Add signing and verification of arbitrary messages #1290
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- The command takes an (optional) address and a message (in hex) and prints out a signature of the msg
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- The command takes an address, message, and signature, and returns true if the sig is valid
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Re: #1290: Add sign and verify CLI commands
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Done in #1292 |
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To facilitate certain types of off-chain communications, it's useful to be able to verify that a message came from someone who controls a particular address. One way to do this (proposed by @whyrusleeping in response to some questions) is to implement two new commands:
lotus wallet sign --from=<addr> <message>should produce a valid signature over<message>signed by<addr>'s private key.lotus wallet verify --from=<addr> --sig=<signature> <message>should verify whether the provided signature is valid over the given message and address.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: