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.

“I was wondering how I can access my Bitwarden passwords if I switch phones.”

Checks (re-run on this request)

• ✓ Signature — Ed25519 signature over the record hash, verified against the public key at /.well-known/citatio-signing.json
• ✓ Merkle inclusion — Leaf recomputed through the sibling path to the anchored root
• ✓ Public transparency log — Sigstore Rekor log index 3220367991

Proof data

Record hash (SHA-256)

49ef50c8119e0ce9389d9dfb07f9e5741c3abd51efd954872aeba67f11d8e90d

Signature (Ed25519, base64)

tAZCAanmZ0ZRaaJMp/1xQXek17DfB/vt1c4HHvj5Sbw+jMqkoegSAkhCRzpxRJf+KJNm2svTTSnS2yGiVohoAw==

Merkle root

8e481f891fa4a8f9e77c0279ca152fab4383b65a50decc840d9fd7569bdfbaa3

Merkle path

["49fefd0ba861eaeadd23749b46064b09e07852a80bb1adbed9fd9e0f5445e5ec","3fb74d78094a97c14e4fd9d248c23bf1e97b984fcf4a599d2d6c1ff2432dcb1e","8b7a273dcdc7938fe39e53df24082e838b580586ee40f23472d49f605252a01c","77395a27b375a8d5b46d47dedce18f4261e66744025b7c98d4d1615a841ee6e1","4062ef700bf83fc731535ac0e7b358e5184f4c94b658be701c3c100dc08d06c3","fc0238ca67154aa2a055c343f91af2eae27a292e54f3bb23b612ee0bc3fe8c3f","6ea78e1e2752526d46cb58cc1796f67f81bc26a9303d1b7baf8448602fc4ab88","78a460d3f0f7b986b7498b535bc95e06bc223901a15dde7ea188d85f8cb722d3","64f5e53d998adab4dd14bfe5fec3bdb7fb6af9159e4db86374418bee42832e1b","2d42b31f359024c3abedd58b8250aacbf22f51e9cfbbf376455d69b6923062c5","b0d19eb198ae92cef79ff7b06a3ab9a6d60fdb5502f9f4962c90f48d23c66b88","3b4f21b826cbea2d43ed04a02447fd6a5c5177bac5ab8f0646d2865e69ab2bc2","a8a51e6cf51feca9c73f59ef001af57f41b1cec2b5f25963206b5df2878ba531","391099ea13ca712ab4d3c0ebed9ae37f021122ce33d031a4f3442fcba2038ec0"]

Anchored

2026-10-12

Public log entry

search.sigstore.dev, log index 3220367991 · entry 108e9186e8c5677a60ce…

Expected log hash

9a2b3ddad9c3b29dc171a15554fc81f3d4710c01a7565bd2f28b92e7b639f6dd 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":"v1791776812348","kind":"published-quote","locale":"en","page":"theme:bitwarden/returns/en","quote":"I was wondering how I can access my Bitwarden passwords if I switch phones.","rating":3,"review_date":"2025-08-17","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 (8e481f891fa4…), 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.