Observed arrival · 2026-10-05
Ankorith turns content provenance into a checkable file seal
A browser-based tool for labeling a file’s declared human or AI origin and checking who sealed it and whether it has changed.
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- Organisations labeling image, document, or video origins
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- JPEG and PNG seals are written into the file; other formats are sealed by fingerprint.
Field notes
Verification runs without an account; the page says files stay on the user’s device, while sealing is limited to verified organisations and requires a free account. JPEG and PNG labels are written into the file, while other formats are sealed by fingerprint. The service says its public log uses an RFC 6962 structure, ML-DSA-65 signatures, and Bitcoin anchoring twice daily; it also claims image comparisons can survive resizing or recompression.
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