public bool Validate(ProofKeyValidationInput testCase)
        {
            // Encode values from headers into byte[]
            var accessTokenBytes = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(testCase.AccessToken);
            var hostUrlBytes = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(testCase.Url.ToUpperInvariant());
            var timeStampBytes = EncodeNumber(testCase.Timestamp);

            // prepare a list that will be used to combine all those arrays together
            List<byte> expectedProof = new List<byte>(
                4 + accessTokenBytes.Length +
                4 + hostUrlBytes.Length +
                4 + timeStampBytes.Length);

            expectedProof.AddRange(EncodeNumber(accessTokenBytes.Length));
            expectedProof.AddRange(accessTokenBytes);
            expectedProof.AddRange(EncodeNumber(hostUrlBytes.Length));
            expectedProof.AddRange(hostUrlBytes);
            expectedProof.AddRange(EncodeNumber(timeStampBytes.Length));
            expectedProof.AddRange(timeStampBytes);

            // create another byte[] from that list
            byte[] expectedProofArray = expectedProof.ToArray();

            // validate it against current and old keys in proper combinations
            bool validationResult =
                TryVerification(expectedProofArray, testCase.Proof, _currentKey) ||
                TryVerification(expectedProofArray, testCase.OldProof, _currentKey) ||
                TryVerification(expectedProofArray, testCase.Proof, _oldKey);

            // TODO:
            // in real code you should also check that TimeStamp header is no more than 20 minutes old
            // but because we're using predefined test cases to validate that the method works
            // we can't do it here.
            return validationResult;
        }
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        public bool Validate(ProofKeyValidationInput testCase)
        {
            // Encode values from headers into byte[]
            var accessTokenBytes = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(testCase.AccessToken);
            var hostUrlBytes     = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(testCase.Url.ToUpperInvariant());
            var timeStampBytes   = EncodeNumber(testCase.Timestamp);

            // prepare a list that will be used to combine all those arrays together
            List <byte> expectedProof = new List <byte>(
                4 + accessTokenBytes.Length +
                4 + hostUrlBytes.Length +
                4 + timeStampBytes.Length);

            expectedProof.AddRange(EncodeNumber(accessTokenBytes.Length));
            expectedProof.AddRange(accessTokenBytes);
            expectedProof.AddRange(EncodeNumber(hostUrlBytes.Length));
            expectedProof.AddRange(hostUrlBytes);
            expectedProof.AddRange(EncodeNumber(timeStampBytes.Length));
            expectedProof.AddRange(timeStampBytes);

            // create another byte[] from that list
            byte[] expectedProofArray = expectedProof.ToArray();

            // validate it against current and old keys in proper combinations
            bool validationResult =
                TryVerification(expectedProofArray, testCase.Proof, _currentKey.CspBlob) ||
                TryVerification(expectedProofArray, testCase.OldProof, _currentKey.CspBlob) ||
                TryVerification(expectedProofArray, testCase.Proof, _oldKey.CspBlob);

            // TODO:
            // in real code you should also check that TimeStamp header is no more than 20 minutes old
            // but because we're using predefined test cases to validate that the method works
            // we can't do it here.
            return(validationResult);
        }