maintained
Cryptographic ID
io.gitlab.cryptographic_idAttest the trustworthiness of a device using asymmetric cryptography
Latest documented release0.5.714 Apr 2026 · 52.2 MB→01 / Overview
Is Cryptographic ID safe?
Use cases: - Attest the state of a Linux computer When your computer is in a trustworthy state, you can generate a private key hidden in the TPM2 of your computer. This private key can be sealed with the current state of the computer (PCRs). Then the computer can only sign a message with this key when it is in the correct state according to the PCRs. For example, you can seal the key against the…
02 / Package identity
Technical fingerprint
Application ID
io.gitlab.cryptographic_idLatest APK SHA-256
90b2d626c66f3aef179437105513f6354cb335f66e06bd8c2345492f4daafc76Signing certificate
2C:63:AE:15:02:4B:D3:6E:4C:BD:FC:58:D5:54:8A:72:99:C7:0C:98:A1:CA:01:1C:BA:2A:B1:33:9B:03:45:28MIN ANDROID24TARGET36ARCHITECTUREarm64-v8a · armeabi-v7a · x86_64
03 / History
Project timeline
Package observed in source index
Metadata and versions observed from the fdroid repository index.
04 / Version archive
Documented releases
1 TOTALVersionReleasedAndroidArchitecture
0.5.724+arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64→05 / Safety & access
Safety verdict
Authentic — file hash matches the source indexNo ads or tracking flagged by the source
IntegritySHA-256 verified vs source
SourceOpen-source · fdroid
Permissions2 declared · 1 sensitive
Signaturepresent
Anti-featuresNo known anti-features
Sensitive accessCAMERA
Declared permissions
Tracker status: Not assessed by WIKI for Android.
06 / Sources
Evidence ledger
Each entry is a captured public reference backing this record.