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- OIDC Verification Cheat Sheet - Sigstore
To verify a signature created by a workflow, you still need both the certificate-identity and the certificate-oidc-issuer, but they look a little different than when the signature is manually generated
- If `--cert-email` is provided, `--cert-oidc-provider` should be . . .
Verification of the identity of the signer is a critical part of Sigstore verification Otherwise, you are only verifying that there is some signature that is valid, instead of checking that the signature was generated by someone you trust
- Identity Authentication | sigstore fulcio | DeepWiki
This page explains how Fulcio handles identity verification and authentication within the Sigstore ecosystem It focuses on the OpenID Connect (OIDC) integration, supported identity providers, and how identity information is embedded in certificates
- Signing and Verifying Code with Sigstore | Bytes Ladders
This should ask you to authenticate with an IdP to obtain an OIDC identity token Behind the scenes, Sigstore creates a new local ephemeral keypair, then uses the OIDC identity token to create a Certificate Signing Request for the keypair which it sends to Fulcio
- Chapter 12. Manage secure signatures with sigstore
The identity piece of a signature is tied to the OpenID Connect (OIDC) identity through the Fulcio certificate authority, which simplifies the signature process by allowing key-less signing
- OpenPubkey and Sigstore - Sigstore Blog
It’s a new scheme for using OIDC providers to sign arbitrary objects It bears a lot of resemblance to Sigstore, so I thought it would be worth taking some time to explain the differences, including some advantages and disadvantages
- Wrong identity provider · Issue #970 · sigstore sigstore-python - GitHub
I expected the value to be https: accounts google com Could you share the API calls you made? If you used Issuer identity_token() and went through the interactive flow, that took you through Sigstore's Dex instance rather than directly through the Google OIDC IdP
- Goodbye SSH Keys: Keyless Git and Artifact Signing with OIDC, Sigstore . . .
Today, short‑lived, verifiable identities via OIDC, Sigstore, and workload identity are mature enough to run at scale They reduce risk, improve accountability, and fit naturally into modern CI CD
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