<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>This article provides an overview of the TLSNotary protocol and its key concepts.</li><li>The Transcript refers to the plaintext of all application data exchanged between the Prover and the Server.</li><li>Attestation is a signed document by a Notary that verifies the TLS connection, comprising a Header and a Body.</li><li>Extensions can be added to an Attestation to implement application-specific functionality.</li><li>A Presentation includes proof of an Attestation and selectively disclosed information about the TLS connection.</li><li>The MPC-TLS protocol produces commitments to the entire Transcript of application data.</li><li>Prover can selectively disclose sections of commitments and choose different commitment schemes.</li><li>Prover makes an attestation request with configuration options and may request Extensions.</li><li>The Prover receives an Attestation and corresponding Secrets from the Notary.</li><li>Notary issues the Attestation upon receiving a request from the Prover.</li><li>Prover constructs a verifiable Presentation using the Attestation and Secrets.</li><li>Verifier checks the verifying key and verifies the Presentation.</li></ul>

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