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Understanding what the Log is intended to achieve allows you to check whether the transparent append only characteristics of the Log actually achieve those goals It also helps you to understand

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A read transparent Log allows any external client to read the contents of the Log and to request cryptographic proofs of the append only properties inclusion proofs and consistency proofs

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Originally deployed for Certificate Transparency over a decade ago logs are now being used to provide tamper evidence for other ecosystems such as binary transparency and AI model transparency

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Information including accepted roots public keys log IDs and shard intervals are available at each log s landing page linked below Sycamore and Willow are our production CT logs

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A read transparent Log allows any external client to read the contents of the Log and to request cryptographic proofs of the append only properties inclusion proofs and consistency proofs

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Find out more about how Certificate Transparency works Or get started by going to the GitHub page or joining the Google Group

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The PCC Virtual Research Environment comes with a reference implementation that you can use to audit the correctness of the transparency log For more information about using the VRE tooling for

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Trillian provides readers with APIs to get entries from the log and request proofs from the log to verify it hasn t been tampered with To read more or brush up on verifiable logs head over to the Verifiable

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We present the first configurable transparency log design LegoLog which we implement and empirically evaluate end to end for three specialized transparency logs