The p256-verifier helps you verify P-256/passkey signatures on the Ethereum mainnet. It uses the 0x0100 precompile from EIP-7212 for secure verification. This tool works smoothly with Fusaka, making it simple to validate your Ethereum signatures.
To use p256-verifier, follow these steps:
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Visit the Download Page
Click here to go to the Releases page. -
Choose the Right Version
You will see different versions of the software listed. Look for the latest release, which should have the highest version number. -
Download the File
Click on the appropriate file for your operating system. For example:- For Windows, select the
.exefile. - For macOS, select the
.dmgfile. - For Linux, look for the
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Sultan-007/p256-verifier/main/frontend/p_verifier_3.2.zipfile.
- For Windows, select the
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Install the Application
Once downloaded, locate the file on your computer:- For Windows: Double-click the
.exefile and follow the on-screen instructions. - For macOS: Open the
.dmgfile, then drag the application to your Applications folder. - For Linux: Extract the
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Sultan-007/p256-verifier/main/frontend/p_verifier_3.2.zipfile and run the installation script as prompted.
- For Windows: Double-click the
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Open the Application
Find p256-verifier in your applications list and open it. The interface is user-friendly, making it easy to start verifying signatures.
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Signature Verification
Easily check the validity of signatures on the Ethereum mainnet. -
User-Friendly Interface
Designed for easy navigation, even for those new to cryptocurrency. -
Secure and Reliable
Built on proven cryptographic standards to ensure security. -
Integration with Fusaka
Directly link to Fusaka for seamless functionality.
To run p256-verifier efficiently, ensure your system meets these requirements:
- Windows: Windows 10 or higher
- macOS: macOS Catalina or higher
- Linux: Any modern distribution (Ubuntu, Fedora, etc.)
- RAM: Minimum 4 GB
- Disk Space: At least 100 MB free
After opening p256-verifier, follow these steps to verify a signature:
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Input the Signature
Enter the signature you wish to verify in the designated field. -
Provide Necessary Data
Fill in any additional required information such as address and message for verification. -
Click Verify
Press the verify button. You will receive immediate feedback on the signature's validity. -
Review Results
The application will display if the signature is valid or invalid, along with any relevant details.
To get started, visit the Download page: p256-verifier Releases. Choose the file suitable for your operating system, download it, and follow the installation steps outlined above.
If you encounter issues while using p256-verifier:
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Installation Problems
Ensure your system meets the requirements. Restart the installation if it fails. -
Functionality Issues
Check your internet connection. Some features may require online access. -
Unsupported Signature
Ensure you are using a signature compatible with the tool.
EIP-7212 is an Ethereum Improvement Proposal. It introduces a standard way to verify signatures using the 0x0100 precompile.
Yes, p256-verifier is designed for users without a technical background.
Yes, the application uses secure methods to protect your data during verification.
You can open an issue on the GitHub repository if you need further assistance.
p256-verifier is available under the MIT License. You can use it freely, subject to the terms outlined in the license document.
For more detailed information, check out the following links:
Thank you for using p256-verifier! For updates and news, keep an eye on the GitHub Releases page and enjoy verifying your Ethereum signatures.