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```{admonition} VISUAL
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:class: warning
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show our visuals for these two layers of meaning:
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show our visuals for these two layers of meaning?
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- "sig-circle", vs
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- box with yellow tag-thing, including sig-circle
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```
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- Most of this metadata is encoded as so-called "subpackets," see {ref}`signature_subpackets`,
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- A raw cryptographic signature.
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```{admonition} VISUAL
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:class: warning
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show a version of our "yellow tag-thing with sig-circle" visual?
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```
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The cryptographic signature is calculated by its issuer. It certifies a hash digest, which in turn combines a set of input data. The exact input data depends on the signature type. Roughly: the hash digest is over the elements that the OpenPGP signature makes a statement about, combined with the metadata in the OpenPGP signature packet itself. More on this later.
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(signature_subpackets)=
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