@nolim1t

As a big cryptography fan (PGP) and Tor advocate I’d like to slowly add in a PGP verified warrant canary which also shows the latest bitcoin block and hash.

Eventually would like to use this for a “proof of life” and/or deadmans switch.

To use the warrant canary you may access the following:

• Clearnet (https) nolim1t.co/canary.txt
• Onion nlboxajljr5boevw3vyfryenhwqs5eehfh5pnbzjlnounrje5wulbnyd.onion

From the command line:

# Read it over clearnet
curl "https://nolim1t.co/canary.txt"

# Read it over TOR
curl --socks5-hostname "localhost:9050" "http://nlboxajljr5boevw3vyfryenhwqs5eehfh5pnbzjlnounrje5wulbnyd.onion/canary.txt"

# Verify signature over TOR (key: http://nlboxajljr5boevw3vyfryenhwqs5eehfh5pnbzjlnounrje5wulbnyd.onion/key/)
curl --socks5-hostname "localhost:9050" "http://nlboxajljr5boevw3vyfryenhwqs5eehfh5pnbzjlnounrje5wulbnyd.onion/canary.txt" | gpg --verify

The PGP signing acts as a timestamp, while the blockchain hash you can further verify that this occured at this particular time with any bitcoin full node or block explorer.

Would like to eventually use this for other documents too as it allows for non-tampering and authentication.