Nexum · The key log
Every key the house has signed with.
An examination is signed by the analyst who produced it, the reviewer who read it, and the house. The analyst and the reviewer each sign with their own examiner key, and the examination names which key signed in which capacity. These are the public halves of those keys, with the dates each was issued and, where it applies, revoked. A signature made before a key was revoked remains valid. Revoking a key ends its use from that moment on; it does not unmake anything the key signed before.
The log names the role a key signs in, never who holds it — publishing that would publish who examined whom.
The keys
Reading the log…