BIP-0085: Add ECC GPG Keys application 828366' (separate from RSA)#2
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Summary
Adds ECC GPG Keys as a new, separate application
828366'for deterministic derivation of OpenPGP ECC keys. This preserves backward compatibility with existing RSA implementations (app828365') while adding support for:Key decisions
828366'(sequential after RSA's828365'), keeping RSA paths completely unchanged2009-01-03 18:15:05UTC (epoch 1231006505)Changes
===ECC GPG Keys===section in bip-0085.mediawiki with full specification, key type table, scalar derivation algorithm, primary/subkey scheme, and test vectors for all 8 curve configurations2.1.0(additive, non-breaking)Test vectors
All 8 ECC curves tested against the standard BIP85 master key with fresh fingerprints computed via OpenPGP v4 packet construction.