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Aafbroman
Last edited Dec 17, 2015
Created on Dec 17, 2015

This visualization renders a Keybase proof as a cryptographic signature chain, showing the JSON object’s fields and the resulting signature hex string. It uses a custom layout to display the data as interconnected nodes and edges, likely built with d3’s force simulation or a similar graph library. The proof text, including the key ID and signature, is visible as text elements. The rendering emphasizes the structure of the signed payload and its verification steps.

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