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and performs the following steps to verify the commitments:
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and performs the following steps to verify the commitments:
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// you can see these steps in tlsn/tlsn-core/tests/api.rs
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- verify that `Session Header` was signed by the Notary
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- verify that `Session Header` was signed by the Notary
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- verify handshake_data against handshake_commitment
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- verify handshake_data against handshake_commitment
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To summarize: the `Verifier` will only learn those portions of the TLS session transcript which the `User` chose to reveal. The portions which were not revealed (`User`'s private data) will appear to the `Verifier` as redacted. Here is an example of what the `Verifier` output may look like:
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To summarize: the `Verifier` will only learn those portions of the TLS session transcript which the `User` chose to reveal. The portions which were not revealed (`User`'s private data) will appear to the `Verifier` as redacted. Here is an example of what the `Verifier` output may look like:
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// paste here a picture of an HTTP request with redacted fields
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## Session Data
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## Session Data
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// (can be seen in tlsn-core/src/session/data.rs)
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- `handshake_data_decommitment` contains `HandshakeData` which the `User` committed to (with salt)
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- `handshake_data_decommitment` contains `HandshakeData` which the `User` committed to (with salt)
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`HandshakeData` contains various TLS-specific details:
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`HandshakeData` contains various TLS-specific details:
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