My GPG Key
I do not use or trust key servers. I've also been told that there are
both old keys as well as fake keys on some key servers claiming to be
mine. Here is information about the GPG keys that are really mine:
Presumed
<![CDATA[pub 4096R/95FD6FE1D0541BD8 2023-11-10
Key fingerprint = 8312 F543 21EC 90F4 59C6 A63F 95FD 6FE1 D054 1BD8
uid Anton McClure <anton@presumed.net>
sub 4096R/2E51563240BAC0A8 2023-11-10]]>
University of Akron
<![CDATA[pub 4096R/F3D6721579020A7A 2021-01-20
Key fingerprint = 6DD7 F47B 5220 0897 2466 0D0F F3D6 7215 7902 0A7A
uid Anton McClure <asm135@uakron.edu>
sub 4096R/EF4C71426005E0EA 2021-01-20]]>
GNU
<![CDATA[pub 4096R/FCF0B5DCF06A8079 2024-04-24
Key fingerprint = 40DA 3AF2 9727 8DA2 B8E1 8D2F FCF0 B5DC F06A 8079
uid Anton McClure <asm@gnu.org>
sub 4096R/2ADA5C2E2F97B35F 2024-04-24
]]>
As also pointed out by Richard
Stallman: "of course, to be really sure which key is mine, you
need to get my key fingerprint from me or follow a chain of
signatures. If a phony key appears to be signed by someone you trust,
you should see what's up with that person."
Additionally, if you want to send me encrypted messages or recieve
encrypted responses, you must send me your key
since I do not trust key servers, nor
will I use a key server to retrieve it. I do not promise to keep it
permanently if we do not talk often either.
Anton McClure /
anton@presumed.net
Last updated: Sun Jun 2 02:08:40 EDT 2024
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