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Attestation types.
An attestation is a cryptographically signed document issued by a Notary who witnessed a TLS connection. It contains various fields which can be used to verify statements about the connection and the associated application data.
Attestations are comprised of two parts: a Header and a Body.
The header is the data structure which is signed by a Notary. It contains a unique identifier, the protocol version, and a Merkle root of the body fields.
The body contains the fields of the attestation. These fields include data which can be used to verify aspects of a TLS connection, such as the server’s identity, and facts about the transcript.
Structs§
- Attestation
- An attestation document.
- Attestation
Builder - An attestation builder.
- Attestation
Builder Error - Error for
AttestationBuilder. - Attestation
Config - Attestation configuration.
- Attestation
Config Builder - Builder for
AttestationConfig. - Attestation
Config Error - Error for
AttestationConfig. - Attestation
Error - Error for
AttestationProof. - Attestation
Proof - Proof of an attestation.
- Body
- Attestation body.
- Field
- Public attestation field.
- FieldId
- Identifier for a field.
- Header
- Attestation header.
- Uid
- Unique identifier for an attestation.
- Version
- Version of an attestation.
Enums§
- Field
Kind - Kind of an attestation field.
Constants§
- VERSION
- Current version of attestations.