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keccak is a cryptographic family which is used in ethereum and nowerdays provides the standards for sha-3
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Generating an address from a public key in C++
Keccak this 64 bytes to 32 bytes: 81862025a6a8b333133c9b9ad09d3103ccabfb769edc3e9b01500ca7241d470a
4. Get last 20 bytes: 0xd09D3103CcABfb769eDc3e9B01500Ca7241D470A …
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Generating an address from a public key in C++
Example:
Input key = 0x025f37d20e5b18909361e0ead7ed17c69b417bee70746c9e9c2bcb1394d921d4ae
Output address = 0xd09D3103CcABfb769eDc3e9B01500Ca7241D470A
I have been using an algorithm from keccak-tiny.c … before keccak I must convert from a 33-byte key to a 65-byte key (address will be compact-independent) or keccak is applied on hex string text form, not bytes? …
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