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Implement Bitcoin Transaction Signing with AWS KMS and scure-btc-signer #134

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Implement Bitcoin Transaction Signing with AWS KMS and scure-btc-signer in Llavero Repository

Description

This pull request implements a system for signing Bitcoin transactions using AWS Key Management Service (KMS) and the scure-btc-signer library within the Llavero repository. The implementation focuses on secure key management, transaction hashing, signing, construction, and verification, with comprehensive documentation and testing.

Changes

  • Project Setup:

    • Cloned and set up the Llavero repository.
    • Configured Yarn workspaces in the Llavero repository.
  • Key Management:

    • Used AWS KMS to generate and store elliptic curve keys compatible with Bitcoin’s secp256k1 curve.
    • Ensured the keys can be retrieved securely when needed for signing.
  • Transaction Hashing:

    • Utilized scure-btc-signer to perform double SHA-256 hashing of the Bitcoin transaction message.
  • Signing:

    • Integrated with AWS KMS to sign the hashed Bitcoin transaction message using the stored keys.
    • Extracted and correctly formatted the ( r ) and ( s ) values from the signature returned by AWS KMS.
  • Transaction Construction:

    • Constructed the final Bitcoin transaction using scure-btc-signer, including the signed hash, ( r ) and ( s ) values, and the necessary transaction details.
    • Validated the constructed transaction using scure-btc-signer to ensure it meets Bitcoin network requirements.
  • Verification:

    • Implemented a verification method using scure-btc-signer to ensure the generated signature is valid and can be verified using the public key.
  • Error Handling:

    • Handled errors related to key generation, storage, and retrieval in AWS KMS.
    • Managed errors that may occur during the signing process, including network issues with AWS KMS.
    • Detected and reported any issues during transaction construction and validation.
  • Documentation and Testing:

    • Provided detailed documentation on the implementation process, including code comments, API usage, and configuration instructions.
    • Developed unit tests for the hashing and signing processes, and integration tests to ensure the complete workflow operates correctly.
    • Conducted a security review to identify and mitigate potential vulnerabilities in the implementation.

Checklist

  • Project setup
  • Key management
  • Transaction hashing
  • Signing
  • Transaction construction
  • Verification
  • Error handling
  • Documentation and testing
  • Test the changes

Notes

  • This PR was written by Devin-AI.
  • Please review the changes and provide feedback.

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