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.

“What is the point of a login passkey if you can't 100% disable password login?”

Checks (re-run on this request)

Proof data

Record hash (SHA-256)
39f7f846c04a6b8c0316991df0a5ca3e050999d7418c376d0d1049eda462e569
Signature (Ed25519, base64)
7ny2oifpoRMTswcaOYPsAkWSFLy8EV05wopYaez42KexKIKe7dQp8KaCT4V2dNVUO4JJ56qaGEIcSnmM851TBQ==
Merkle root
4591ccf5fcdb01ed421243d02df5f30203ce391c077d4ade1ff5ee97e69e252d
Merkle path
["39f850f7a46d36078b3937f1e4d305f5e03960ae157dbe8b4268d8e17990cb80","b9ed43d0df54a406c4bda0d0840349bfa4ee7c77fc9f8b663d41f37bc758c63b","95d10472a50de3a45cdd50ec411d028e2fb2f39dc573123d7265e1b3e389c08a","7c16d9ecaa0d0eb9845feeec56e6a5c2e568ec68d8be32cfb5ed7d0008971b8c","b75b6637cd97a130c3ffcc61fab6568538a494b59283a8bdf6744fc31fae1df7","5f37f20b69a3d516cbbce5bc5cc00d9b25a7c17bc729f071b6f159910d174b68","af952720a39de58aa6749c2870819b07899fc12db66cc95ca61ab4b3065c4988","547705080a0d62affd6a94e5cfdac8624257e4232e08abb2d635c93415f7a787","79076fa479bb5181a283ca5e2f020c97d66323cfa5a6eb4103057c0b45c09eb9","37f32bab5c12d31c2756572ec7a21dcd8c34d3d9ef114444085bf788d93dbb0a","4077d45f7e9b4c595bfe3585b1dc6afb588f7ae2c6ada74452a93c7e85829009","71deffdc3e60d0983d04bac22af47799e28ca987643ad6dda198476b887a69da","d52611af45c7ef524ab63e970b046a1061f8173af77bce3332bb854291964d99","04789af0aae7a52bbc7d5e129e675a1c89df82999aa606ccdd23b89f718c4ff3"]
Anchored
2026-10-16
Public log entry
search.sigstore.dev, log index 3273084324 · entry 108e9186e8c5677a4edd…
Expected log hash
52df3e0fd214b96d6c701f5f337408916b7566fa39826e2404f759c290be1eab 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":"v1792120358245","kind":"published-quote","locale":"en","page":"brand:bitwarden","quote":"What is the point of a login passkey if you can't 100% disable password login?","rating":3,"review_date":"2026-09-02","source":"Google Play","source_url":"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.x8bit.bitwarden","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 (4591ccf5fcdb…), 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.