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CertPatrol

A fast, lightweight Certificate Transparency (CT) log tailer for your terminal. Filter domains with regex, run locally for privacy, and monitor in real time — no third-party servers, no tracking. A modern, local, privacy-friendly CertStream alternative.

  • Updated Oct 27, 2025
  • Python

CTjs is a full set of classes necessary to work with any kind of Certificate Transparency log (V1 as from RFC6962, or V2 as from RFC6962-bis). In CTjs you could find all necessary validation/verification functions for all related data shipped with full-featured examples showning how to validate/verify. Also in scope of CTjs I made code showing e…

  • Updated Aug 7, 2018
  • JavaScript

Regulator-side reference PoC for independently verifying anchored Merkle proofs of multi-entity trading logs (VCP Gold/Platinum). Includes Merkle inclusion + external anchor verification and a red/green integrity dashboard.

  • Updated Jan 26, 2026
  • Python

Browser-based Key Transparency demo — append-only authenticated map, IETF KEYTRANS. E2EE answers "can anyone read this?" — not "whose key did I encrypt to?" Watch a server equivocate, then build the Merkle consistency proofs and gossip that make the lie findable. The missing layer under X3DH, Double Ratchet, and MLS. No backends. No simulated math.

  • Updated Jul 16, 2026
  • TypeScript

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