Independent Verification

Verify Digital Evidence

Paste a SHA-256 hash to independently verify that a VaultShot capture is authentic and has not been tampered with.

How Verification Works

VaultShot uses SHA-256 cryptographic hashing — the same standard used in digital forensics and blockchain.

1

Every pixel is fingerprinted

When VaultShot captures a screenshot, it computes a SHA-256 hash of the image file. This 64-character string uniquely identifies the exact contents of the capture.

2

Any change breaks the hash

If even a single pixel is altered, the hash completely changes. This makes it mathematically impossible to tamper with the evidence without detection.

3

Anyone can verify independently

Opposing counsel, judges, or auditors can paste a hash on this page to confirm the capture exists in VaultShot's records and view its original timestamp and metadata.

You can also verify any VaultShot capture using standard tools:

openssl dgst -sha256 screenshot.png

Compare the output hash against the one on the chain of custody certificate.