ZTDS™ Conformance Certificate Offline Ed25519 Signature Validator
Verify Ed25519 signatures, RFC v1.0 invariant conformance, and SHA‑256 build digests in browser RAM — 100% offline with 0.00 bytes egress.
Entity Name
[EMAIL_1], [PHONE_1]) — leaving nothing to steal if the site database is ever breached.#ztds_seal cryptographic envelopes without exposing raw records to third-party trackers or external AI clouds.To verify this certificate inside an air-gapped terminal or automated CI/CD pipeline without opening a web browser:
Awaiting Certificate Token
Paste a token or select one of the test tokens on the left. Cryptographic verification is computed directly in your browser using standard Web Crypto primitives.
Four Foundational Invariants Conformance (RFC v1.0)
Cryptographically Certified Vector Badge
Generated directly from verified Ed25519 signature payload. Embed this vector seal in your GitHub README, documentation, and enterprise trust portal.
Broaden network trust: share this immutable cryptographic verification on LinkedIn or X, or embed your verified badge in your repository.
Verified Organizations, Engines & Protected Web Domains
ZTDS separates full organizational compliance (Level 3 Corporate Members), core sanitization software (Level 2 Verified Registry), and websites enforcing client-RAM form protection (Level 1 Protected Web Domains).
Corporate Adopters & Enterprise Pool
Organizations enforcing ZTDS across internal LLM pipelines, employee AI workflows, and CISO governance with published case studies.
Verified Software & SDK Engines
Audited libraries, headless SDKs, MCP stdio gateways, and CMS plugins with SHA-256 build receipts and zero cleartext network egress.
Verified Web Form Intake Domains
Production websites running PrivacyScrubber ZTDS Guard to mask high-risk inputs in browser RAM (<0.4ms), store 100% Zero-PII MySQL logs, and deliver 1-Tap Staff Lead Cards.
?domain=your-site.com to this URL or install from WordPress.org to enable your Level 1 Domain Seal.How ZTDS Cryptographic Verification Works
Designed for strict Zero-Trust environments, allowing Chief Information Security Officers, developers, and compliance auditors to independently attest software authenticity without contacting any verification server.
Deterministic JSON Canonicalization
The certificate payload is serialized strictly conforming to RFC 8785 (canonical key sorting, uniform UTF-8 normalization), ensuring byte-for-byte identical hashing across disparate programming languages and runtimes.
RFC 8032 Ed25519 Signatures
Signatures are computed over the Edwards-curve Digital Signature Algorithm (Ed25519). The 64-byte signature is immune to side-channel timing attacks and cannot be forged without the Consortium master key.
SubtleCrypto In-RAM Validation
Verification runs entirely inside browser client volatile RAM via window.crypto.subtle. 0.00 bytes of data are sent to vendor or third-party cloud infrastructure.