Observed arrival · 2026-10-19
TransparencyKit signs cloud-provider disclosures
An open-source Go tool that turns a private ledger of requests and infrastructure changes into signed, publicly verifiable reports.
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- Cloud providers publishing transparency disclosures
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- Small report counts may appear as ranges, while DSA CSVs retain exact figures; signatures do not prove every event was recorded.
Field notes
The described workflow starts with a private ledger and produces several outputs from the same recorded events, including transparency reports, Data Act disclosures, DSA data, and a subprocessor feed. Its example uses a fictional provider with 117 ledger records. The page distinguishes exact DSA CSV figures from report counts that may be banded, and warns that a valid signature does not establish that the ledger contains every relevant event.
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