Here you can find information related to my GPG keys: their status, their IDs, where to find them etc.
When I write GPG (which stands for the GNU Privay Guard), I mean any implementation of the OpenPGP standard (RFC 2440).
| Key Type | Status | Key ID | Fingerprint | GPG Key #0 (main) | Valid | CB7FFB05486EA33F | 8177 F6EB 4218 B6A0 D4F5 7D42 CB7F FB05 486E A33F |
|---|---|---|---|
| GPG Key #1 | Revoked | D9D0AEF225A6B8C3 | D5EA 49A0 4ED3 31E9 2C30 3526 D9D0 AEF2 25A6 B8C3 |
| GPG Key #2 | Revoked | E28FF778A949D783 | A27C 7519 4CAA EF29 4B32 3162 396A 7B7E |
| GPG Key #3 | Revoked | 17DDB2E00C8CDCF1 | 94D0 B85D 1C31 0DD0 B7FF CEAB 17DD B2E0 0C8C DCF1 |
| GPG Key #4 | Expired | E95D0C17936AA589 | C837 6F98 35EC FAD6 E1A4 7432 E95D 0C17 936A A589 |
| Pidgin(Gaim) IM NSS | Valid | (too many to list) | (likewise) |
Find a trust path to my key:
NEWS:
[26-09-2007] Added the trust path searching form. Note that it searches for keys only the strong set.
[26-07-2007] Revoked Key with ID D9D0AEF225A6B8C3 and created Key with ID CB7FFB05486EA33F. Reason: Corrupted secret keyring file.
[22-07-2007] Created this page.
I always check the fingerprints of the keys that I sign with my key with their owners either in person or by phone. So if you want your key signed by me and I don't know your voice, then we have to meet. Better yet, have your key signed by the Caltech ITS Security master key.
Alternatively, you should be able to obtain any of my keys from http://search.keyserver.net/
| Back to my home page. | Last updated: 26 September, 2007 |
See the GPG signed copy of this page.
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