Verify the ledger

This recomputes every hash in the chain right now. You can do the same check yourself with the JSON export and the script in the project repository.

The chain is intact

All 16 entries link correctly.

Head: #16 e3679d3c16135d95d884262efe97233ef9d696db2c4e64957299d8dd90824b22

Published checkpoints

PublishedEntryHashStill matches
#13f9b463d68ccafc18996a2d0e898df730a5905f2953553d214af474455b990e73Yes
#11d7813f166647069aa6408b97fa6e8e1dc679c3b8625972518e7af8e70a9c352eYes
#11d7813f166647069aa6408b97fa6e8e1dc679c3b8625972518e7af8e70a9c352eYes
#11d7813f166647069aa6408b97fa6e8e1dc679c3b8625972518e7af8e70a9c352eYes

A checkpoint only protects against rewriting if a copy is kept somewhere Enterwebs administrators don't control. A database administrator could rewrite the whole chain consistently; an outside copy of an earlier checkpoint would expose it.