AAES sample-pack verifier binaries — publisher-supplied provenance
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This file is publisher-supplied provenance. It is not independently verified
and it does not authenticate the binaries. The checksums in SHA256SUMS.txt are
distributed through the same site as the binaries and share the same channel
limits: they detect differences from the files as published, nothing more.

Build identifier : aaesctl dev (evaluation CLI, unsigned)
Source revision  : 6db49aa908d42686435b6146810b1655ba2d81c7 (2026-09-17),
                   clean working tree at build time
Toolchain        : go1.27.1
Build flags      : -trimpath, CGO_ENABLED=0
Build command    : cd aaes && GOOS=<os> GOARCH=<arch> go build -trimpath -o <output> ./cmd/aaesctl

Supported platforms (files under bin/):
  aaesctl-darwin-arm64        macOS on Apple silicon
  aaesctl-darwin-amd64        macOS on Intel
  aaesctl-linux-amd64         Linux on x86-64
  aaesctl-linux-arm64         Linux on ARM64 (aarch64)
  aaesctl-windows-amd64.exe   Windows on x86-64
  aaesctl-windows-arm64.exe   Windows on ARM64

Scope notes:
  - The binaries run the offline verification commands (verify, prove,
    inspect). The tamper demonstration script is a bash script: on Windows,
    run it in Git Bash or WSL; no chmod is needed there.
  - The AAES daemon itself targets Linux and macOS servers; Windows support
    in this pack covers the offline evaluation CLI only.
  - The Windows builds are the newest targets in this pack and have had the
    least exercise; report anything unexpected to hello@aaes.ai.

Verifier source is available under a scoped evaluation; the core repository
is private. Run these binaries only in a disposable evaluation environment,
without production credentials, sensitive data or privileged access. Buyers
whose policies prohibit unsigned downloads can request source review or
request-based delivery during a scoped evaluation.