You can contact me at: greg at gregrperry dot com
I use GPG and PGP for secure communications. If anyone needs to contact me securely, so that I and only I can read it, here’s my public key. If you don’t know what that means, there’s a good overview on Wikipedia – Pretty Good Privacy. I don’t use PKI because it’s too commercial. I wouldn’t even use PGP anymore if you’re just getting started – I would recommend Gpg4win for my friends stuck with Windows. GPG is built in to Linux.
The number is 0xED7081CA – there may be older versions out there that should have been rescinded. My current key has the following fingerprints:
Hex:
A9FA 34E6 612C 1E33 70B4 832E F3D3 6CC1 ED70 81CA
Words: | |||
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revenge | whimsical | choking | trombonist |
fallout | Chicago | berserk | concurrent |
guidance | politeness | Mohawk | coherence |
upset | sociable | glucose | recover |
tunnel | hesitate | minnow | revenue |
This key is also available on several public keyservers, such as: | ||||
MIT keyserver | USA | |||
Veridis’ keyserver.net | USA | |||
DFN-CERT | Germany | |||
pgp.net | UK | |||
PGP Corp Global Directory | USA |
For more information on cryptography, encryption and using keys, start with the Wikipedia Portal.