Sending Secure Messages
You can send secure (encrypted and/or signed) email to me by using my
public key
and the
"Pretty Good Privacy" (PGP) program.
I currently use
PGP version 2.6.3ia on an IBM PC;
various versions of PGP are available.
See
www.pgp.net
for more information.
Use "pgp -seat ..." to encrypt and sign your message before mailing it,
and inform me of your public key if you want a secure reply.
My 1024-bit PGP key ID is
B801D2BD and its fingerprint is:
E3BD3111 CF805E82 D89EF1A4 B7F7F7F1
If your version of PGP does not support RSA keys, you can use my
DSS key instead. It is
here.
You can find other people's PGP keys
here.
The PGP signature graph
For my unpublished analysis of the largest connected component of the
PGP signature graph, which includes mainly PGP keys which are
in some sense "reliable" (though no guarantees can be given),
press
here.
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