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<p>05</p>Kernel Attest

Evidence thatcan’t be edited.

Publish tamper-evident records of verification reports, source hashes and verifier identities on Robinhood Chain.

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<p>01</p> The record

What goes onchain.

Full reports stay in structured storage. The chain holds the fingerprints that make them verifiable.

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Report hash

A hash of the full structured report, so any later edit is detectable.

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Source hash

The commit or bytecode that was checked, pinned to the result.

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Verifier identity

Which Kernel verifier produced the report.

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Public registry

A public index of attestations anyone can look up.

<p>02</p> What it means

A record, not a rating.

An attestation proves that a specific report existed for specific code and hasn’t been altered since. It never claims that a passing scan is a mathematical proof — the report itself says what kind of evidence it is.

attestation recordillustrative
{
  "chain": "robinhood-chain",
  "report_hash": "0x9f2c…e41a",
  "source": "commit 3b7d1e2",
  "evidence": "scan",
  "verifier": "kernel-verifier-01"
}
Price
Network cost + small fee
Chain
Robinhood Chain
Payment
USDC via x402 — independent of where attestations are published