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examples
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machineidentity
command
Command machineidentity demonstrates the full persisted Machine Identity flow on Windows: load-or-create the machine-scoped identity key, obtain the canonical public reference and fingerprint, prove possession of the key by signing a challenge, verify that proof, then re-open the existing key.
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Command machineidentity demonstrates the full persisted Machine Identity flow on Windows: load-or-create the machine-scoped identity key, obtain the canonical public reference and fingerprint, prove possession of the key by signing a challenge, verify that proof, then re-open the existing key. |
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publicreference
command
Command publicreference demonstrates the platform-independent public-key reference and proof-of-possession contract of the Keppin Machine Identity: canonical encoding, stable fingerprint, round-trip parsing, and domain-separated signing/verification.
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Command publicreference demonstrates the platform-independent public-key reference and proof-of-possession contract of the Keppin Machine Identity: canonical encoding, stable fingerprint, round-trip parsing, and domain-separated signing/verification. |
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Package identity centralises the Machine Identity naming/profile contracts owned by Keppin Machine Identity.
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Package identity centralises the Machine Identity naming/profile contracts owned by Keppin Machine Identity. |
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Package identityproof implements the Keppin Machine Identity domain-separated proof-of-possession primitive.
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Package identityproof implements the Keppin Machine Identity domain-separated proof-of-possession primitive. |
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Package keystore provides Windows CNG/KSP key custody for the Keppin Machine Identity key.
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Package keystore provides Windows CNG/KSP key custody for the Keppin Machine Identity key. |
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Package publickey owns the canonical public-key reference for the Keppin Machine Identity: the standard uncompressed ECDSA P-256 point encoding and the stable SHA-256 fingerprint derived from it.
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Package publickey owns the canonical public-key reference for the Keppin Machine Identity: the standard uncompressed ECDSA P-256 point encoding and the stable SHA-256 fingerprint derived from it. |
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