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Template:Userbox committed identity/doc
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Description
| “ | This template gives you a way to later prove that you are the person who was in control of your account on the day this template was placed. This is done by putting a code (called a "hash") on your user page so that, in the event that your account is compromised, you can convince someone else that you are really the person behind your username. | ” |
—Wikipedia Template:Committed identity, foreword | ||
This particular template is the design of Anomie on the English Wikipedia.
Usage
History
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This template was originally sporked from wikipedia:en:User:Anomie/Userbox committed identity. |
Further reading
- wikipedia:WP:CID, describing committed identities as a possible solution to admin accounts being hijacked
- wikipedia:Commitment scheme, the cryptography science
- wikipedia:Cryptographic hash function, introduction to the science