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April 12, 2020, 12:19:27 PM
#8
Nice idea and realization!

What libriary do you use to perform scalar multiplication and division (multiplication by inverse scalar). The multiplication and division is calculated very slow.... like 10-20 seconds for one operation. However one operation should be performed immediately i beleive.
Points addition/division is also made no immediately but with some 1-2 seconds freeze.

My python code performs 120-140 scalar multiplications per second on the same machine (faster by 1.5k times). So, no need to calculate just one operation for 10-20 seconds. For python I use gmpy2 C based library. Not sure which one should you use for Java.

If you improve the productivity it would be great

Thank you for the information and the feedback.
I think that's very good!

I use my self-written library Secp256k1: https://github.com/MrMaxweII/Secp256k1
When it comes to calculating time, it makes a big difference whether you multiply by a known generator point or an unknown point on the curve.
If there is an unknown point on the elliptic curve, the algorithm is different and much slower.
I don't know anything about other python codes because I only program in Java. Surely there will be algorithms that are better or faster than mine. My code is not particularly performance, but the result is correct in the end. On a powerful PC, the calculation takes an average of 2 seconds.
This is not particularly fast, but I find it sufficient for this purpose in this calculator.
It is not the case that they use this calculator to carry out mass calculations one after the other. It is not made for such purposes. When it comes to speed, you shouldn't use my library.

I am sorry, for this reason, I do not think that I will invest a lot of time here to make the calculation faster.
If there was a great demand and no alternatives, it would be different.
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April 12, 2020, 11:23:49 AM
#7
My python code performs 120-140 scalar multiplications per second on the same machine (faster by 1.5k times). So, no need to calculate just one operation for 10-20 seconds. For python I use gmpy2 C based library. Not sure which one should you use for Java.

I have a python code that performs over 4300 scalar multiplications per second (about 2800 if I don't use the invert function from gmpy2).

this is a file "privatekeys.txt" with 10k private key randomly generated:

Code:
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...

and with my script "private_to_publickeys.py " I get:

Code:
$ time python3 private_to_publickeys.py privatekeys.txt > publickeys.txt

real 0m2,292s
user 0m2,288s
sys 0m0,000s


$ less publickeys.txt

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...

if I don't use gmpy2 at all I get instead:

Code:
$ time python3 private_to_publickeys.py privatekeys.txt > publickeys.txt

real 0m3,499s
user 0m3,488s
sys 0m0,008s
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April 10, 2020, 08:28:31 PM
#6
Nice idea and realization!

What libriary do you use to perform scalar multiplication and division (multiplication by inverse scalar). The multiplication and division is calculated very slow.... like 10-20 seconds for one operation. However one operation should be performed immediately i beleive.
Points addition/division is also made no immediately but with some 1-2 seconds freeze.

My python code performs 120-140 scalar multiplications per second on the same machine (faster by 1.5k times). So, no need to calculate just one operation for 10-20 seconds. For python I use gmpy2 C based library. Not sure which one should you use for Java.

If you improve the productivity it would be great
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February 16, 2020, 04:32:57 AM
#5
Thank you very much.
If you have any requests, improvements or comments. Just ask! I would be happy to extend it.
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February 15, 2020, 05:37:12 PM
#4
Here I would like to introduce my little ECC calculator
https://github.com/MrMaxweII/Secp256k1-Calculator/blob/master/README.md



Secp256k1-Calculator

A small calculator of operations calculated on the elliptic curve Secp256k1.
All entered in hexa decimal numbers.
All calculations are done mod (p).
Same numbers are marked in color.
following arithmetic operations are implemented:

   - mod(n) addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of 256bit hexadecimal numbers.
   - addition and subtraction of points on the curve.
   - Multiplication with a point on the curve
   - Divide a point on the curve with a number
   - ECDSA Signature
   - ECDSA verification



I used and liked it ... very good tool
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November 19, 2019, 01:10:19 PM
#3
Thank you very much Charlie137  Kiss

Have you (or anyone else) tested / compared everything?
In particular, the signature is difficult to compare with a reverence program, since always the "k" (random number) is different.
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November 16, 2019, 02:52:32 PM
#1
Here I would like to introduce my little ECC calculator
https://github.com/MrMaxweII/Secp256k1-Calculator/blob/master/README.md



Secp256k1-Calculator

A small calculator of operations calculated on the elliptic curve Secp256k1.
All entered in hexa decimal numbers.
All calculations are done mod (p).
Same numbers are marked in color.
following arithmetic operations are implemented:

   - mod(n) addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of 256bit hexadecimal numbers.
   - addition and subtraction of points on the curve.
   - Multiplication with a point on the curve
   - Divide a point on the curve with a number
   - ECDSA Signature
   - ECDSA verification


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