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Described in #153 is a use case where covenants are simulated by using a presigned 2-of-2 multisig transaction where one of the signers uses an ephemeral (random) key that is immediately discarded after signing.
Would it be possible at all to use a ledger device as an ephemeral signer?
Note that there would be a two-step process where first a key is generated and the public part of it returned to the host system. Using that ephemeral key, the host system prepares the "funding" transaction. As a second step, the host system offers a psbt that spends from the funding transaction to the device. The device recognizes the ephemeral public key, signs with it and safely removes all key material from memory.
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Ledger device as an ephemeral signing
Ledger device as an ephemeral signer
May 2, 2023
Described in #153 is a use case where covenants are simulated by using a presigned 2-of-2 multisig transaction where one of the signers uses an ephemeral (random) key that is immediately discarded after signing.
Would it be possible at all to use a ledger device as an ephemeral signer?
Note that there would be a two-step process where first a key is generated and the public part of it returned to the host system. Using that ephemeral key, the host system prepares the "funding" transaction. As a second step, the host system offers a psbt that spends from the funding transaction to the device. The device recognizes the ephemeral public key, signs with it and safely removes all key material from memory.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: