Armory Signature Blocks

Signature block created by Armory.  Appropriate to be included in an email, inline or saved to file. Similarly easy to create from an offline computer and transfer to an online computer.

-----BEGIN-SIGNATURE-BLOCK-------------------------------------
Address:   1ArmoryXcfq7TnCSuZa9fQjRYwJ4bkRKfv
Message:   "I, Alan C. Reiner, have released Armory version "
           "0.55-alpha. The zip files containing the Armory "
           "binaries, have the following md5 hashes: Windows"
           " 32-bit: c0396c88f024289e086ec381a6b74156, Windo"
           "ws 64-bit: a4abfde8a0cd702983e915e9fba01c73. Ple"
           "ase do not use the downloaded zip-files if the m"
           "d5 hashes do not match!"
PublicKey: 0411d14f8498d11c33d08b0cd7b312fb2e6fc9aebd479f8e9a
           b62b5333b2c395c5f7437cab5633b5894c4a5c2132716bc36b
           7571cbe492a7222442b75df75b9a84
Signature: d60215832dbd383485ab0a8ba764f5cdcd206b8f0357f0e434
           d11caeed7303ba5f6a380f4baa3b484583552538067cc398c2
           bd2a13df473872612d8453e78a2a
-----END-SIGNATURE-BLOCK---------------------------------------

The message is *exactly* the concatenation of all the strings between quotes on every line of the message, with newlines removed and double-quotes replaced by single quotes.  The public key is a standard 65-byte public key that must match the address field at the top.  The signature is the standard double-sha256-hashed-then-ECDSA-signed version of the message using the private key.

Currently, Armory does not support compressed public keys or key recovery, but this signature block *format* can support all of the above:  either remove the public key, or supply the appropriate 02- or 03-prefixed compressed public key.