25519 | Key agreement and signing , X25519 keys | Cryptography library
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Key agreement (X25519) and signing (ed25519), X25519 keys.
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QUESTION
In the dataset df
below. I want to flag the anomalies in all columns except A
, B
,C
and L
.
Any value less than 1500 or greater than 400000 is regarded as an anomaly.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-06 at 00:26If you set the subset as the argument of the apply function, you will get what you want.
QUESTION
I want to do the following :
flag anomalies in 10
.csv
files in a folder (all 10 files have the same column names A-J).export the flagged data frames to 1
.xlsx
with10 sheets
(append the 10 flagged df to 1 xlsx file)
NOTE: The anomaly here is defined as any value lower than 1500
and higher than 100000
in each row.
To flag one file at a time, the code looks something like this :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-03 at 18:56I think you can use a loop here to get the read the csv files and apply the style then save as excel in each sheet, note that I have used the same path for reading the csv's and saving the output excel, you can change the path to output by defining a path2 and using it in the writer = ....
variable:
QUESTION
Python newbie here, I will like to flag sporadic numbers that are obviously off from the rest of the row. In simple terms, flag numbers that seem not to belong to each row. Numbers in 100s and 100000s are considered 'off the rest'
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-01 at 20:35I guess you could define a little better what you consider "off from the rest". This is very important when working with data.
Do you want to flag the outliers of your column B distribution for example? You could simply do a calculation of quartiles for your distributions and append those to a dict of some kind, those which are either below the lowest quartile or over the highest quartile. But you obviously would need more than those 5 rows you showed.
There are whole fields dedicated to identification of outliers using machine learning as well. The assumptions you are taking to define what should be considered "off from the rest" are very important.
Read this if you'd like more info on specifics of outlier detection: https://towardsdatascience.com/a-brief-overview-of-outlier-detection-techniques-1e0b2c19e561
QUESTION
Here is the command I used on ubuntu 20.x
to generate key pair of EdDSA 25519 for JOSE/NODEJS (14.16) app:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-26 at 14:50You can use Node.js (>= 12.0.0) for this as well.
QUESTION
I have a C library I need to use in my Swift code and a function thet expects an UnsafeMutablePointer
that is 32 bytes long to generate a public key from an existing private key (crypto_sign_public_key
). Here is a link to the docs of the C function I am calling: https://monocypher.org/manual/sign. I don't have much experience with C and pointers but I've read a few tutorials and have something that seems to be working perfectly.
Aside from that though, I wanted to see if anyone with more experience than me might be able to say if this code is "safe" and/or will potentially produce undefined behaviour?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-06 at 02:00Your code is okay, because UInt8
is a trivial type and so doesn't require that you call initialize
or deinitialize
on the allocated memory.
However, you can avoid the manual allocation and deallocation entirely, like this:
QUESTION
I am trying to implement the X3DH algorithm from Signal in Go. However, I got stuck on how to sign the Public Signed PreKey.
Per the specifications it is supposed to be an X25519 key. In looking at previous implementations on Github they generated a [32]byte
key from the curve25519
package and then converted it to an ed25519
key and then signed it.
However, the packages they used for the conversion are deprecated (github.com/agl/ed25519
). Therefore, I either need to be able to convert the keys to ed25519
so I can sign them with the current ed25519
package (golang.org/x/crypto/25519
) or implement a sign and verify function for curve25519
keys.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-26 at 15:07Ed25519
keys can be converted to X25519
keys easily, the twisted Edwards curve used by Ed25519
and the Montgomery curve used by X25519
are birationally
equivalent.
Points on the Edwards curve are usually referred to as (x, y
), while points on the Montgomery curve are usually referred to as (u, v
).
You don't need a library to do the conversion, it's really simple...
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