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If I disregard this discrepancy and sign the message anyway and verify the v, r, s values with the personalMessage I expected to be signing, I can verify that it is in-fact the message that was signed. The signature is valid for the expected value.
Why is this other hex being presented to the user? Where does it come from?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When signing this message with parity signer:
I am shown the following hex when hovering over "unknown binary data" in the Parity Signer UI:
When I'd expect to be shown the result of:
which is:
If I disregard this discrepancy and sign the message anyway and verify the
v
,r
,s
values with the personalMessage I expected to be signing, I can verify that it is in-fact the message that was signed. The signature is valid for the expected value.Why is this other hex being presented to the user? Where does it come from?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: