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| = OpenPGP = | = Samat's cryptographic keys = I am an avid user and advocate of public key cryptography. On this page you can find information about my various public keys. == OpenPGP == |
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| uid Samat K Jain <XXX@samat.org> uid Samat K Jain <XXX@cs.nmsu.edu> uid Samat K Jain <XXX@rhombic.net> uid Samat K Jain <XXX@dbmi.columbia.edu> sub 4096R/8D18D72F 2009-05-15 [expires: 2015-01-01] |
uid Samat K Jain <xxx@samat.org> uid Samat K Jain <xxx@rhombic.net> uid Samat K Jain <xxx@cs.nmsu.edu> uid Samat K Jain <xxx@dbmi.columbia.edu> ssb 4096R/8D18D72F 2009-05-15 |
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| you can [[attachment:0x4A456FBA.asc|download my current key]] or [[http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x4A456FBA|fetch my current key via public key server]]. | You can [[attachment:0x4A456FBA.asc|download my current key]] or [[http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x4A456FBA|fetch my current key via public key server]]. [[https://keybase.io/samatjain|I'm on Keybase.IO.]] |
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| I have an older key (ID: 0x1A1993D3) whose use I am trying to phase out. While both still in my control and unexpired, it's based upon 1024-bit DSA and SHA-160 whose long-term security is dubious. You can still [[attachment:0x1A1993D3.asc|download my old key ]] and [[http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x1A1993D3|fetch the old key from a public key server]], but please use the newer one mentioned above. | I have an older key (ID: 0x1A1993D3) that expired in 2011. While still in my control and unrevoked, it's based upon 1024-bit DSA and SHA-160 whose long-term security is dubious. You can still [[attachment:0x1A1993D3.asc|download my old key ]] and [[http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x1A1993D3|fetch the old key from a public key server]], but please use the newer one mentioned above. I'd be happy to sign your key with mine, but take note I follow [[http://www.w4kwh.org/keysigning-party-guide/|mainstream keysigning guidelines]]. == Signal (née TextSecure) == If you have my phone number (no, you won't find it on this page), my key's fingerprint for [[https://whispersystems.org/|Signal]] (available on [[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.thoughtcrime.securesms|Android]] and [[https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/signal-private-messenger/id874139669?mt=8|iOS]]) is: {{{ 05 33 fe 67 33 e3 8b c2 fc 00 84 5b 94 fc cf 7c 43 c2 a1 2a cc 44 79 7e 35 6c 0f 74 da 72 28 8a 7c }}} |
Samat's cryptographic keys
I am an avid user and advocate of public key cryptography. On this page you can find information about my various public keys.
OpenPGP
My current OpenPGP key (ID: 0x4A456FBA) has the following information (e-mail addresses have been obfuscated):
sec 4096R/4A456FBA 2009-05-08 [expires: 2017-01-01]
Key fingerprint = E95D 7465 5B35 C5F6 B3B6 68CC 20C6 F0A6 4A45 6FBA
uid Samat K Jain <xxx@samat.org>
uid Samat K Jain <xxx@rhombic.net>
uid Samat K Jain <xxx@cs.nmsu.edu>
uid Samat K Jain <xxx@dbmi.columbia.edu>
ssb 4096R/8D18D72F 2009-05-15You can download my current key or fetch my current key via public key server. I'm on Keybase.IO.
I have an older key (ID: 0x1A1993D3) that expired in 2011. While still in my control and unrevoked, it's based upon 1024-bit DSA and SHA-160 whose long-term security is dubious. You can still download my old key and fetch the old key from a public key server, but please use the newer one mentioned above.
I'd be happy to sign your key with mine, but take note I follow mainstream keysigning guidelines.
Signal (née TextSecure)
If you have my phone number (no, you won't find it on this page), my key's fingerprint for Signal (available on Android and iOS) is:
05 33 fe 67 33 e3 8b c2 fc 00 84 5b 94 fc cf 7c 43 c2 a1 2a cc 44 79 7e 35 6c 0f 74 da 72 28 8a 7c
