Quote verification

This proves the quote below is recorded by Citatio exactly as displayed and has not been altered since it was committed and anchored. It documents Citatio's crawl observation; it does not imply endorsement by the source platform. The quote links to the original review.

“Managing multiple passwords for one address is confusing and unnecessary.”

Checks (re-run on this request)

Proof data

Record hash (SHA-256)
0a0a2ad4dbe166f7e638c3be4f75f0f3c100a3dece98e0bdbe91f5a1d7718518
Signature (Ed25519, base64)
Ms0BUo0ZRXb1TeZBUHwr8aykzegXJGXSZjqK0WIixE9BetGkNOt85IR5ovF8PZWnr8yejNhNN97rfU/1+ERxAg==
Merkle root
11760913b24394c3efea903b5693403de67f30c73517589265e62147ce6d7db9
Merkle path
["0a0ade4eec82eb8aa2758f1b952413f09db5ccfba534515a75f666f88c745122","9411e98c10daf3f9a00e345bdfd95314df45dbe7fc57730cae4017027e411bde","53a4f9213efc736e722388288c77e952b24cdddc121a8b475b2b724dbf96ffb9","8190b90ba4585b023e04803150c63505bb443748db27b6392de91738a8102625","86f7e5ffc7bb5378dbf5ee067334476275454aac5a998883ddb8b0c9a7bca020","a3fb2c40ead8ef01771da73731599d13cd51d5bec71ea3f5a17bad1d45744407","931d4640735cd79ca8acc602b1a1a507feb998dbb3531338fb8edcc39bcb8e6e","377ecffcdc80900605c116a82a65de628cd7405af11d1571b635397ac4a09267","b1ac28a40eca9f09064ae31f47a9097b95ac73532873a527eb3378ec97e81e2f","66ad941ea175664c11626a9423c4fc095091e6b8002d520af37f066eaf89ff76","ee3e6d1de476a7ce3dfc53a367d3d995ff810d2b3b5cba0fafbddd836558e142","4e02c6a47369138d0eacb837d8bed87707d8edf6573bf9a07b0288ec7a1a3832","bd8f0b0faf9d3ad7c16d60f7a01c003de274172458ab1f670d78e9cc1dffd585","4d94d9a9168f14be08d81b3238e6d7999acaf99b1233bada5f6c2802401f1b45","8cba8822ab29049afd67fa646ac9379523fc6be8932688ce4f3067f563511db4"]
Anchored
2026-08-27
Public log entry
search.sigstore.dev, log index 2612584084 · entry 108e9186e8c5677ac6bf…
Expected log hash
0a57a1a3ef828bcabfde2971260e46ab649b0f8c2c96e231d49bb83e51a8ab3d The log entry's spec.data.hash.value must equal this value: the SHA-256 of the Merkle root string above. Recompute it yourself from the root to confirm.
Canonical record
{"dataset_version":"v1787801559681","kind":"published-quote","locale":"de","page":"theme:infomaniak/fit/de","quote":"Managing multiple passwords for one address is confusing and unnecessary.","rating":2,"review_date":"2026-03-08","source":"Trustpilot","source_url":"https://www.trustpilot.com/reviews/69ad3261cf1350440a77976b","v":1}

Verify in the public log

  1. Open the Rekor entry (pre-filled with this proof's log index).
  2. In the entry, compare spec.data.hash.value with the "Expected log hash" above: it is the SHA-256 of the Merkle root string (11760913b243…), which ties this proof's root to the log entry.
  3. Decode spec.signature.publicKey.content from base64: it must equal Citatio's published key at /.well-known/citatio-signing.json.
  4. The entry's integratedTime is the independent timestamp: the root, and with it this quote, existed no later than that moment.
  5. Locally, without any Citatio infrastructure: SHA-256 the canonical record (must equal the record hash), verify the Ed25519 signature against the public key, and fold the hash through the Merkle path (sorted-pair SHA-256) to reach the anchored root.