Hi Damias,

to Question 1 - 3: ECDH consists of 2 parts: the curve and the transmitted 
data. You load the curve as described in the article, using OIDs and 
pre-defined curves. The Keydata is different: Keydata are just raw byte 
arrays of appropriate size ( call

.PublicKeyLength() and .PrivateKeyLength to get those). If you use 
SecByteBlocks you might be able to use a load-like function but I'd recommend 
using just BytePtr()
to Question 4: In The Agree function you just pass in your private key, the 
other's public key and a pointer to an array receiving the agreed value and all 
the magic is done.

BR

JPM


Am Donnerstag, 29. Mai 2014 14:57:56 UTC+2 schrieb Damias:
>
> Hi all, I need to implement an AES256 code with EC-DH key agreement.
>
> At the moment I have the encryption and decryption with AES256 done 
> but generating the key and the IV with a random number generator (in my 
> case AutoSeededRandomPool). 
> So I created my pair of keys with this commands 
> http://www.cryptopp.com/wiki/Keys_and_formats#ECC_Public_Key_.28SubjectPublicKeyInfo.29
> . 
> Now, looking at this 
> http://www.cryptopp.com/wiki/Elliptic_Curve_Diffie-Hellman I guess I must 
> load my private key and the couterparty's public key in order
> to use the function "Agree" from the class DH_Domain. I'm going in the 
> right direction? My questions are: 
>
> How I declare an EC key in my code? Then I will be able to use .Load? I 
> know that in RSA is RSA::PrivateKey name but in ECC I don't have any idea...
> How do I use the public key and the private to use as parameters in the 
> function Agree?
>

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