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| From | Stefan Claas <noreply@oc2mx.net> |
|---|---|
| Newsgroups | comp.security.misc, comp.security.unix |
| Subject | Re: yubisigner v0.1.1 released |
| Date | 2026-03-10 21:11 +0000 |
| Organization | Victor Usenet Postings |
| Message-ID | <10oq1e3$jdia$3@news.tcpreset.net> (permalink) |
| References | <10opr96$d650$1@news.tcpreset.net> |
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Stefan Claas wrote: > > Hi all, > > if you are a software developer, software maintainer, or a person > who often signs files, you may appreciate the release of yubisigner, > which is a modern replacement for GnuPG and signify-openbsd detached > signatures. > > For security reasons you need a YubiKey to sign a file, but for > verification of signed files you don't need a YubiKey nor the > public keys of authors, who signed files, with yubisigner, as they > are already included in the signature.! :-) > > The advantage of yubisigner, compared to OpenPGP or signify-openbsd > is that you can't fake the Comment: or untrusted-comment: headers, > like you can do with those programs. > > A .sig file of yubisigner looks like this: > > Author: Ch1ffr3punk > Signed at: 2026-03-10 17:04:52 +0000 > Filename: yubisigner-windows-amd64.exe > File size: 25783808 bytes > Email: ch1ffr3punk@gmail.com > Telefax: n/a > URL: https://oc2mx.net > Comment: Release v0.1.1 > RIPEMD-256: d802a088c5630f68938954d53d4598f22b013f6312dbb60df51610073011fbeb > SHA-256: f0bed5fe9e6d39d9ae6d6f8bdc6dafc6e2e6d9e25fea6a2eac994c48751bfe04 > SM3: 72a5136ee9d45595d6dc6934c9f4b17082f8328d2ba49359c5355df024d8deee > Streebog-256: 31c50403a17acb7ec4912acffb573dc0a3edaa3cf901d08f1d655591368d6c95 > -----BEGIN YUBISIGNER ED25519 SIGNATURE----- > 8a5f8adfec9690b8ae6ca95dc23811463fcce5bbba0d841f49b7d3f7a89ad149 > c5d2c9dc1698cd93f22c4cb37c9122fbc529df810bafc2c3f3da1d4893df03ed > 24ab15e151552fa4e6d42a6902eceef69a8a38523803a7208fdd8e7c57af3e03 > -----END YUBISIGNER ED25519 SIGNATURE----- > > yubisigner uses strict header verification and computes, prior > signing, four international hashes (RIPEMD-256, SHA-256, SM3-256 > and Streebog-256, which are, as you can see, included in the > detached signature. > > This has the advantage that people which are using only hashing > utilities and not yubisigner can validate the hashes of an > yubidigner signed file too. > > https://github.com/Ch1ffr3punk/yubisigner > > I hope you find yubisigner useful too! yubisigner-windows-amd64.exe.sig.ots 549 B Stamped SHA256 hash: 64ad6dfc45e8f1e87d354af69277c14f3422dded349cf4fe29389c11afad0ea6 yubisigner-windows-amd64.exe.sig 827 B SHA256: 64ad6dfc45e8f1e87d354af69277c14f3422dded349cf4fe29389c11afad0ea6 SUCCESS! Bitcoin block 940146 attests existence as of 2026-03-10 CET yubisigner.linux-amd64.sig.ots 584 B Stamped SHA256 hash: 6d3a3d7386d8171b8fb7cff14388ac85093a72da95979a6a184017b9c7d543b5 yubisigner.linux-amd64.sig 821 B SHA256: 6d3a3d7386d8171b8fb7cff14388ac85093a72da95979a6a184017b9c7d543b5 SUCCESS! Bitcoin block 940146 attests existence as of 2026-03-10 CET -- https://oc2mx.net
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