Public Key Change
Updated on 13 Jan 2016 permalink
Effective immediately my OpenPGP key with fingerprint “90C8 42FD 7D8E F1CA 25C7 63E2 6214 22E5 9C9F 9B75” is revoked, and superseded with “0D94 1BE2 A285 8FA0 0F34 BF4F 95BB 8B37 AD88 0C27”. Since there aren’t any signatures on the key, this is only a key management faux-pas.
According to a blog entry by dkg at debian-administration.org, key comments aren’t the greatest idea. The key change takes this, and some other minor key hygiene things into account.
Previously:
- Postel was Wrong
- Discord Webrtc Logging
- Keybase
- Public Key Change
- A Journal Of History
- Collapsing Contexts
- Cryptography And Backdoors
- Online Personas
- Life On The Internet
- Real Time
- Erlang And Reltool
- Memoization And Meemo
- UW Course Search
- OS 161 Retrospective
- Totp Authentication
- This Site