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nullius
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Nullian Verification: Post your PGP keys and timestamped statements here!
November 25, 2020, 02:25:31 PM
#11
PSA:  Use crypto!

Please help to support this timestamp server’s trustless blockchain timestamping.  (It is not mine; I do not benefit from this!)

Quote from: https://alice.btc.calendar.opentimestamps.org/
This is an OpenTimestamps Calendar Server (v0.5.0)

Pending commitments: 21
Transactions waiting for confirmation: 1
Most recent unconfirmed timestamp tx: None (0 prior versions)
Most recent merkle tree tip: None
Best-block: 0000000000000000000a7ab152e6f454737d5f84dc95de809a44fa31e480f207, height 658644
Wallet balance: 0.02506021 BTC

You can donate to the wallet by sending funds to:

bc1q2fl3ux03qyng39mx8d0dxc3jrsv5kl3d8q5mw5
Average time between transactions in the last week: 2.71 hours
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Latest mined transactions (confirmations):

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[...]

See also Bob, Finney, and Catallaxy.


2020-11-25:  The timestamped file:

Code:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA512

Bitcoin Forum name: nullius
Bitcoin Forum userid: 976210
PGP primary key: C2E91CD74A4C57A105F6C21B5A00591B2F307E0C

# Ten most-recent Bitcoin block hashes:

658638 2020-11-25T18:46:31Z 0000000000000000000365260b762cc0471a5b29fbd271d70051ab77db4b9f9b
658637 2020-11-25T18:41:03Z 0000000000000000000c7e0a0137726744d841137c76880280cb9d5e214e0ec1
658636 2020-11-25T18:37:13Z 0000000000000000000abfc08647cb9cfd235b9ef5625aecdf5639d2442f3fc0
658635 2020-11-25T18:14:41Z 00000000000000000005eb9cc5b5b1cb1a572a4d45fa79e939fed9bbc0c7f502
658634 2020-11-25T18:12:22Z 000000000000000000011d4577726b0063079d5dc98e1436e8676cec23134431
658633 2020-11-25T17:53:13Z 0000000000000000000c0216e4a4ad3ae7ea5238263bb783c9a8ad3d84662758
658632 2020-11-25T17:30:27Z 0000000000000000000ec30ddc92058a9ebee0b82bbe6e8e2d858a95c17124a2
658631 2020-11-25T17:14:18Z 0000000000000000000effb75ba8c56b647b1b73aec40400135f0cab661db817
658630 2020-11-25T17:11:57Z 0000000000000000000850d077fc6bd17c497d4cc80d43b28723863e014cf233
658629 2020-11-25T17:07:08Z 00000000000000000002fe8a92728b087ba2059bd0a53f1850a44f707f39c794

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----

iHUEARYKAB0WIQSNOMR84IlYpr/EF5vEJ5MVn575SQUCX76nRgAKCRDEJ5MVn575
SShvAQCnrcMv9iSvBi39UjwOXmkui9zflTzMscUaevgVMvJSQAD/eH+9twLnRDC/
VrTN76eXVBaEAcukRRyLPEZ5mWBqZgE=
=JEJm
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

To verify the timestamp, you must save the signed statement with Unix line endings ('\n') and a single final line-terminator on the last line.  (No blank line at the end.)  Exclusively for ease of checking that the file is saved correctly, here is its SHA256 hash:

Code:
a49f344012a5ebfcd493fa71ca14444515a3c9e99ffd3499bffa1e108f4d7f3d

The OTS file (base64ed):

(The following will be edited when the “complete” OTS is available, following adequate confirmations on the Bitcoin blockchain.)

Code:
AE9wZW5UaW1lc3RhbXBzAABQcm9vZgC/ieLohOiSlAEIpJ80QBKl6/zUk/pxyhRE
RRWjyemf/TSZv/oeEI9Nfz3wEKsqpfYKFfJWKB0YPrYwHTsI8BCs0o/qjplXZHQk
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mSg=
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Re: Nullian Verification: Post your PGP keys and timestamped statements here!
October 25, 2020, 12:58:03 PM
#10
The timestamped file:

N.b., the signing time was 2020-10-24 22:51:37 UTC.  I just waited for the timestamp to get confirmations, this time around; then, I forgot to post it.  Why bother making another one.

Code:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA512

Bitcoin Forum name: nullius
Bitcoin Forum userid: 976210
PGP primary key: C2E91CD74A4C57A105F6C21B5A00591B2F307E0C

# Ten most-recent Bitcoin block hashes:

654166 2020-10-24T22:49:02Z 0000000000000000000d0446d1c3157bd93b5e86899e1577b41b63d210ddefb4
654165 2020-10-24T22:44:22Z 00000000000000000003c1f683d20abffe1c8d914884e40dc5610575e627d566
654164 2020-10-24T22:42:19Z 00000000000000000007fe7e9a39a3c750adb28219b96e655d0ee15a07b4f1cf
654163 2020-10-24T22:29:47Z 000000000000000000046957f2ac9006e316f27f99d94f0e802ce05ab7edd06f
654162 2020-10-24T22:28:40Z 0000000000000000000140d1e7df7e9a1a4c9066193d7b0d8c3902f78274eb73
654161 2020-10-24T22:20:22Z 00000000000000000007336a0a2e3e3eefc450e9e93d1c2a56c9fd93ddef025d
654160 2020-10-24T22:12:06Z 000000000000000000017bce9a8de756da0d780e7483eccf22f4ab1b463b99ab
654159 2020-10-24T22:09:13Z 0000000000000000000c2ce486741dda9b48d62374247654d5f93318488bfa29
654158 2020-10-24T21:28:04Z 0000000000000000000cec4112e9b0baa1f22f5ae1771cc55b42d63f57737d02
654157 2020-10-24T21:10:59Z 000000000000000000042c0e0bd4221622eee3d7354f9d25445183645cf7add8

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----

iHUEARYKAB0WIQSNOMR84IlYpr/EF5vEJ5MVn575SQUCX5Sv+QAKCRDEJ5MVn575
SSZ/APwKkfSSXz1+AXV8NmR8Bc9odi5qLbESfdaCMK7zkSnsugD+ImDSBEjQFRHE
f4P+bAGRXjgSJY30OeTb5QBvklIEwQ8=
=TpWj
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

To verify the timestamp, you must save the signed statement with Unix line endings ('\n') and a single final line-terminator on the last line.  (No blank line at the end.)  Exclusively for ease of checking that the file is saved correctly, here is its SHA256 hash:

Code:
5be1da1618b445496b2877b17719656c64c7cb2dfc46c49aca1ffec31a2c3327

The OTS file (base64ed):

Code:
AE9wZW5UaW1lc3RhbXBzAABQcm9vZgC/ieLohOiSlAEIW+HaFhi0RUlrKHexdxll
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9ic=
nullius
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Re: Nullian Verification: Post your PGP keys and timestamped statements here!
September 25, 2020, 08:00:50 AM
#9
Skip to the part that you should really want:  Verification bits!

V8s:  LOL. 😺

Thanks, johhny.  I am not really back, or not supposed to be; it is why my activity is kind of all in one place lately...

Quote from: johhnyUA on September 24, 2020, 01:33:36 PM
About bitcoin keys is this joke or not, eh?  Tongue Will try to recover it a little bit later.

Hah, made you look!  Well, that was the point.

I said that I was tempted.  If I really wanted to pay people to embrace cryptographic security, then—why, then I would spam a PGP 256% airdrop bounty signature campaign in the altcoin get-rich-quick forum!


So, anyone else up for doing the most advanced, temporally enforced crypto-forum crypto-key stake yet invented?

Feedback would be good.  How best could this work for you?  I sort of still a little bit idealistically hope to eventually someday develop this concept into something that people actually use.  Wow, such many qualifiers.


The timestamped file:

Code:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA512

Bitcoin Forum name: nullius
Bitcoin Forum userid: 976210
PGP primary key: C2E91CD74A4C57A105F6C21B5A00591B2F307E0C

# Ten most-recent Bitcoin block hashes:

649925 2020-09-25T12:30:41Z 00000000000000000008f792faeb5e869c2b8903677069116607e46192ff75c5
649924 2020-09-25T12:29:19Z 0000000000000000000a307b0345f564682d51b8c61d4d448b9be2a3994173c3
649923 2020-09-25T12:25:47Z 0000000000000000000d8807a5e43edd9c8b83da1851f2d8fabc4192b6de63fc
649922 2020-09-25T12:17:50Z 000000000000000000056dcdef09f359eee3b22d35706f370afcff5eb075b302
649921 2020-09-25T12:08:12Z 00000000000000000004dea2a11f636fe1618bf2d82fd5859b763ebc1906510a
649920 2020-09-25T11:52:19Z 0000000000000000000113cfe7db946c01718ecf74895f984f83d5c0eaee10bb
649919 2020-09-25T11:29:42Z 000000000000000000080484bd5dd522f6d1cb8480f3cf5a2f00473c76e7a2ce
649918 2020-09-25T11:28:58Z 000000000000000000078d48d0bca97bcfb6cf25b9f6153676198cc2b167acc3
649917 2020-09-25T11:23:50Z 00000000000000000008dd8e7bcdf57d9e676c4923987f5ff6b855dff976f423
649916 2020-09-25T11:15:34Z 00000000000000000001ed9249b14684491190b9adaeb5e2a1a5aafbea8c9e30

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----

iHUEARYKAB0WIQSNOMR84IlYpr/EF5vEJ5MVn575SQUCX23mDQAKCRDEJ5MVn575
SQhaAQCESjc5mABA50/Hee5fEgOopSjdrIW2uA8dOkUJijjbsQD/VvDl4bPfnYBy
XcETqXilr+Ngo/57FaCP5u2xee5gpwo=
=YF0V
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

To verify the timestamp, you must save the signed statement with Unix line endings ('\n') and a single final line-terminator on the last line.  (No blank line at the end.)  Exclusively for ease of checking that the file is saved correctly, here is its SHA256 hash:

Code:
d3bb94baeb0e61b41db5e7fe5d66166d11311fa233da6e35b03c59dd2b9a4ba3

The OTS file (base64ed):

(The following will be edited when the “complete” OTS is available, following adequate confirmations on the Bitcoin blockchain.)

Code:
AE9wZW5UaW1lc3RhbXBzAABQcm9vZgC/ieLohOiSlAEI07uUuusOYbQdtef+XWYW
bRExH6Iz2m41sDxZ3SuaS6PwEI0kN63afH8w7iIFA7XnszII8BAKGv1H3eJifgkR
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johhnyUA
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Re: Nullian Verification: Post your PGP keys and timestamped statements here!
September 24, 2020, 01:33:36 PM
#8
Quote from: nullius on August 25, 2020, 07:37:46 PM
Editorial comment:

To test if anybody actually verifies, I am tempted to salt this with fake information—or perhaps to conceal herein the private keys for some Bitcoin.  I fear that the latter would be safer than cold storage on an airgapped machine in a bunker beneath the Alps.

Nice to see you here again (only now i've found that you returned to this forum again).



About bitcoin keys is this joke or not, eh?  Tongue Will try to recover it a little bit later.
Last of the V8s
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Re: Nullian Verification: Post your PGP keys and timestamped statements here!
August 26, 2020, 01:37:43 AM
#7
Quote
gpg: WARNING: no command supplied.  Trying to guess what you mean ...
gpg: Signature made 08/26/20 01:16:32 GMT Summer Time
gpg:                using EDDSA key 8D38C47CE08958A6BFC4179BC42793159F9EF949
gpg: Good signature from "Nullius <[email protected]>" [unknown]
gpg:                 aka "nullius <[email protected]>" [unknown]
gpg:                 aka "Bitcoin Forum uid 976210 (https://bitcointalk.org/)" [unknown]
gpg: WARNING: This key is not certified with a trusted signature!
gpg:          There is no indication that the signature belongs to the owner.
Primary key fingerprint: C2E9 1CD7 4A4C 57A1 05F6  C21B 5A00 591B 2F30 7E0C
     Subkey fingerprint: 8D38 C47C E089 58A6 BFC4  179B C427 9315 9F9E F949

Look what the cat dragged in. Grin
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Re: Nullian Verification: Post your PGP keys and timestamped statements here!
August 25, 2020, 07:37:46 PM
#6
Editorial comment:

To test if anybody actually verifies, I am tempted to salt this with fake information—or perhaps to conceal herein the private keys for some Bitcoin.  I fear that the latter would be safer than cold storage on an airgapped machine in a bunker beneath the Alps.

Nah.

Signing time: 2020-08-26 00:16:32

The timestamped file:

Code:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA512

Bitcoin Forum name: nullius
Bitcoin Forum userid: 976210
PGP primary key: C2E91CD74A4C57A105F6C21B5A00591B2F307E0C

# Ten most-recent Bitcoin block hashes:

645343 2020-08-25T23:46:44Z 00000000000000000009662816b0e262aafff29d3751b9cf0eb50651fac6358f
645342 2020-08-25T23:39:21Z 00000000000000000007f986c28c47d747ac6c90313999ad132dc388f191e056
645341 2020-08-25T23:36:27Z 0000000000000000000d97f0ed2e8c1e2c1eeb92a1853c3a9107cfd2f11e1aa4
645340 2020-08-25T23:27:52Z 000000000000000000070bb944819a77e1f4901666ca5a1fd066d0f6ad5cf0ac
645339 2020-08-25T23:02:06Z 00000000000000000009ca2f097c80b71c6a90ba570c898d22b4cca4c85a79c0
645338 2020-08-25T22:52:12Z 00000000000000000007b7b1cd6554831f5f5db5e9eca83d2fbe870b3859750c
645337 2020-08-25T22:24:50Z 000000000000000000096da3a48fffcfe4b2b45eb62bb6ba0ee2fe62704b6eb6
645336 2020-08-25T22:01:54Z 0000000000000000000476d56bcaaf896d191f875a4d8ff23288adaa98c1825e
645335 2020-08-25T21:53:14Z 0000000000000000000d7b80f86ebe145df4c1797c24f9c664bcaa3dda78cb79
645334 2020-08-25T21:43:51Z 00000000000000000006e0d91b7fd5bce6e28e20bbc819b6816779baac8a4739
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----

iHUEARYKAB0WIQSNOMR84IlYpr/EF5vEJ5MVn575SQUCX0Wp4AAKCRDEJ5MVn575
ST0XAQCE/q5XcGTTELN14XdKee2YfV86F8hprbhIyvDUtujzfAEAl+Ylq5K4Cxt6
SjvfpIiQagcchrd/ZEcSUAdhqU0shgY=
=fqfE
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

To verify the timestamp, you must save the signed statement with Unix line endings ('\n') and a single final line-terminator on the last line.  (No blank line at the end.)  Exclusively for ease of checking that the file is saved correctly, here is its SHA256 hash:

Code:
7283c172e8fe3f95f02c36623bab7813e9eaf005d12b235896cd8b4b6843a5f9

The OTS file (base64ed):

(The following will be edited when the “complete” OTS is available, following adequate confirmations on the Bitcoin blockchain.)

Code:
AE9wZW5UaW1lc3RhbXBzAABQcm9vZgC/ieLohOiSlAEIcoPBcuj+P5XwLDZiO6t4
E+nq8AXRKyNYls2LS2hDpfnwEN4kihI3v2E8JjCit2DBlIcI//AQDXDuDzvNMFjA
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nullius
copper member
Activity: 630
Merit: 2614
If you don’t do PGP, you don’t do crypto!
Re: Nullian Verification: Post your PGP keys and timestamped statements here!
April 28, 2020, 06:58:03 PM
#5
Signing time: 2020-04-28 22:49:29; timestamp block height: 628068

The timestamped file:

Code:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA512

Bitcoin Forum name: nullius
Bitcoin Forum userid: 976210
PGP primary key: C2E91CD74A4C57A105F6C21B5A00591B2F307E0C

# Ten most-recent Bitcoin block hashes:

628065 2020-04-28T22:40:07Z 000000000000000000116889930ff82e953c08be1746a13c357c9adf6df55d99
628064 2020-04-28T22:09:24Z 00000000000000000000a06d8c2b6614ed2084933842274cbff1f4eea6d3b8c2
628063 2020-04-28T22:08:28Z 00000000000000000009bb81521ddca5140c499191a6cac3cf48f66ae28d96e2
628062 2020-04-28T22:07:43Z 0000000000000000000a16e967a48b52313ec51f8a3510dd1b2baa7929a02aef
628061 2020-04-28T21:47:33Z 00000000000000000005bd25cb9f04cfab07f6be59e5d94bb033615bc656de52
628060 2020-04-28T21:41:40Z 000000000000000000008fffa58e89a5448c55afedc837ef0439c4e1ecb67596
628059 2020-04-28T21:40:50Z 0000000000000000000d4896ccee336f700def9f9e39a697221150f44956098d
628058 2020-04-28T21:03:55Z 00000000000000000000bd0bd973bd2bb98f1042525942176c19e3c9e019c0af
628057 2020-04-28T20:40:19Z 00000000000000000000ad14d95c2d8a917d29fb0d97c1adf6e866dc7330630b
628056 2020-04-28T20:34:38Z 000000000000000000060095e7b12e35828befdfaecf58e980e3fe7759aa8cbb
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----

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SSznAP0YsyE6oI4flWQU7tn/yEZNeDaDjorL1sB4V8JDwtNu7wEAlPf3rxnpGnq2
GJTHEOrMDyXk5+1GDIDVjUQAQm4Cswo=
=Yeac
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

To verify the timestamp, you must save the signed statement with Unix line endings ('\n') and a single final line-terminator on the last line.  (No blank line at the end.)  Exclusively for ease of checking that the file is saved correctly, here is its SHA256 hash:

Code:
b2d6ad0b970b66615a25dae0d44a810bb0b086fd767f0fd6ad6193a2fbf46e5a

The OTS file (base64ed):

Code:
AE9wZW5UaW1lc3RhbXBzAABQcm9vZgC/ieLohOiSlAEIstatC5cLZmFaJdrg1EqB
C7Cwhv12fw/WrWGTovv0blrwEBKBtnlXcnw/qEHSvyw0gEYI//AQeyeW7n2t0TRA
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YWxsLmNvbQ==


My PGP key (will not be included in subsequent posts, except if/when updated)

A short selection of evidence that I have been claiming the same PGP key fingerprint for a long time:


Code:
-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

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AG33e2Z6kQ4xNYa4b74oG0dO1hm2lgw=
=Sr1A
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
nullius
copper member
Activity: 630
Merit: 2614
If you don’t do PGP, you don’t do crypto!
Re: Nullian Verification: Post your PGP keys and timestamped statements here!
April 16, 2020, 07:22:12 PM
#4
Signing time: 2020-04-16 22:58:41; timestamp block height: 626332

The timestamped file:

Code:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA512

I am Bitcoin Forum user 976210.

To provide evidence that this is not an old message previously signed
and forward-dated, I will hereby cite a few of the most recent posts by
theymos (weaker evidence, especially since he hasn’t posted in a few
days), and the ten most recent Bitcoin block hashes (stronger evidence!).

To prevent this message from being altered and backdated in the future,
I will timestamp it with Peter Todd’s OpenTimestamps service.  This in
itself will provide security incomparably superior to the forum tradition
of “quote and archive”.

I will NOT hereby state the signing time, or the identity of the signer.
You should obtain this information from the PGP signature on this message.

- ----

# Most recent posts by theymos

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=35;sa=showPosts

Other / Meta / Re: delevic was banned by mistake
on: April 14, 2020, 09:49:55 PM
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5239709.msg54222870#msg54222870

Other / Meta / Re: Theymos, may be a custom title please.
on: April 13, 2020, 08:04:20 PM
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5239632.msg54215408#msg54215408

Other / Meta / Re: delevic was banned by mistake
on: April 13, 2020, 06:56:20 PM
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5239709.msg54215057#msg54215057

Other / Meta / Re: [table] limits on Bitcointalk (?)
on: April 10, 2020, 08:34:50 PM
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1782341.msg54196225#msg54196225

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# Ten most recent Bitcoin block hashes:

0000000000000000000eb9f27a36e02843d2689982534049f76b3983ed85b1bf
Block Height: 626329
Timestamp: 2020-04-16 22:56:31

00000000000000000007fc5d607402a0c94209654343f3b811988c50e7f9f00b
Block Height: 626328
Timestamp: 2020-04-16 22:47:43

00000000000000000001df6cfcd7438741da5ba537e49012fee1f0d657203c27
Block Height: 626327
Timestamp: 2020-04-16 21:37:24

00000000000000000010189e996a082c2b14b9153a48fcdfe2d52941b4d8e4ab
Block Height: 626326
Timestamp: 2020-04-16 21:30:09

00000000000000000006a6f44f8fd73b795566419e4f53a86898b15970068fdf
Block Height: 626325
Timestamp: 2020-04-16 21:25:43

00000000000000000002ec00babeff6e29c34bc9dfaac9c5ab3d4adc4c5b4f7c
Block Height: 626324
Timestamp: 2020-04-16 21:25:05

00000000000000000007656fb4e3e2793d338ec69a38a3dba3f440dd376b5145
Block Height: 626323
Timestamp: 2020-04-16 21:03:54

000000000000000000022df72f795f4a931eaf95d8a585a2666bd2608f753d7e
Block Height: 626322
Timestamp: 2020-04-16 20:55:55

0000000000000000000b076ad877866dd3c58b79d3f4a6d7b9bdd2a24b74c7cb
Block Height: 626321
Timestamp: 2020-04-16 20:54:02

0000000000000000000584d979e0b41ce2cce0d598ff7535a5ae079978ab0435
Block Height: 626320
Timestamp: 2020-04-16 20:52:34

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----

iHUEARYKAB0WIQSNOMR84IlYpr/EF5vEJ5MVn575SQUCXpjjIQAKCRDEJ5MVn575
SRAYAQDoE7P4NcORiTsgwQvFBjUTQ2KhISGYPZ60K7xvRm3QgwD/VUDdpyca+xO6
PKkKUJx5kvNaBhPZTWVou0dSIXu0rwY=
=BjCn
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

To verify the timestamp, you must save the signed statement with Unix line endings ('\n') and a single final line-terminator on the last line.  (No blank line at the end.)  Exclusively for ease of checking that the file is saved correctly, here is its SHA256 hash:

Code:
c17a2370bafe895eaec2df0e055c019066cb7527e085679c3baeb893fd6329ca

The OTS file (base64ed):

Code: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Re: Nullian Verification: Post your PGP keys and timestamped statements here!
March 15, 2020, 05:45:48 PM
#3
For the purpose of proving that a digitally signed statement has not been backdated, I hereby present a tool far superior to quoting and archiving:  Secure, trustless timestamps using the Bitcoin blockchain!

Understand what OpenTimestamps does and does not prove.  Peter Todd’s announcement blog post provides an excellent introduction.

In the digitally signed message presented below, I include recent information that would be infeasible to predict.  This prevents forward-dating, which OpenTimestamps itself does not prevent.  The information within the message is strong evidence that the message was created and signed not significantly before its alleged creation time; the timestamp trustlessly, verifiably proves that the message was created and signed not significantly after its alleged creation time.

The magic bits are contained in an OP_RETURN in txid:
134da08e1590e709f3904e91e05de0e839bab18c5ad456471d0f3c84f374ae20
Need a handy explorer link?  See Blockstream.info (Javascript required; onion).

As a practical matter, the only thing that you that need to verify the timestamp is the timestamp file that I have base64ed below (plus of course, the timestamped file).  You can verify this locally, using the OpenTimestamps client plus your own Bitcoin node, or verify it on the OpenTimestamps website if you trust it to tell you the truth. :-)

The timestamped file:

Code:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA512

I am Bitcoin Forum user 976210.

To provide evidence that this is not an old message previously signed
and forward-dated, I will hereby cite the three most recent posts by
theymos (weaker evidence, especially since he hasn’t posted in a few
days), and the ten most recent Bitcoin block hashes (stronger evidence!).

To prevent this message from being altered and backdated in the future,
I will timestamp it with Peter Todd’s OpenTimestamps service.  This in
itself will provide security incomparably superior to the forum tradition
of “quote and archive”.

I will NOT hereby state the signing time, or the identity of the signer.
You should obtain this information from the PGP signature on this message.

- ----

# Three most recent posts by theymos

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=35;sa=showPosts

Other / Politics & Society / Re: Coronavirus Outbreak
on: March 12, 2020, 10:01:13 PM
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5220206.msg54017323#msg54017323

Other / Politics & Society / Re: 2020 Democrats
on: March 11, 2020, 12:53:05 AM
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5112320.msg54004736#msg54004736

Other / Politics & Society / Re: Tax rebates to reflate the economy.
on: March 11, 2020, 12:45:13 AM
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5231748.msg54004716#msg54004716

- ----

# Ten most recent Bitcoin block hashes:

000000000000000000003e0f3a098ea6e92fe2c474538d58afe38c8b24956eb4
Block Height: 621772
Timestamp: 2020-03-15 20:18:19

0000000000000000000f8444e1ac4fea06b9b75be7b045f3d2fecacdcb5c4b79
Block Height: 621771
Timestamp: 2020-03-15 20:09:48

00000000000000000004045d8d72ba911e03d9ed55be24344b6599d705169061
Block Height: 621770
Timestamp: 2020-03-15 20:07:02

0000000000000000000398f192ab9d1c8056f16000a669d7475e4c29c0571b09
Block Height: 621769
Timestamp: 2020-03-15 19:45:38

0000000000000000000992b96449d86cce2358cfd3db015fe211475be63ceaa5
Block Height: 621768
Timestamp: 2020-03-15 19:20:55

00000000000000000000ba33260d466b09fcc69fac83869c4e3c355f788eb8a9
Block Height: 621767
Timestamp: 2020-03-15 19:15:28

0000000000000000000d12afb75eb77f4705ca95ebbaaf8b3add45209965d525
Block Height: 621766
Timestamp: 2020-03-15 19:05:51

0000000000000000000ad77af87316d3e95c988e7c6ae99b93af4e0eb68b6538
Block Height: 621765
Timestamp: 2020-03-15 18:56:13

0000000000000000000650e6d97be40d26ff0bf4f61ad27e28cb541fdda37302
Block Height: 621764
Timestamp: 2020-03-15 18:54:47

00000000000000000009fc68e0faee77640280270f79b61fed0fc4a0af85f479
Block Height: 621763
Timestamp: 2020-03-15 18:53:22

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----

iHUEARYKAB0WIQSNOMR84IlYpr/EF5vEJ5MVn575SQUCXm6OiwAKCRDEJ5MVn575
SRCeAPwMr7wHtRwREzQLf0tznVQXVjJSPZD4IcRyDMPFB9HyPQD7BMZfzJ+Ize5q
2XQFV9sZOYpZ5keSss3Q5RLnyhJO8gc=
=gsBL
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----


To verify the timestamp, you must save the signed statement with Unix line endings ('\n') and a single final line-terminator on the last line.  (No blank line at the end.)

The OTS file (base64ed):

Code: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I waited for this to get sufficient Bitcoin confirmations that it may be considered to be reliably buried.  I also “upgraded” the file, so that it contains all the information that you need to verify it with reference to the blockchain.  You will be able to verify this timestamp even if the OpenTimestamps website and the calendar servers all disappear.  As long as Bitcoin exists, this timestamp will remain secure and trustlessly verifiable.
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Re: Nullian Verification: Post your PGP keys and timestamped statements here!
March 15, 2020, 05:04:24 PM
#2
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Re: Nullian Verification: Post your PGP keys and timestamped statements here!
March 15, 2020, 05:04:06 PM
#1
Be élite!  Use crypto!


See also relevant technical discussion of the future of Nullian Verification.


I now invite others to post their own verification statements on this thread.  If I can get at least a few others doing this regularly, then I will start a git repository with timestamped signed attestations of my own observations of what was posted by what account, and push it to Github.  That way, everybody will be able to pull all of the substantive data from this thread (including a collection of PGP keys) conveniently, without tedious and error-prone copying and pasting from a forum thread.

Please refer to my 2020-04-28 statement for a reference on how this should be done.  Expressed in pseudocode, v0.0.1-alpha of the required format is:

Code:
"Bitcoin Forum name:\t[your name]\n"
"Bitcoin Forum userid:\t[your userid]\n"
"PGP primary key:\t[your PGP fingerprint]\n"
"\n"
"# Ten most-recent Bitcoin block hashes:\n"
"\n"
"[height]\t[ISO date]\t[hex hash]\n"
[...]

That is human-readable; and I think that it should be not too horrible to wrangle with /bin/sh and standard shell tools.

DO NOT include the date, which is contained in the Signature Creation Time subpacket of your PGP signature.  DO NOT include any other extraneous data that may confuse scripts.

Include a complete OTS file, base64ed in a separate block.  Posts without a timestamp file will be deleted.

For your first post on this thread, and any time that your PGP is updated, please include your PGP key in a separate block.  If desired, you may also include links to archival evidence that you have previously claimed the same PGP primary key with the same forum account; if you do, keep any descriptions concise and factual.

I plan to invite third parties to attest which accounts they see posting what; however, that will need to wait for me to develop a reasonable format for it.  DO NOT quote other people’s posts here; quote-posts will be silently deleted.

DO NOT post claims to have verified others’ signatures and timestamps!  Such claims encourage newbies to believe Gavin-style fake “verifiations”.  I will delete all such claims from this thread.

Anybody may post properly formatted verification statements, timestamps, and PGP keys on this thread.  However, all discussion is off-topic; posts containing any kind of chit-chat will be deleted without comment.  If you wish to engage in expert-level technical discussion of a better way to do this, please take it up on my relevant thread in Development & Technical Discussion.  Otherwise, please wait for that better way to be developed.


Original post text, with updated list of links to statements:

Much have I complained about the ad hoc security measures in the various “stake” threads.  Well, I should offer a better solution.  Here it is—at least, the start of something better.  I intend to do this semi-regularly—at least once per month, unless I am “sleeping”.

If my forum account has posted recently, and significantly more than a month has passed since this thread was refreshed with a new PGP-signed, OTS-timestamped message containing verifiably recent information, then you should demand a fresh statement consistent in its evidentiary strength with the statements that I have previously provided.  Be very suspicious if the demand is refused or ignored.

I intend to refine my way of doing this, based on future experience.  If or when I work out a standard format that is relatively easy for others to fully verify, then I may open a new “stake” thread where quoting is prohibited as spam, and trustless, cryptographically verifiable evidence is required in a standardized, easy-to-verify format.


Verification statements (listed in reverse chronological order):



Local rules:  Only the following are on-topic in this thread.  Anything else will be silently deleted as off-topic.

  • New signed and timestamped statements from me.
  • Smart questions stated with at least ordinary social courtesy.
  • Competent technical questions, comments, suggestions, or critiques.  I welcome competent technical discussion!  However, I am currently out of patience with people who make repeated incorrect assertions out of ignorance, even when I provide something tantamount to a free tutorial.

Do not publicly say that you have verified a statement.  This gives a false sense of security, and tends to inculcate in the public a habit of relying others to “verify”, instead of verifying for themselves.  This is crypto!  It is supposed to be trustless.  Discussion of how to verify these things is welcome—claims that you have verified something are not.

If you want to post a similar statement yourself, please e-mail or PM me first to discuss it.  The way that I am doing this is admittedly a bit rough; and I don’t want to start a trend before improving that, perhaps with your suggestions.  Thanks.
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