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.”
Google Play · 3/5 · 2025-08-17

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 2776103867

Proof data

Record hash (SHA-256): 78b3e5d5f74c9af11dea8c46d30bcb411f677dda4ba159d8a235704e39428e72
Signature (Ed25519, base64): qx1Ygpd7KxNaqGz/R1mC5Au9XvORkgDOAUrsg32ITXlqxPS5xXz7FhK3g/etrV7ZNrtqtxz4CJmCunmA0sNgBw==
Merkle root: 4dc0bd79ba3e9442f7f1feb21f347e2f6fdbc72e99098aa5164776a6202654a8
Merkle path: ["78b322b4876b5cc924f500d1f13dfd3d14f3f40591efbd599bf6262f7e67b9d7","1b51a37cc10fb2df7be7889b9df8ce2d4885aefd27096945cf73c54f981d1f63","407330872d7f5862b348b6984144824f6601724cdb8bd8a5a2fbfc2fee0af22c","5b5a21ff3b7ef281e957a4b381a2409c448d645b20af84180308ca870f15d87e","6f9df152a59e0eae899ad205e146c0ce8067e3b144490663c0cac2a2b084573a","295150b0d435c2399c12493b382a79fd86cfa584a736635ae9ed79f84d2a6096","166685c6ace1ad65511b7cbbcc3bc95a8479d76231440f11fb8d8ee880313fc4","d7de60d258db8de5e6676594c666f4d7aaeb8acdaa50f48a65ec13c5dc3c1264","7d34655489f78bbbc15ba349414240e8499801b7197b057048e846fc418ae428","39763ae4c5146cf1f58dd4cd28726d03643a7ea3d02e0be4b11978b592995a89","1cc6f0511d1112ed0135ad8730845364b5307e9fbee58dd53849bae2fd8e9b88","dc2d2f59aff48bc391b50cf0e65cfe79e98593fdcded5f12999e08f84c8fd9de","77d8cdcf0d2c898e0552ac900c126db61e2277cdb3705b85a834e54dde1ee5ee","d3f9820ef177ffb6742d93ecece273e46037aa87afa8ee19fc7a0b34f6ac592a","e60c2274998b06992577796b6abe86bec144203fe960878f7951a3ae12c9e532"]
Anchored: 2026-09-10
Public log entry: search.sigstore.dev, log index 2776103867 · entry 108e9186e8c5677acd4f…
Expected log hash: 2498329b7eaf275d309293dfbac35d05dfb8a55c65956add8448561c05945f28 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":"v1788848066028","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

Open the Rekor entry (pre-filled with this proof's log index).
In the entry, compare spec.data.hash.value with the "Expected log hash" above: it is the SHA-256 of the Merkle root string (4dc0bd79ba3e…), which ties this proof's root to the log entry.
Decode spec.signature.publicKey.content from base64: it must equal Citatio's published key at /.well-known/citatio-signing.json.
The entry's integratedTime is the independent timestamp: the root, and with it this quote, existed no later than that moment.
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.