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Aandrewxhill
Last edited Mar 27, 2018
Created on Mar 27, 2018

This example demonstrates a cryptographic identity verification workflow, showing how a GitHub user proves ownership of their account through a signed Keybase statement. The visual focus is on the structured JSON payload, which contains the user’s public key, service binding details, and a Merkle root hash. The code uses the `crypto` module for signature validation and `JSON.stringify` to format the payload for display. It also references Keybase’s command-line interface and the public API for fetching identity data, with the rendered output emphasizing the signature’s provenance and auditability.

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