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  # @motebit/verify
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- Verify any Motebit artifact — identity files, execution receipts, verifiable credentials, and verifiable presentations.
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+ The canonical `motebit-verify` command-line tool. A single binary that verifies any signed motebit artifact — identity files, execution receipts, credentials, presentations — including credentials carrying hardware-attestation claims under any of the four canonical sovereign-verifiable platforms (Apple App Attest, Android Hardware-Backed Keystore Attestation, TPM 2.0, WebAuthn) plus the deprecated Play Integrity adapter bundled for one minor cycle for backward compat with already-minted credentials.
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- One function. Any artifact. Zero runtime dependencies. MIT licensed.
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- ## Install
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+ Network-free. No relay contact, no external service, no cloud dependency. Every trust anchor is pinned in the installed package.
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  ```bash
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+ ```
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+ VALID (credential)
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+ issuer: did:key:z6MkhaXgBZDvotDkL5257...
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+ hardware: secure_enclave ✓
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  ```
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+ ## What it verifies
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+ | Artifact | Detection |
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+ | `motebit.md` identity files | YAML frontmatter + Ed25519 proof |
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+ | Execution receipts | Signed JSON, signer keys chain |
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+ | W3C VerifiableCredentials | `eddsa-jcs-2022` proof, hardware-attestation channel if present |
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+ | VerifiablePresentations | Signed envelope + every embedded credential |
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+ Hardware-attestation channel covers every currently-shipped platform:
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+ | Platform | Adapter | Trust anchor |
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+ | `secure_enclave` | `@motebit/crypto` (built-in) | ECDSA-P256 signature; self-asserted SE public key |
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+ | `device_check` | `@motebit/crypto-appattest` | Pinned Apple App Attestation Root CA |
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+ | `tpm` | `@motebit/crypto-tpm` | Pinned Infineon / Nuvoton / STMicro / Intel PTT vendor roots |
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+ | `android_keystore` | `@motebit/crypto-android-keystore` | Pinned Google Hardware Attestation roots (RSA + ECDSA P-384) |
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+ | `webauthn` | `@motebit/crypto-webauthn` | Pinned Apple / Yubico / Microsoft FIDO roots |
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+ | `play_integrity` _(deprecated)_ | `@motebit/crypto-play-integrity` | Operator-supplied JWKS (no global Google JWKS exists; bundled for one minor cycle for backward compat — see `docs/doctrine/hardware-attestation.md`) |
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  ## Usage
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- ```typescript
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- import { verify } from "@motebit/verify";
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- console.log(r1.succession); // key rotation chain (if present)
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+ motebit-verify <file> --expect credential # pin expected artifact type
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+ motebit-verify <file> --clock-skew 30 # allow N seconds of clock drift
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+ ## Programmatic use
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+ ## The three-package lineage
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+ This package sits at the top of a deliberate three-layer split — the same shape long-lived tool lineages use (git / libgit2, cargo / tokio, npm / @npm/arborist):
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+ @motebit/verify Apache-2.0 the CLI motebit-verify + bundled adapters (the tool — this package)
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+ @motebit/verifier Apache-2.0 library: verifyFile, verifyArtifact, formatHuman
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+ @motebit/crypto Apache-2.0 primitives: verify, sign, suite dispatch
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+ ```
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- - **Objects** are detected by shape: receipts have `task_id` + `signature`, credentials have `credentialSubject` + `proof`, presentations have `holder` + `verifiableCredential` + `proof`
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+ All three are Apache-2.0 with explicit patent grant the full verification surface ships under the permissive floor. The BSL line stays at `motebit` (the operator console) and everything below it, where the motebit-proprietary judgment actually lives.
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+ - Install **`@motebit/verify`** when you want the command-line tool with every platform bundled. One install, verify anything offline, no license friction in CI pipelines.
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+ - Install **`@motebit/verifier`** when you're writing TypeScript code that needs to read + verify motebit artifacts programmatically and want the dep-thin library without the bundled platform adapters.
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+ - **The `verify()` library primitive** moved to [`@motebit/crypto`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@motebit/crypto). Now Apache-2.0 (upgraded from MIT — adds an explicit patent grant), same zero deps, same function shape, plus full sign / verify / cryptosuite support.
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+ - **The file-reading + human-formatting helpers** live at [`@motebit/verifier`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@motebit/verifier). Apache-2.0, thin layer above `@motebit/crypto`.
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+ - **The `motebit-verify` CLI — the tool most users actually wanted when they typed `npm install @motebit/verify`** — is now this package, shipped at `1.0.0`. Runs offline. Verifies every motebit artifact. Bundles every hardware-attestation platform.
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+ | The `verify()` function in TypeScript | `import { verify } from "@motebit/crypto"` — same shape, more features |
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+ | `verifyFile()` / `formatHuman()` / programmatic CLI wrappers | `import { ... } from "@motebit/verifier"` |
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+ | Running `motebit-verify` on the command line | `npm install -g @motebit/verify` at `^1.0.0` — same command, full platform coverage |
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- | Identity file | String (YAML frontmatter + Ed25519 signature) | Signature over frontmatter, succession chain linkage + temporal ordering |
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- | Execution receipt | Object or JSON | Ed25519 signature over canonical JSON, embedded public key, recursive delegation chain |
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- | Verifiable credential | Object or JSON | eddsa-jcs-2022 Data Integrity proof, expiry, issuer DID extraction |
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- All verification is **offline** — no network calls, no relay lookup, no runtime dependency. Receipts embed the signer's public key. Credentials embed the issuer's DID. Everything needed for verification is in the artifact itself.
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+ - [`@motebit/verifier`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@motebit/verifier) Apache-2.0 library underneath this CLI (`verifyFile`, `verifyArtifact`, `formatHuman`)
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+ - [`@motebit/crypto`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@motebit/crypto) — Apache-2.0 primitives (`verify`, `sign`, suite dispatch; zero monorepo deps)
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+ - [`@motebit/crypto-appattest`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@motebit/crypto-appattest) — Apple App Attest adapter bundled into this CLI
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+ - [`@motebit/crypto-play-integrity`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@motebit/crypto-play-integrity) — Google Play Integrity adapter bundled into this CLI
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+ - [`@motebit/crypto-tpm`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@motebit/crypto-tpm) — TPM 2.0 EK chain adapter bundled into this CLI
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+ - [`@motebit/crypto-webauthn`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@motebit/crypto-webauthn) — WebAuthn packed-attestation adapter bundled into this CLI
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+ - [`motebit`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/motebit) — reference runtime and operator console
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  ## License
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- MIT — see [LICENSE](./LICENSE).
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- "Motebit" is a trademark. The MIT License grants rights to this software, not to any Motebit trademarks, logos, or branding. You may not use Motebit branding in a way that suggests endorsement or affiliation without written permission.
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+ "Motebit" is a trademark. The Apache License grants rights to this software, not to any Motebit trademarks, logos, or branding. You may not use Motebit branding in a way that suggests endorsement or affiliation without written permission.
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+ /**
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+ * Bundled-adapter wiring — the core reason this package exists.
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+ *
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+ * `@motebit/verifier` (Apache-2.0) accepts an optional
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+ * `HardwareAttestationVerifiers` record but wires none of the leaves
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+ * itself; that keeps it dep-thin. This Apache-2.0 aggregator imports
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+ * every leaf (`@motebit/crypto-appattest`,
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+ * `@motebit/crypto-android-keystore`, `@motebit/crypto-tpm`,
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+ * `@motebit/crypto-webauthn`, plus the deprecated
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+ * `@motebit/crypto-play-integrity` for backward compatibility during
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+ * its 1.x deprecation cycle) and produces a single
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+ * `HardwareAttestationVerifiers` object the CLI hands to `verifyFile`.
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+ * Any credential whose subject carries a hardware-attestation claim
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+ * for any of the canonical platforms now verifies end-to-end — chain
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+ * + nonce + bundle + identity — instead of returning the
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+ * `adapter not yet shipped` sentinel.
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+ *
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+ * Defaults match motebit's canonical app identifiers:
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+ * - App Attest → bundleId `com.motebit.mobile`
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+ * - Android Keystore → caller-supplied attestationApplicationId (no
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+ * canonical default — the bytes are
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+ * deterministic from `(packageName, signing-cert
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+ * SHA-256)` known at the operator's build time;
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+ * no analogous "magic string" fits)
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+ * - WebAuthn → rpId `motebit.com`
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+ * - TPM → the pinned vendor roots in `@motebit/crypto-tpm`
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+ *
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+ * Operators verifying credentials from a different motebit deployment
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+ * can override any of these via the config parameter.
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+ *
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+ * Play Integrity (deprecated): wired for one minor cycle so
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+ * already-minted credentials carrying `platform: "play_integrity"`
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+ * continue to verify cleanly through the same CLI invocation. New
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+ * mobile builds emit `platform: "android_keystore"` instead — see
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+ * `docs/doctrine/hardware-attestation.md` § "Three architectural
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+ * categories".
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+ */
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+ import type { HardwareAttestationVerifiers } from "@motebit/crypto";
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+ import { type GoogleJwks } from "@motebit/crypto-play-integrity";
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+ export interface HardwareVerifierBundleConfig {
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+ /**
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+ * Apple App Attest — bundle ID the attested iOS app was built with.
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+ * Defaults to `com.motebit.mobile`. Override when verifying credentials
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+ * minted by a different motebit iOS build.
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+ */
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+ readonly appAttestBundleId?: string;
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+ /**
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+ * Apple App Attest — override the pinned Apple App Attestation Root
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+ * CA PEM. Defaults to the constant in `@motebit/crypto-appattest`.
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+ * Exposed only so test fabrications can exercise the chain-validation
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+ * code path with a fabricated root.
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+ */
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+ readonly appAttestRootPem?: string;
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+ /**
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+ * Android Hardware-Backed Keystore Attestation — `attestationApplicationId`
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+ * bytes (raw, captured-from-leaf-cert form) the leaf cert MUST carry.
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+ * Required at wiring time when verifying Android-Keystore-attested
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+ * credentials. Operators compute this at build time as
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+ * `(packageName, signing-cert SHA-256)` and pin the result here; the
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+ * verifier byte-compares against the leaf's KeyDescription extension.
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+ * Absent → the Android Keystore arm is not wired and the canonical
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+ * dispatcher returns "verifier not wired".
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+ */
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+ readonly androidKeystoreExpectedAttestationApplicationId?: Uint8Array;
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+ /**
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+ * Android Hardware-Backed Keystore Attestation — override the pinned
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+ * Google attestation roots. Defaults to
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+ * `DEFAULT_ANDROID_KEYSTORE_TRUST_ANCHORS` (RSA-4096 + ECDSA P-384,
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+ * covering both pre- and post-rotation device fleets).
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+ */
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+ readonly androidKeystoreRootPems?: ReadonlyArray<string>;
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+ /**
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+ * Google Play Integrity (DEPRECATED) — Android package name the
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+ * attested app was built with. Defaults to `com.motebit.mobile`.
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+ * Wired during the `@motebit/crypto-play-integrity@1.x`
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+ * deprecation cycle so already-minted credentials continue to
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+ * verify; new mobile builds emit `platform: "android_keystore"`.
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+ */
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+ readonly playIntegrityPackageName?: string;
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+ /**
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+ * Google Play Integrity (DEPRECATED) — override the pinned JWKS.
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+ * Fail-closed by default — see the structural-mismatch note in
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+ * `@motebit/crypto-play-integrity`'s CLAUDE.md (no global Google
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+ * JWKS exists; this verifier is operator-key-mediated rather than
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+ * sovereign-verifiable, which is why it's been deprecated).
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+ */
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+ readonly playIntegrityPinnedJwks?: GoogleJwks;
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+ /**
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+ * Google Play Integrity (DEPRECATED) — relax the device-integrity
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+ * floor. Defaults to the strict `"MEETS_DEVICE_INTEGRITY"`.
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+ */
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+ readonly playIntegrityRequiredDeviceIntegrity?: string;
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+ /**
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+ * WebAuthn — Relying Party ID the credential was minted for.
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+ * Defaults to `motebit.com`.
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+ */
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+ readonly webauthnRpId?: string;
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+ /**
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+ * WebAuthn — override the pinned FIDO root set. Defaults to
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+ * `DEFAULT_FIDO_ROOTS` (Apple Anonymous Attestation, Yubico, Microsoft).
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+ */
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+ readonly webauthnRootPems?: ReadonlyArray<string>;
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+ /**
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+ * TPM — override the pinned vendor root PEMs. Defaults to the four
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+ * TPM-vendor roots in `@motebit/crypto-tpm` (Infineon, Nuvoton,
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+ * STMicro, Intel PTT).
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+ */
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+ readonly tpmRootPems?: ReadonlyArray<string>;
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Build the full `HardwareAttestationVerifiers` object covering every
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+ * canonical platform adapter. Pass the result to `verifyFile`:
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+ *
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+ * ```ts
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+ * import { verifyFile } from "@motebit/verifier";
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+ * import { buildHardwareVerifiers } from "@motebit/verify";
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+ *
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+ * const result = await verifyFile("cred.json", {
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+ * hardwareAttestation: buildHardwareVerifiers({
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+ * androidKeystoreExpectedAttestationApplicationId: appIdBytes,
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+ * }),
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+ * });
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+ * ```
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+ *
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+ * Pure function: every dependency is captured at factory time and the
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+ * returned verifiers are idempotent across calls. The Android Keystore
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+ * arm is wired only when `androidKeystoreExpectedAttestationApplicationId`
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+ * is supplied — there is no canonical default for the leaf-cert
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+ * package binding, by design.
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+ */
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+ export declare function buildHardwareVerifiers(config?: HardwareVerifierBundleConfig): HardwareAttestationVerifiers;
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