• m2usenet identity + Forbidden Archives authorship

    From Gabx@virebent@tcpreset.invalid to alt.privacy.anon-server,sci.crypt,alt.cypherpunks on Tue Jan 13 01:41:19 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.crypt

    m2usenet now saves Ed25519 keypairs locally and generates identicons via Stefan Claas's tool.

    Same identity now anchors Forbidden Archives authorship with Bitcoin-timestamped proof.

    Verify: http://n5ry24fweklbn562o7fnyefanygtwxlgi7aevn26huuxqlsftxy5ljqd.onion/identity/
    Gemini: gemini://n5ry24fweklbn562o7fnyefanygtwxlgi7aevn26huuxqlsftxy5ljqd.onion/identity/

    Gabx

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  • From Stefan Claas@noreply@oc2mx.net to alt.privacy.anon-server,sci.crypt,alt.cypherpunks on Tue Jan 13 17:43:18 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.crypt

    Gabx wrote:

    m2usenet now saves Ed25519 keypairs locally and generates identicons via Stefan Claas's tool.

    It looks like that you don't use the latest release, because when I check your string with the latest release it looks different. You can see my actual identicon
    at https://oc2mx.net, which when you verify digital signatures from me with yubicrypt
    it looks the same.

    Regards
    Stefan
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  • From Gabx@info@tcpreset.invalid to alt.privacy.anon-server,sci.crypt,alt.cypherpunks on Wed Jan 14 02:03:53 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.crypt

    Stefan Claas wrote:
    It looks like that you don't use the latest release, because when I check your
    string with the latest release it looks different. You can see my actual identicon
    at https://oc2mx.net, which when you verify digital signatures from me with yubicrypt
    it looks the same.

    Hi Stefan,
    i wrote a PHP implementation of identicons using the GD library, for web server scenario.

    My algorithm is simplified compared to yours.

    - Single color layer (you use primary + secondary)
    - HSL colors derived from hash (you use fixed 16-color palette)
    - Same 5x5 symmetric grid

    Same input, different output.
    Not a version mismatch, it's a different implementation inspired by your concept but not compatible with yubicrypt.

    A case where cross-tool verification matters ?

    Regards
    Gabx
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  • From Gabx@info@tcpreset.invalid to alt.privacy.anon-server,sci.crypt,alt.cypherpunks on Wed Jan 14 02:10:07 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.crypt

    Gabx wrote:
    A case where cross-tool verification matters ?

    It should, doesn't it ?

    Gabx
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  • From Stefan Claas@noreply@oc2mx.net to alt.privacy.anon-server,sci.crypt,alt.cypherpunks on Wed Jan 14 11:24:54 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.crypt

    Gabx wrote:
    Stefan Claas wrote:
    It looks like that you don't use the latest release, because when I check your
    string with the latest release it looks different. You can see my actual identicon
    at https://oc2mx.net, which when you verify digital signatures from me with yubicrypt
    it looks the same.

    Hi Stefan,
    i wrote a PHP implementation of identicons using the GD library, for web server scenario.

    My algorithm is simplified compared to yours.

    - Single color layer (you use primary + secondary)
    - HSL colors derived from hash (you use fixed 16-color palette)
    - Same 5x5 symmetric grid

    Same input, different output.
    Not a version mismatch, it's a different implementation inspired by your concept but not compatible with yubicrypt.

    A case where cross-tool verification matters ?

    Hi Gabx, cross-tool would be nice to have some sort of a standard,
    because for visitors at your site it looks compatible, when reading,
    but is not.

    Regards
    Stefan
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    https://oc2mx.net
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  • From Gabx@info@tcpreset.invalid to alt.privacy.anon-server,sci.crypt,alt.cypherpunks on Wed Jan 14 13:28:01 2026
    From Newsgroup: sci.crypt

    Stefan Claas wrote:
    Hi Gabx, cross-tool would be nice to have some sort of a standard,
    because for visitors at your site it looks compatible, when reading,
    but is not.

    Yes !

    Regards
    Gabx
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