73282D2DBA4FD1B7BC6551E383B60CD79102200D68A41CBC0296306DE54AB5297449DAFC33E3AC69C53A28846A087CD94B9103)
(85,Here today, gone tomorrow,304402201820AC5CD79257C0AB800216FE6A04D054CF98CE06D3C1E6AC27C25F8543F7E802205B4AE080727BFE0D7824538321E294F0228F65CAC2401F033272790356184A8D)
(86,He who hesitates is lost.,3044022019C9120B0FEA5B9C9176950D315992AE931F2A5D0666095D3EC89D7D6D1EDF6D0220250884CF958B2F35A818FE89CA91CB1D8402FBFCB60253D5DEB40546F854C2B1)
(87,He who laughs last, laughs best. (or 'longest'),304402203311A7E6C0CFFF65DC18B2404C48C0C8AE9EBB4445041B57A8A7A4036B2858ED022003BC887284ED62B8782B2BB980A4FD159EC8AF7B93B3CC2950A824913A7C5593)
(88,He who lives by the sword, dies by the sword.,3044022034727C4933FC6F3A696D11300450025CA8BA259A22D74EA4DDA9761A1D56A8DD02205CED946D22E225DBF8F02DCD4EF11F5BEDD3D75CF49B1432A9AFB2ED80111B06)
(89,Hindsight is 20-20.,304402201B8D1A7C94D4A659BADEA97CCEFE17A659E55B471AF423175AF4492675C2EC36022011D73AF0C8A543F209C105C9C8AE5953347DAC7702387A4F4409A36726FC8C7F)
(90,His bark is worse than his bite.,3044022016F80D29A2D2277539142766C928865ED59D7DC473CFEEB4BC4922F7C385A1C402207800D15C02864CD0BD822E3C422BA675141DA8AE719C0297260341F5A521ADDF)
(91,Honesty is the best policy.,30440220444DDA207C77E57C16361712CB9217F6CB69D9E2FA931B89CE7F0A61A2D2845D022022543F223DBAECB8D78E078F06F350559C6950BD75B89B68F145E363966D7EA3)
(92,Honey catches more flies than vinegar.,3045022100BBAC6B8AD9AA0F3D373EA1ADBF19ED945205A3447C6AF5C8FF07F6C97DE8729F022033A43C3699189E17BF5FAFFA9FDDD6899630F4573CD6C71D8211166866DF1586)
(93,A house is not a home.,3044022029782A53F11CF0C08EBCFC502BF90025A2BA9C1D95B47DB9E45A76CE6A1C177102205B05FC2CFF9A5CBEF7D6359CD02F628D14D85EB029A55DDF0BB5473AB78EAA03)
(94,Idle minds are the devil's workshop.,30440220293D28091EDDE182C419FA6C9CA93AA17D3001FE5587E7846B3D47BC63B96DBF022017F263C1921D38B5A785CE48F2192E6EE436EA38029E6B888F87F39CC6B7C803)
(95,If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.,304502210088F7B2AB2F44330D33BCFEEA113FF3BC74DD5617FB476FD615519777FE7B00B402206CC0191ADB53BABDBA1D9287805B3670D5A65A6146511B8A53D1974C2704D027)
(96,If God had meant us to fly he'd have given us wings.,30440220579575747DD27ACB060CD1DA207A9E87E9B31EDBF30CA26F0B08526356FFAAAF02202DC4619BE00EB22C3A7DF57F124D389765C9619ACF18F0557A799D659F0907CC)
(97,If it ain't broke, don't fix it.,30450221008AF54551188EE3B25A9BAD860397E6DD970CA6F28B6AB9437B7CA25AE10027DD022025E11F17C48E7F0C3022F767A54279C45E08043395EE35E9754B12EF3C937BEB)
(98,If it's not one thing, it's another.,304402204B6FD537E74EC5189357A2F7BA09787A438064724032F544DE3CAC9761839627022075908D76F0F0A2B88B22D9BCC07268E5B82D0C8241242384E3BEAF28DDDE7AD5)
(99,If the shoe fits, wear it.,304402207349B33EAACCED064C152E066D948D4B7739F3AF5D2269498318FD949FBB9FF8022045C188EAF5324A6FEFACB0C8A5D0380122D676BEBD7D2A9126A306704C9F2A20)
(100,If wishes were horses then beggars would ride.,304502210087C24C73A0501B07A34C2196798A657E56089C609810651994ED312CBD2DBB7B02201F4413F7FBB68589B85156C76017DD5244182E1FFAF7A3170EDAD87A20D9E37A)
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Thanks for the additional vectors

I'd like to contribute some test vectors of my own.

The test vectors are fully canonical signatures with S components <= order/2. They contain both vectors were the S component had to be flipped and not flipped.

Code:
"Haskoin test vectors for RFC 6979 ECDSA (secp256k1, SHA-256)"
"(PrvKey HEX, PrvKey WIF, message, R || S as HEX, sig as DER)"
( "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001"
, "KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYjgd9M7rFU73sVHnoWn"
, "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler."
, "33a69cd2065432a30f3d1ce4eb0d59b8ab58c74f27c41a7fdb5696ad4e6108c96f807982866f785d3f6418d24163ddae117b7db4d5fdf0071de069fa54342262"
, "3044022033a69cd2065432a30f3d1ce4eb0d59b8ab58c74f27c41a7fdb5696ad4e6108c902206f807982866f785d3f6418d24163ddae117b7db4d5fdf0071de069fa54342262"
)
( "fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffebaaedce6af48a03bbfd25e8cd0364140"
, "L5oLkpV3aqBjhki6LmvChTCV6odsp4SXM6FfU2Gppt5kFLaHLuZ9"
, "Equations are more important to me, because politics is for the present, but an equation is something for eternity."
, "54c4a33c6423d689378f160a7ff8b61330444abb58fb470f96ea16d99d4a2fed07082304410efa6b2943111b6a4e0aaa7b7db55a07e9861d1fb3cb1f421044a5"
, "3044022054c4a33c6423d689378f160a7ff8b61330444abb58fb470f96ea16d99d4a2fed022007082304410efa6b2943111b6a4e0aaa7b7db55a07e9861d1fb3cb1f421044a5"
)
( "fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffebaaedce6af48a03bbfd25e8cd0364140"
, "L5oLkpV3aqBjhki6LmvChTCV6odsp4SXM6FfU2Gppt5kFLaHLuZ9"
, "Not only is the Universe stranger than we think, it is stranger than we can think."
, "ff466a9f1b7b273e2f4c3ffe032eb2e814121ed18ef84665d0f515360dab3dd06fc95f5132e5ecfdc8e5e6e616cc77151455d46ed48f5589b7db7771a332b283"
, "3045022100ff466a9f1b7b273e2f4c3ffe032eb2e814121ed18ef84665d0f515360dab3dd002206fc95f5132e5ecfdc8e5e6e616cc77151455d46ed48f5589b7db7771a332b283"
)
( "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001"
, "KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYjgd9M7rFU73sVHnoWn"
, "How wonderful that we have met with a paradox. Now we have some hope of making progress."
, "c0dafec8251f1d5010289d210232220b03202cba34ec11fec58b3e93a85b91d375afdc06b7d6322a590955bf264e7aaa155847f614d80078a90292fe205064d3"
, "3045022100c0dafec8251f1d5010289d210232220b03202cba34ec11fec58b3e93a85b91d3022075afdc06b7d6322a590955bf264e7aaa155847f614d80078a90292fe205064d3"
)
( "69ec59eaa1f4f2e36b639716b7c30ca86d9a5375c7b38d8918bd9c0ebc80ba64"
, "KzmcSTRmg8Gtoq8jbBCwsrvgiTKRrewQXniAHHTf7hsten8MZmBB"
, "Computer science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes."
, "7186363571d65e084e7f02b0b77c3ec44fb1b257dee26274c38c928986fea45d0de0b38e06807e46bda1f1e293f4f6323e854c86d58abdd00c46c16441085df6"
, "304402207186363571d65e084e7f02b0b77c3ec44fb1b257dee26274c38c928986fea45d02200de0b38e06807e46bda1f1e293f4f6323e854c86d58abdd00c46c16441085df6"
)
( "00000000000000000000000000007246174ab1e92e9149c6e446fe194d072637"
, "KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJwe1E2mCa8asowBrSKuCaBV6EsPYEAFZ8"
, "...if you aren't, at any given time, scandalized by code you wrote five or even three years ago, you're not learning anywhere near enough"
, "fbfe5076a15860ba8ed00e75e9bd22e05d230f02a936b653eb55b61c99dda4870e68880ebb0050fe4312b1b1eb0899e1b82da89baa5b895f612619edf34cbd37"
, "3045022100fbfe5076a15860ba8ed00e75e9bd22e05d230f02a936b653eb55b61c99dda48702200e68880ebb0050fe4312b1b1eb0899e1b82da89baa5b895f612619edf34cbd37"
)
( "000000000000000000000000000000000000000000056916d0f9b31dc9b637f3"
, "KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZiib5S9h4knkymNojPUVsWN"
, "The question of whether computers can think is like the question of whether submarines can swim."
, "cde1302d83f8dd835d89aef803c74a119f561fbaef3eb9129e45f30de86abbf906ce643f5049ee1f27890467b77a6a8e11ec4661cc38cd8badf90115fbd03cef"
, "3045022100cde1302d83f8dd835d89aef803c74a119f561fbaef3eb9129e45f30de86abbf9022006ce643f5049ee1f27890467b77a6a8e11ec4661cc38cd8badf90115fbd03cef"
)

The test vectors were generated with haskoin:

http://github.com/plaprade/haskoin-crypto/blob/master/src/Haskoin/Crypto/ECDSA.hs

The project is still experimental and I haven't announced it publicly yet, but the cryptography part should be relatively stable by now.

I hope it can help!



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I'd like to contribute some test vectors of my own.

The test vectors are fully canonical signatures with S components <= order/2. They contain both vectors were the S component had to be flipped and not flipped.
Awesome!  I just double checked them against my code, and they all look good.
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I'd like to contribute some test vectors of my own.

The test vectors are fully canonical signatures with S components <= order/2. They contain both vectors were the S component had to be flipped and not flipped.

Code:
"Haskoin test vectors for RFC 6979 ECDSA (secp256k1, SHA-256)"
"(PrvKey HEX, PrvKey WIF, message, R || S as HEX, sig as DER)"
( "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001"
, "KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYjgd9M7rFU73sVHnoWn"
, "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler."
, "33a69cd2065432a30f3d1ce4eb0d59b8ab58c74f27c41a7fdb5696ad4e6108c96f807982866f785d3f6418d24163ddae117b7db4d5fdf0071de069fa54342262"
, "3044022033a69cd2065432a30f3d1ce4eb0d59b8ab58c74f27c41a7fdb5696ad4e6108c902206f807982866f785d3f6418d24163ddae117b7db4d5fdf0071de069fa54342262"
)
( "fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffebaaedce6af48a03bbfd25e8cd0364140"
, "L5oLkpV3aqBjhki6LmvChTCV6odsp4SXM6FfU2Gppt5kFLaHLuZ9"
, "Equations are more important to me, because politics is for the present, but an equation is something for eternity."
, "54c4a33c6423d689378f160a7ff8b61330444abb58fb470f96ea16d99d4a2fed07082304410efa6b2943111b6a4e0aaa7b7db55a07e9861d1fb3cb1f421044a5"
, "3044022054c4a33c6423d689378f160a7ff8b61330444abb58fb470f96ea16d99d4a2fed022007082304410efa6b2943111b6a4e0aaa7b7db55a07e9861d1fb3cb1f421044a5"
)
( "fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffebaaedce6af48a03bbfd25e8cd0364140"
, "L5oLkpV3aqBjhki6LmvChTCV6odsp4SXM6FfU2Gppt5kFLaHLuZ9"
, "Not only is the Universe stranger than we think, it is stranger than we can think."
, "ff466a9f1b7b273e2f4c3ffe032eb2e814121ed18ef84665d0f515360dab3dd06fc95f5132e5ecfdc8e5e6e616cc77151455d46ed48f5589b7db7771a332b283"
, "3045022100ff466a9f1b7b273e2f4c3ffe032eb2e814121ed18ef84665d0f515360dab3dd002206fc95f5132e5ecfdc8e5e6e616cc77151455d46ed48f5589b7db7771a332b283"
)
( "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001"
, "KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYjgd9M7rFU73sVHnoWn"
, "How wonderful that we have met with a paradox. Now we have some hope of making progress."
, "c0dafec8251f1d5010289d210232220b03202cba34ec11fec58b3e93a85b91d375afdc06b7d6322a590955bf264e7aaa155847f614d80078a90292fe205064d3"
, "3045022100c0dafec8251f1d5010289d210232220b03202cba34ec11fec58b3e93a85b91d3022075afdc06b7d6322a590955bf264e7aaa155847f614d80078a90292fe205064d3"
)
( "69ec59eaa1f4f2e36b639716b7c30ca86d9a5375c7b38d8918bd9c0ebc80ba64"
, "KzmcSTRmg8Gtoq8jbBCwsrvgiTKRrewQXniAHHTf7hsten8MZmBB"
, "Computer science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes."
, "7186363571d65e084e7f02b0b77c3ec44fb1b257dee26274c38c928986fea45d0de0b38e06807e46bda1f1e293f4f6323e854c86d58abdd00c46c16441085df6"
, "304402207186363571d65e084e7f02b0b77c3ec44fb1b257dee26274c38c928986fea45d02200de0b38e06807e46bda1f1e293f4f6323e854c86d58abdd00c46c16441085df6"
)
( "00000000000000000000000000007246174ab1e92e9149c6e446fe194d072637"
, "KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJwe1E2mCa8asowBrSKuCaBV6EsPYEAFZ8"
, "...if you aren't, at any given time, scandalized by code you wrote five or even three years ago, you're not learning anywhere near enough"
, "fbfe5076a15860ba8ed00e75e9bd22e05d230f02a936b653eb55b61c99dda4870e68880ebb0050fe4312b1b1eb0899e1b82da89baa5b895f612619edf34cbd37"
, "3045022100fbfe5076a15860ba8ed00e75e9bd22e05d230f02a936b653eb55b61c99dda48702200e68880ebb0050fe4312b1b1eb0899e1b82da89baa5b895f612619edf34cbd37"
)
( "000000000000000000000000000000000000000000056916d0f9b31dc9b637f3"
, "KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZiib5S9h4knkymNojPUVsWN"
, "The question of whether computers can think is like the question of whether submarines can swim."
, "cde1302d83f8dd835d89aef803c74a119f561fbaef3eb9129e45f30de86abbf906ce643f5049ee1f27890467b77a6a8e11ec4661cc38cd8badf90115fbd03cef"
, "3045022100cde1302d83f8dd835d89aef803c74a119f561fbaef3eb9129e45f30de86abbf9022006ce643f5049ee1f27890467b77a6a8e11ec4661cc38cd8badf90115fbd03cef"
)

The test vectors were generated with haskoin:

http://github.com/plaprade/haskoin-crypto/blob/master/src/Haskoin/Crypto/ECDSA.hs

The project is still experimental and I haven't announced it publicly yet, but the cryptography part should be relatively stable by now.

I hope it can help!


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if you look at the current code in git master, it just subtracts order/2 when s > order/2 - pretty simple.
Satoshi client git?  Mmmm...

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/src/key.cpp#L209
Code:
       if (BN_cmp(sig->s, halforder) > 0) {
            // enforce low S values, by negating the value (modulo the order) if above order/2.
            BN_sub(sig->s, order, sig->s);
        }
It doesn't subtract order/2.  It's s = order - s.


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Another way, now used by bitcoin-qt git, is to make s < order/2.
You mean s <= order/2, right?  I'm a bit pedantic about this stuff...

You're both right in a way.

The code changed recently: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/3016
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Yeah, sorry, that was sloppy of me (I was going from memory but wrote things too confidently). You're right about what the code does.
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Ah, I found a bug in my code (used substract function that performs mod prime at the same time, now we use curve order not prime). Now it works. Thanks fpgaminer for kicking me into the right direction (also for new test vector).
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if you look at the current code in git master, it just subtracts order/2 when s > order/2 - pretty simple.
Satoshi client git?  Mmmm...

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/src/key.cpp#L209
Code:
        if (BN_cmp(sig->s, halforder) > 0) {
            // enforce low S values, by negating the value (modulo the order) if above order/2.
            BN_sub(sig->s, order, sig->s);
        }
It doesn't subtract order/2.  It's s = order - s.


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Another way, now used by bitcoin-qt git, is to make s < order/2.
You mean s <= order/2, right?  I'm a bit pedantic about this stuff...
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Tried both with the same result (invalid sigs).
This works for me:

Code:
if sig.s > (q / 2):
sig.s = q - sig.s

Where q is the order of the curve.  Note that no modulus is needed for the subtraction.  It would only ever result in an invalid value if s were 0, but s can never be 0 (forbidden by ECDSA).

Here are my test vectors, updated with this rule:

Code:
# Test Vectors for RFC 6979 ECDSA, secp256k1, SHA-256
# (private key, message, expected k, expected signature)
test_vectors = [
(0x1, "Satoshi Nakamoto", 0x8F8A276C19F4149656B280621E358CCE24F5F52542772691EE69063B74F15D15, "934b1ea10a4b3c1757e2b0c017d0b6143ce3c9a7e6a4a49860d7a6ab210ee3d82442ce9d2b916064108014783e923ec36b49743e2ffa1c4496f01a512aafd9e5"),
(0x1, "All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die...", 0x38AA22D72376B4DBC472E06C3BA403EE0A394DA63FC58D88686C611ABA98D6B3, "8600dbd41e348fe5c9465ab92d23e3db8b98b873beecd930736488696438cb6b547fe64427496db33bf66019dacbf0039c04199abb0122918601db38a72cfc21"),
(0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFEBAAEDCE6AF48A03BBFD25E8CD0364140, "Satoshi Nakamoto", 0x33A19B60E25FB6F4435AF53A3D42D493644827367E6453928554F43E49AA6F90, "fd567d121db66e382991534ada77a6bd3106f0a1098c231e47993447cd6af2d06b39cd0eb1bc8603e159ef5c20a5c8ad685a45b06ce9bebed3f153d10d93bed5"),
(0xf8b8af8ce3c7cca5e300d33939540c10d45ce001b8f252bfbc57ba0342904181, "Alan Turing", 0x525A82B70E67874398067543FD84C83D30C175FDC45FDEEE082FE13B1D7CFDF1, "7063ae83e7f62bbb171798131b4a0564b956930092b33b07b395615d9ec7e15c58dfcc1e00a35e1572f366ffe34ba0fc47db1e7189759b9fb233c5b05ab388ea"),
(0xe91671c46231f833a6406ccbea0e3e392c76c167bac1cb013f6f1013980455c2, "There is a computer disease that anybody who works with computers knows about. It's a very serious disease and it interferes completely with the work. The trouble with computers is that you 'play' with them!", 0x1F4B84C23A86A221D233F2521BE018D9318639D5B8BBD6374A8A59232D16AD3D, "b552edd27580141f3b2a5463048cb7cd3e047b97c9f98076c32dbdf85a68718b279fa72dd19bfae05577e06c7c0c1900c371fcd5893f7e1d56a37d30174671f6")
]

Note that I added one more vector, since all of the existing ones resulted in s being larger than order/2.


And here is the code I've been using to play around:

Code:
import sys
import ecdsa
import hashlib
from types import MethodType
from ecdsa.util import number_to_string
from hmac_drbg import HMAC_DRBG


def sign_number_rfc6979 (self, number, entropy=None):
q = self.curve.order
x = self.privkey.secret_multiplier

assert (q.bit_length () % 8) == 0

# k = HMAC_DRBG (private_key || SHA256 (message))
entropy = number_to_string (x, q) + number_to_string (number, q)
drbg = HMAC_DRBG (entropy=entropy)
k = drbg.generate (q.bit_length () / 8)
k = int (k.encode ('hex'), 16)

# In strict RFC 6979, we should loop until a suitable k was found.
# However, such a condition occuring is ~impossible, and so we simply
# throw an error if it happens.
assert 1 <= k < q

print "Chosen k: %X" % k

sig = self.privkey.sign (number, k)

if sig.s > (q / 2):
sig.s = q - sig.s
assert sig.s <= (q / 2)
print "moop"
return sig.r, sig.s


sk = ecdsa.SigningKey.generate (curve=ecdsa.curves.SECP256k1, hashfunc=hashlib.sha256)
sk.sign_number = MethodType (sign_number_rfc6979, sk, ecdsa.SigningKey)
open ('sk.pem', 'w').write (sk.to_pem ())

message = open ("data", "rb").read ()
sig = sk.sign (message, hashfunc=hashlib.sha256, sigencode=ecdsa.util.sigencode_der)

open ("data.sig", 'wb').write (sig)



# Test Vectors for RFC 6979 ECDSA, secp256k1, SHA-256
# (private key, message, expected k, expected signature)
test_vectors = [
(0x1, "Satoshi Nakamoto", 0x8F8A276C19F4149656B280621E358CCE24F5F52542772691EE69063B74F15D15, "934b1ea10a4b3c1757e2b0c017d0b6143ce3c9a7e6a4a49860d7a6ab210ee3d82442ce9d2b916064108014783e923ec36b49743e2ffa1c4496f01a512aafd9e5"),
(0x1, "All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain. Time to die...", 0x38AA22D72376B4DBC472E06C3BA403EE0A394DA63FC58D88686C611ABA98D6B3, "8600dbd41e348fe5c9465ab92d23e3db8b98b873beecd930736488696438cb6b547fe64427496db33bf66019dacbf0039c04199abb0122918601db38a72cfc21"),
(0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFEBAAEDCE6AF48A03BBFD25E8CD0364140, "Satoshi Nakamoto", 0x33A19B60E25FB6F4435AF53A3D42D493644827367E6453928554F43E49AA6F90, "fd567d121db66e382991534ada77a6bd3106f0a1098c231e47993447cd6af2d06b39cd0eb1bc8603e159ef5c20a5c8ad685a45b06ce9bebed3f153d10d93bed5"),
(0xf8b8af8ce3c7cca5e300d33939540c10d45ce001b8f252bfbc57ba0342904181, "Alan Turing", 0x525A82B70E67874398067543FD84C83D30C175FDC45FDEEE082FE13B1D7CFDF1, "7063ae83e7f62bbb171798131b4a0564b956930092b33b07b395615d9ec7e15c58dfcc1e00a35e1572f366ffe34ba0fc47db1e7189759b9fb233c5b05ab388ea"),
(0xe91671c46231f833a6406ccbea0e3e392c76c167bac1cb013f6f1013980455c2, "There is a computer disease that anybody who works with computers knows about. It's a very serious disease and it interferes completely with the work. The trouble with computers is that you 'play' with them!", 0x1F4B84C23A86A221D233F2521BE018D9318639D5B8BBD6374A8A59232D16AD3D, "b552edd27580141f3b2a5463048cb7cd3e047b97c9f98076c32dbdf85a68718b279fa72dd19bfae05577e06c7c0c1900c371fcd5893f7e1d56a37d30174671f6")
]

print ""

for vector in test_vectors:
priv = ecdsa.SigningKey.from_secret_exponent (vector[0], ecdsa.curves.SECP256k1, hashfunc=hashlib.sha256)
priv.sign_number = MethodType (sign_number_rfc6979, priv, ecdsa.SigningKey)
print vector[1]
sig = priv.sign (vector[1], hashfunc=hashlib.sha256).encode ('hex')
print sig
assert str (sig) == vector[3]
print ""

The first part of it generates a random private key, writes that to sk.pem, signs the data read from the "data" file, and writes the signature to "data.sig".  So the results can be tested against openssl:

Code:
openssl dgst -sha256 -prverify sk.pem -signature data.sig data
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The theory behind this is: if you negate K you get the same R and the negated S. Hence you need to negate S as a post-processing step, i.e., S' = prime - S in both cases.

Thanks. That's what I thought but wanted to confirm.

Did you use the right prime?  It should be the order of the elliptic curve not the size of the prime field.

Tried both with the same result (invalid sigs).
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FWIW when I used this method on S (if S is odd: S = prime -S) - the code produced signatures that are considered invalid by both my code (microecdsa) and OpenSSL. *puzzled* When I used the other way (if S > prime/2 : S -= prime/2) I ended up with the same result (invalid signatures). Any hints on what is going on?

The theory behind this is: if you negate K you get the same R and the negated S.  Hence you need to negate S as a post-processing step, i.e., S' = prime - S in both cases.  Did you use the right prime?  It should be the order of the elliptic curve not the size of the prime field.
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There are multiple ways to remove this 1-bit of freedom. One way is to make S even. Another way, now used by bitcoin-qt git, is to make s < order/2. The advantage of this way of removing the vs others freedom is that it also reduces the average signature size slightly.  I now prefer the s < order/2 version of this just because it produces smaller signatures and the flip is even easier to implement than the even/odd version.

if you look at the current code in git master, it just subtracts order/2 when s > order/2 - pretty simple.

Flip is already being done when you deal with compressed public keys. All software that can process compressed public keys already knows how to do the flip (val = prime - val). It would be nice to be consistent here IMO.

FWIW when I used this method on S (if S is odd: S = prime -S) - the code produced signatures that are considered invalid by both my code (microecdsa) and OpenSSL. *puzzled* When I used the other way (if S > prime/2 : S -= prime/2) I ended up with the same result (invalid signatures). Any hints on what is going on?
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if you look at the current code in git master, it just subtracts order/2 when s > order/2 - pretty simple.
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I now prefer the s < order/2 version of this just because it produces smaller signatures and the flip is even easier to implement than the even/odd version.

So how exactly K needs to be changed/processed to have S < order/2 ?
Or we keep K as it is and just postprocess S ?
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This will be changed to the alternative I described.

Thanks! I'll update my code accordingly.
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However there's a flag to activate this check. Most of the unit tests in the reference implementation do not take even 'S' into account yet.
This will be changed to the alternative I described.
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I noticed that the problem came from the parity of 'S'. The 'S' component is odd in your last test vector.

Why should S be even? Any citation?

From the bitcoind reference implementation:

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/src/script.cpp (line 295)

Code:
    if (flags & SCRIPT_VERIFY_EVEN_S) {
        if (S[nLenS-1] & 1)
            return error("Non-canonical signature: S value odd");
    }

However there's a flag to activate this check. Most of the unit tests in the reference implementation do not take even 'S' into account yet.
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Why should S be even? Any citation?
To prevent third parties from changing your txids out from under you and invalidating transactions spending your unconfirmed transactions by replacing S with the alternative value which also allows the signature to pass.  This malleability can be used to create enormous nuisances for Bitcoin users, causing stuck transactions and making innocent people look like malicious double-spenders, as well as can be abused to extort people in some escrow protocols.

See the second half of: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg02721.html

There are multiple ways to remove this 1-bit of freedom. One way is to make S even. Another way, now used by bitcoin-qt git, is to make s < order/2. The advantage of this way of removing the vs others freedom is that it also reduces the average signature size slightly.  I now prefer the s < order/2 version of this just because it produces smaller signatures and the flip is even easier to implement than the even/odd version.
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