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|- Signature:
|    Qrvm9qA35KYjOhsguNpwQH9EYcaRiH
|    FPDEvrfOJXJzqOWORg6fHSUKPq2f_R
|    jFij-qJLfPr8e_DC9194n2F2BA==
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|- Identity Key:
|    f59a0bce855d6e48105612ae73ffabfc
|    4fac1349226433ff586e08b9b32ffd9d
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|- Author:
|    simonx5yudleks5jhwhnck5s28m
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|- Memo:
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|    Ethereum Block Height:
|    21523194
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|    Ethereum Block Hash:
|    0x71ec48a8c33eb01f51f6b0a07d883154911f28f10b115944a5f3ff47515e439b
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|    Date:
|    December 31, 2024
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|    Author:
|    Simon Sarasova
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|    Content Type:
|    Blog Post
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|    Title:
|    Proof Of My Cryptographic Identity
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|    License:
|    Unlicense
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|    Content:
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|    This memo provides strong evidence that my cryptographic identity hash belongs to the original creator of Seekia.
|    Thus, this memo provides evidence that I am the "real" Simon Sarasova.
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|    When I released Seekia to the world, I created a signed memo called "Hello World" using my Seekia identity hash.
|    This memo contains the SHA-256 checksum of the first Seekia release: Version 0.1.
|    This memo was hashed, and the hash was used to generate an Ethereum address.
|    You can use the Seekia application to verify the memo's signature and Ethereum address.
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|    I sent funds to the memo's Ethereum address to timestamp it:
|    0xe161C16AfF120385F2d99f558B620dFd481D9178
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|    The funds were sent on June 13, 2023 in block 17474872.
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|    Afterwards, I uploaded the memo and Seekia v0.1 to the internet for the first time.
|    This memo should contain the first instance of the Seekia codebase that can be found on the internet.
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|    My "Hello World" memo is available on my blog here:
|    SimonSarasova.eth/blog/hello-world.html
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|    I also bought the Seekia.eth name with an Ethereum account in 2022.
|    This Ethereum account is where the funds I used to timestamp my "Hello World" memo originated from.
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|    I use my Seekia identity hash to digitally sign memos.
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|    Here is my identity hash:
|    simonx5yudleks5jhwhnck5s28m
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|    For now, if a memo is signed with my identity hash, you can trust that it was authored by the "real" Simon Sarasova.
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|    If my identity hash is compromised, I will sign a memo to let the world know.
|    I can only do this if I am still alive and have access to the identity hash's private key.
|    I can also start using my backup identity hash: simon4avl22axtjzrlabos7ma8m
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|    If the cryptography used for identity hashes is broken, I will use my hash-based identity recovery method.
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|    I also possess a way to prove my cryptographic identity using information stored in my brain.
|    I should still be able to prove my cryptographic identity, even if all of my digital files are lost, destroyed, or seized.
|    This would only change if I suffered memory loss and forgot the information required to do this.
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|    - Simon Sarasova
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