My GPG Keys
Since January 2023:
- all my git commits have been signed with GPG
- my SSH verification is also done with GPG
I also accept GPG-based E2EE messages, so if you want to ensure that the information you send can only be read by me, you can encrypt it with my public key.
The table below shows all GPG master keys that I have used:
| KEYID (Master Key) | Associated Email | Status | Usage | Generate At | Valid Until | Private Key Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 76424559FEBCF229 |
[email protected] |
Active | Git signature E2EE Messages SSH Authentication |
2023-01-19 | Forever | Subkeys: in yubikey Master: offline |
| 2 | ED9AB02E11F1D5E0 |
[email protected] |
Expired | Git signature | 2022-07-06 | 2023-01-21 | Offline |
| 3 | B44AB3AC84A7D51A |
[email protected] |
Expired | Git signature | 2022-05-08 | 2022-07-06 | Offline |
You can get the public keys of key 1 and 2 via WKD (Web Key Directory):
gpg --auto-key-locate clear,wkd --locate-keys [email protected]I also provide the base64 encoded version of all public keys:
- Key 1:
76424559FEBCF229(active) - Key 2:
ED9AB02E11F1D5E0(expired) - Key 3:
B44AB3AC84A7D51A(expired)