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The old node runner's view
An archive indexer copies the raw calldata of every Kalypso transaction as it lands on Arkiv, the same way any node runner who keeps history would. Deleting an entity on Arkiv doesn't touch these copies. Pick one and try to decrypt it.
What's captured
Raw transaction calldata: ciphertext, commitment, public attributes. Kept on disk even after the entity is deleted or expires on Arkiv.
What "try to decrypt" does
Runs a decryption attempt using everything an archive node can get its hands on, and prints every step in the log.
What to expect
Before a shred, the key shares still exist but live off-chain. After a shred, they don't exist anywhere. Either way, the archive alone holds no key. Why
Captured calldata
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