Bug report says that if we set s = 0 and (Ux, Uy) = pubKey, then (Tx, Ty) can be any pair of values.
My understanding is that if s=0, U is the same, and T is a different set of inputs, the same output should be obtained, but the result is not like this.
Test0
input.json
{
"s": 0,
"Tx": 8,
"Ty": 9,
"Ux": 3,
"Uy": 4
}
public.json
[
"7805858560854569819918975737687721771085126966751833164347832040877563070443",
"16988790562614459202550337482205732142865207045186758803081396539830677481293"
]
Test1
input.json
{
"s": 0,
"Tx": 1,
"Ty": 2,
"Ux": 3,
"Uy": 4
}
public.json
[
"14105996747538665747038049000821378756510778545708046207861391876868245570302",
"11208388174384675725594554820360477132639829119066243891901010234274989220235"
]
I think the above two sets of inputs should receive the same output
Bug report says that if we set s = 0 and (Ux, Uy) = pubKey, then (Tx, Ty) can be any pair of values.
My understanding is that if s=0, U is the same, and T is a different set of inputs, the same output should be obtained, but the result is not like this.
Test0
input.json
public.json
Test1
input.json
public.json
I think the above two sets of inputs should receive the same output