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Index ¶
- Constants
- Variables
- func CalculateUserID(publicKeyBytes []byte) []byte
- func CalculateUserIDHex(publicKeyBytes []byte) string
- func CheckSignatureAndAddress(hashBytes []byte, signature []byte, address *gethcommon.Address) bool
- func GenerateAuthenticationEIP712RawDataOptions(userID string, chainID int64) ([][]byte, error)
- func GenerateSignMessage(vkPubKey []byte) string
- func Sign(userPrivKey *ecdsa.PrivateKey, vkPubKey []byte) ([]byte, error)
- func VerifySignatureEIP712(userID string, address *gethcommon.Address, signature []byte, chainID int64) (bool, error)
- type ViewingKey
Constants ¶
const ( EIP712Domain = "EIP712Domain" EIP712Type = "Authentication" EIP712DomainName = "name" EIP712DomainVersion = "version" EIP712DomainChainID = "chainId" EIP712EncryptionToken = "Encryption Token" // EIP712EncryptionTokenV2 is used to support older versions of third party libraries // that don't have the support for spaces in type names EIP712EncryptionTokenV2 = "EncryptionToken" EIP712DomainNameValue = "Ten" EIP712DomainVersionValue = "1.0" UserIDHexLength = 40 )
const SignedMsgPrefix = "vk"
SignedMsgPrefix is the prefix added when signing the viewing key in MetaMask using the personal_sign API. Why is this needed? MetaMask has a security feature whereby if you ask it to sign something that looks like a transaction using the personal_sign API, it modifies the data being signed. The goal is to prevent hackers from asking a visitor to their website to personal_sign something that is actually a malicious transaction (e.g. theft of funds). By adding a prefix, the viewing key bytes no longer looks like a transaction hash, and thus get signed as-is.
Variables ¶
var EIP712EncryptionTokens = [...]string{ EIP712EncryptionToken, EIP712EncryptionTokenV2, }
EIP712EncryptionTokens is a list of all possible options for Encryption token name
Functions ¶
func CalculateUserID ¶
CalculateUserID calculates userID from a public key (we truncate it, because we want it to have length 20)
func CalculateUserIDHex ¶
CalculateUserIDHex CalculateUserID calculates userID from a public key (we truncate it, because we want it to have length 20) and encode to hex strings
func CheckSignatureAndAddress ¶
func CheckSignatureAndAddress(hashBytes []byte, signature []byte, address *gethcommon.Address) bool
CheckSignatureAndAddress checks if the signature is valid for hash of the message and checks if signer is an address provided to the function. It returns true if both conditions are true and false otherwise
func GenerateAuthenticationEIP712RawDataOptions ¶
GenerateAuthenticationEIP712RawDataOptions generates all the options or raw data messages (bytes) for an EIP-712 message used to authenticate an address with user
func GenerateSignMessage ¶
GenerateSignMessage creates the message to be signed vkPubKey is expected to be a []byte("0x....") to create the signing message todo (@ziga) Remove this method once old WE endpoints are removed
func Sign ¶
func Sign(userPrivKey *ecdsa.PrivateKey, vkPubKey []byte) ([]byte, error)
Sign takes a users Private key and signs the public viewingKey hex
func VerifySignatureEIP712 ¶
Types ¶
type ViewingKey ¶
type ViewingKey struct { Account *gethcommon.Address // Account address that this Viewing Key is bound to - Users Pubkey address PrivateKey *ecies.PrivateKey // ViewingKey private key to encrypt data to the enclave PublicKey []byte // ViewingKey public key in decrypt data from the enclave Signature []byte // ViewingKey public key signed by the Accounts Private key - Allows to retrieve the Account address }
ViewingKey encapsulates the signed viewing key for an account for use in encrypted communication with an enclave
func GenerateViewingKeyForWallet ¶
func GenerateViewingKeyForWallet(wal wallet.Wallet) (*ViewingKey, error)
GenerateViewingKeyForWallet takes an account wallet, generates a viewing key and signs the key with the acc's private key uses the same method of signature handling as Metamask/geth