It's probably wisest to ignore differences between public keys and
private keys and set aside any structure they might have by virtue of
being related to elliptic curves, and instead just regard them as
32-byte strings encoded in base64. Not 31 bytes or 33 bytes, but exactly
32. This matters,
Good morning,
I am currently extending uncloud [0] to support wireguard tunnels and
keys. At the moment it is not entirely clear how to verify that a
certain string is a valid wireguard key.
I first tried checking that it is valid base64, but not all base64
strings are valid wireguard keys.
