Master Bathroom
Tour Session/Move-In·14 Jan 2026 · 17:30:00 UTC
1147 Stanyan Street, Apt 3, San Francisco, CA 94117
Cryptographic Hash
003a7b d3e2 360a 3d2910eea4 36fc fb7e 44c72035d1 17c4 2d1c 183530420b 6b99 42dd 4f1b
RFC 3161 Timestamp
- Issuing Authority
- DigiStamp Universal TSAwww.digistamp.com
- Issued At
- 14 Jan 2026 · 17:42:09 UTC
- Policy OID
- 1.2.840.113733.1.7.23.3
- Serial Number
- 5C:3F:A1:9E:22:0B:7D:48
A binary RFC 3161 timestamp token. Independently verifiable with openssl ts -verify.
What is a Timestamp Authority?
A Timestamp Authority (TSA) is an independent third party that cryptographically signs a hash with the current time. The signed token proves the data existed at exactly that moment — neither RenterSeal nor the user can forge it after the fact. RFC 3161 is the standard governing how this works, and it is the same mechanism used by code-signing CAs and notarial archives worldwide.
Location
- Address
- 1147 Stanyan Street, Apt 3, San Francisco, CA 94117
- Latitude
- 37.776492° N
- Longitude
- 122.417183° W
- Source
- Device GPS · OS-level mock detection passed
Chain of Custody
- RecordedVideo captured on device · GPS attached
- HashedSHA-256 computed locally before upload
- UploadedResumable transfer to GCS · encrypted at rest
- TimestampedDigiStamp Universal TSA · RFC 3161 token issued
- VerifiableThis page · publicly auditable
Capture Metadata
- Room
- Master Bathroom
- Session Type
- Move-In
- Captured At
- 14 Jan 2026 · 17:38:51 UTC
- Duration
- 1m 04s
- File Size
- 74.8 MB
- Device UID
- A8F4·E712·9C0D(truncated)
- Capture App
- Vouch iOS 1.0.3 (build 412)
Independent Verification
Verify this independently▸
Download the original video
Save the file to your machine, then re-compute its SHA-256. The result must match the hash printed above to the byte.
curl -O /sample/master-bathroom-move-in.mp4 shasum -a 256 master-bathroom-move-in.mp4 # expect: 3a7bd3e2360a3d29eea436fcfb7e44c735d117c42d1c1835420b6b9942dd4f1b
Download the RFC 3161 timestamp token
The .tsr file is a binary timestamp token signed by the issuing TSA. Verifying it requires only OpenSSL and the TSA's public certificate.
curl -O /receipts/f47ac10b-58cc-4372-a567-0e02b2c3d479.tsr openssl ts -verify \ -in f47ac10b-58cc-4372-a567-0e02b2c3d479.tsr \ -data master-bathroom-move-in.mp4 \ -CAfile tsa-chain.pem
Confirm the chain
If both checks pass, three things are mathematically true: the video is bit-identical to the one captured; the timestamp token was issued by the named TSA; and therefore this exact video existed at the moment shown above.