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=== The Importance of Randomness in Signatures
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As we saw in <<schnorr_signatures>> and <<ecdsa_signatures>>,
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As we((("digital signatures", "randomness, importance of", id="digital-signature-random")))((("randomness", "importance in digital signatures", id="random-digital-signature"))) saw in <<schnorr_signatures>> and <<ecdsa_signatures>>,
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the signature generation algorithm uses a random number _k_, as the basis
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for a private/public nonce pair. The value of _k_ is not
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important, _as long as it is random_. If signatures from the same
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If you are implementing an algorithm to sign transactions in Bitcoin,
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you _must_ use BIP340, RFC6979, or a similar algorithm to
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ensure you generate a different _k_ for each transaction.
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ensure you generate a different _k_ for each ((("digital signatures", "randomness, importance of", startref="digital-signature-random")))((("randomness", "importance in digital signatures", startref="random-digital-signature")))transaction.
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=== Segregated Witness's New Signing Algorithm
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