Gist 20144d2cdaf5434bce9b

Gist 648424dcb16c212d5f16a474109afbce

This gist contains a Keybase proof, a JSON-signed statement that cryptographically links a GitHub account to a Keybase identity. The document includes the user’s public key fingerprint, a signed payload, and the generated PGP signature. It also provides the command-line verification steps using the Keybase program, along with a link to the user’s public profile for auditing. The example is a plain-text, procedural artifact rather than a data visualization, and it does not employ any charting libraries or graphical rendering techniques.

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Gist 9d13d547629c3ff94ae7fc08763b9c24

This example displays a Keybase proof verification for a GitHub account, showing the cryptographic signature and identity claims in a structured document. The page renders the signed JSON payload and the public key fingerprint using standard HTML and CSS, with the signature embedded as plain text. The implementation relies on basic DOM manipulation and does not appear to use any visualization libraries or dynamic data rendering, instead presenting the keybase proof as a static, scrollable text block for auditability.

SSimplicissimusFr

Gist de38d64005a8c46715b22c5b4b4a6cc5

This example verifies a Keybase identity claim by presenting a signed JSON message and its PGP signature. It demonstrates how to prove ownership of a GitHub account through a public gist, using the Keybase API to fetch and display the cryptographic proof. The visualization shows the verification data in a raw, text-based format, highlighting the fingerprint, username, and signature blocks. The code relies on the `keybase` command-line tool and JSON parsing to validate the signed object, emphasizing the transparency of web service bindings. The rendering approach is plain-text oriented, making the cryptographic details immediately readable.

BBrideau

Keybase proof

This example presents a Keybase proof as a text-based verification document, showing how a user authenticates their GitHub identity through a signed JSON object and PGP message. The plain-text rendering displays the structured claim, including the public key fingerprint, signature block, and command-line instructions. The data originates from the Keybase proof format, with the visible code using standard cryptographic libraries for signing and verification. The visualization relies on simple typographic layout to make the proof’s components—identity, signature, and instructions—clearly readable without graphical charts.

Aabehmiel

Gist d979149932bed51371f3a33349a4981d

This example shows a Keybase proof document that cryptographically links a GitHub account to a Keybase identity. The text lays out the user’s public key, a signed JSON object containing account details and a Merkle root, and the resulting signature. It also explains the verification workflow, including the `keybase id` command-line query. The presentation relies on plain Markdown code blocks for the JSON payload, signature, and bash command, with inline hyperlinks to the Keybase profile and public key.

RRestuta

Keybase

This example shows a Keybase proof document rendered as a text artifact, outlining a user’s cryptographic identity claim across GitHub and Keybase. It displays the signed JSON message, the PGP signature, and command-line verification instructions. The code uses markdown formatting to structure the proof, embedding the public key fingerprint and signature blocks directly in the gist. No external visualization libraries are used; the data is presented purely as static plain text.

CCliffordAnderson

Gist f34132c889978856c7cb9d6ad1bf62b5

This example demonstrates a Keybase identity proof, showing how a GitHub account is cryptographically linked to a Keybase user through a signed JSON object. The gist displays the signature payload, including the user’s public key, merkle root, and service binding details, alongside the resulting signature in ASCII-armored format. The code uses Keybase’s command-line client and API to generate and verify the proof, with the JSON object structured for web service binding. The rendering is plain text, preserving the exact signature and metadata for public auditability.

Aalexfinnarn

Gist 798db6d676e01a7de3d83bdcd2c91ee6

This example shows a Keybase proof-of-identity gist, presenting a signed JSON document that cryptographically links a GitHub username to a Keybase identity. It demonstrates how the keybase.io command-line client generates and verifies a web-service binding, using the `keybase id` tool to audit the claim. The visualization highlights the structured signature payload, including the merkle root hash, public key, and encrypted signature block, rendered as readable text. It relies on the Keybase API and command-line interface to expose the verification workflow, with no custom charting or data-processing libraries involved.

Aabernier