Someone showed you a certificate. Is it platform-valid?
Paste the certificate below. The hosted verifier checks its signature and the externally rooted key and revocation history. If any required evidence fails, the answer fails closed.
Platform-valid AlphaAssay certificate
platform_valid=true: raw signature, externally pinned signed keyring, complete revocation-head history, certificate-purpose key and revocation checks all passed.
Platform trust not established
Treat every claim in this certificate as unverified. The reason may be a bad signature, an unknown key, or missing, stale or invalid trust and revocation history.
Signature valid, but revoked
The platform trust chain recognizes the signing key, but a matching revocation is in the verified history. Evidence can lower a grade, never inflate it.
Offline verification needs an independent trust anchor.
Privacy: the hosted check sends only the certificate and signature. Certificates contain no strategies — only verdicts, fingerprints and timestamps.
The key below can check raw_signature_valid, but is not a
trust root merely because this page publishes it. Full offline platform_valid also needs
an independently pinned signed keyring and complete revocation-head history —
the distinction and workflow.
-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----
MCowBQYDK2VwAyEA3pvfyosExDvDYzg8R1YMBu//7RvUWvuK/uanMlIJMQg=
-----END PUBLIC KEY-----