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Kicklinks
Security & method
No vague promises here. Just concrete methods to prove control, track a status, and revoke cleanly if an incident occurs.
Proof methods
Each asset uses an adapted proof method. The goal is simple: demonstrate that the requester has real, observable control over the asset concerned.
- Websites: meta tag, temporary file, or DNS record.
- Email addresses: receipt of a one-time link or code.
- Social accounts: temporary post, bio, description, or another publicly visible element.
- Documents, images, videos: cryptographic fingerprint (SHA-256) and explicit association with a certificate.
Proofs are verified automatically or manually depending on the asset type, then archived as a technical trace.
What Kicklinks verifies
Kicklinks documents observable facts. The page does not turn a claim into absolute truth; it shows what a third party can check.
- Observed control: received email, controlled domain, declared account, identified file, or linked channel depending on the flow.
- Consultable status: active, incomplete, unconfirmed, or revoked according to the real state of the proof.
- History and revocation: visible changes when an asset changes state, loses control, or should no longer be used as active proof.
Kicklinks verifies only the scope displayed by the proof. Any broader conclusion must remain separate from what is actually documented.
Identity verification
Identity verification relies on a specialist provider. This feature is currently being activated. The provider used and information about the processing of personal data will be communicated before any verification takes place.
- Once activated, this step may strengthen verification of the requester’s identity before certain certifications.
- Once available, this step may strengthen the link between a requester and a proof, without replacing a public authority, a platform, or a court decision.
- A verified identity does not by itself establish service quality, intent, or every future use of an asset.
Kicklinks’ role remains to connect consultable proofs, statuses, and revocations into a readable flow.
Signal, proof, status, certification, verdict
These words do not mean the same thing. Separating them avoids promising more than the proof can support.
- Signal: public reading that helps decide quickly what to inspect.
- Proof: verifiable element attached to a precise asset.
- Status: current state of that proof or asset.
- Certification: structured record of a proof, with date, identifier, and revocation rules.
- Verdict: public reading summary, never a legal decision.
Dispute and probative value
A Kicklinks proof can help build a clear, dated, verifiable file. It does not guarantee the outcome of a dispute.
- Present the proof as a documented element, not as absolute truth.
- Show the public verification page with the current status, not only an isolated PDF.
- Connect the proof to the precise facts concerned: asset, date, observed control, possible revocation.
For a complex dispute, assessment belongs to the competent authorities or legal professionals.
Read Proof & disputeIntegrity & traceability
- Each certification has a unique identifier.
- PDF certificates contain fixed data (date, asset, holder, status).
- A public verification link lets any third party check the current status.
- Fingerprints such as SHA-256 help verify that a file has not been altered.
Key principle
The PDF is a fixed proof. The public page is the real-time truth. The two are deliberately separated.
Revocation & incidents
Revocation is not a failure. It is a central security mechanism.
- Revocation is possible in case of hacking, loss of control, transfer, or error.
- Mandatory reason, recorded and publicly visible.
- Generation of a revocation certificate to keep a trace.
A revoked certification remains consultable, but can no longer be used as active proof.
Limits & responsibility
- Kicklinks does not guarantee the absence of fraud or hacking.
- Kicklinks does not judge the legality or legitimacy of content.
- Kicklinks provides a technical proof tool, not a legal certification in the regulatory sense.
Important information
Kicklinks provides a technical proof mechanism: observable control, status, traceability, and revocation. This does not constitute legal advice. For complex disputes, consult a legal professional.
