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An encrypted week, fetched from Swarm just now
When someone sends their week, the full list is encrypted on their laptop and stored on Swarm. Arkiv keeps only the signed totals and this reference. Here is what anyone gets when they ask Swarm for it: ciphertext, which only the company's key can open.
- Swarm reference
- c3725df947fe35e27304b33e08642f66ec9fd31b5a77436c698b6a1049dbd72f
- Fetched from
- api.gateway.testnet.ethswarm.org in 0.2 s
- Size
- 2,983 bytes
- SHA-256
- cd710f0233e86ea2a6d98cbed9eeaff0c9ea2c79dea6c24a1b9b033799a6aef6
- What it is
- AES-256-GCM ciphertext. Without the key it reads as noise:
f9c04a15b4d2eeb631553fe34324d2eaa3948bfa5dd6010d720cabbf5dae80fb 061df28796812067ad025741a6228752c990e5bc6394d41c06a0800e45b7b7cd 56105f877d0be2ef12f1235984ca0a9190dcdd7ab77994b9844a6e74e6d4c5b3…
Matches the SHA-256 and size sealed inside the Arkiv record, opened with the company key.
Where it is referenced
- Arkiv
The record that points here: its swarm attribute is this reference.
The Arkiv record that points hererabdi.explorer.arkiv.network - Swarm
The raw bytes on the Swarm gateway. Your browser saves it as a file.
The raw bytes on the Swarm gatewayapi.gateway.testnet.ethswarm.org - Juicebox
The signed receipt this belongs to, with the checks.
The signed receipt this belongs toOpens here