Signed Messages: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 13:06, 12 June 2024

You may download the verification here. It is preset to use the key to verify transmissions from me. Whenever I speak, I will sign a message with an accompanying signature. Only I can generate these signatures, so you will always know it is me.

This message (pasted EXACTLY into a text file) and this signature (decode it from base64 into a raw key with base64 -d file > test.sig) should verify.

Message:

This is a message to sign!

Signature Base64 Encoded:

O/Rz5ztb/3O5urC1HK6/q7OpmlH9hv15mybUEbdvGjarFXQ8C9k+ialoD7MGMJm8ZL1r3BMU4JXk
yvlyHeWz852SrHHhXkkPnfRf9DKZzCoe6rv9XXhbh4EuwFZuTLnT3nfw4M4A4K+GAz2e1lYCKqJD
063EZR7qQRgjrLAW+a7Qlp7ckPaCoX1VXVAg25ehPfhsXysQ60xJhyi8ZLvr9hJgQL7MKfEdzQ3S
qynTu57nMJ4dS3wDA/5CWVqGQHzU+mO194AmU0NVH1IcyHunUDClLu/8Lh7/Xh/39mOuO+SKmXbs
zeTiyPVgr40aiWrupWsIYxz2RnXv2otQOpJNZQ==

python3 checksign.py message.txt test.sig

More signed messages will be posted in the discussion tab.

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-NOTE: This is a hypothetical to teach about digital signatures.
+You may download the verification [https://drive.google.com/file/d/17cA7lDBXr0IhJHCDvlDEyH7R2OfotkEb/view?usp=drive_link here]. It is preset to use the key to verify transmissions from me. Whenever I speak, I will sign a message with an accompanying signature. Only I can generate these signatures, so you will always know it is me.
-You may download the verification [https://drive.google.com/file/d/17cA7lDBXr0IhJHCDvlDEyH7R2OfotkEb/view?usp=drive_link here]. It is preset to use the key to verify transmissions from me. Whenever I speak, I will sign a message with an accompanying signature. Only I can generate these signatures, so you will always know it is me. I will sign occasional messages here that way you may verify my particular information. My predictions are never wrong. Don't trust anybody but me and you will be rewarded.
-Updates will be posted in the discussion tab.
 This message (pasted EXACTLY into a text file) and this signature (decode it from base64 into a raw key with <code>base64 -d file > test.sig</code>) should verify.
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 <code>python3 checksign.py message.txt test.sig</code>
+More signed messages will be posted in the discussion tab.