The Dave Dimension: PGP Key

This page contains my public PGP key. In case you are wondering what that is, its a series of characters which is used by the popular encryption program PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) to encrypt e-mails or files that you want to send to someone (me, in this case).

It ensures that only I can decrypt the file or e-mail with my private PGP key. Depending on your level of paranoia, it is impossible for anyone else to decrypt and view it except me.

It can also be used to verify messages I send to you to ensure they did indeed come from me.

For more information on PGP, visit the PGP home page at http://www.pgp.com/

If you live outside the USA then you will have to get all PGP encryption programs from a non-USA server because of various laws and regulations, which boil down to the fact that governments don't like anyone but themselves to have access to totally private communication.

Anyway, if you want PGP and you don't live in the USA, you can get it from:

Enough of my wittering, choose which PGP keys you want to download:

My RSA key This is my RSA key. Use this one if you are using PGP 4.5 or less.	My DSS/Diffie-Hellman key This is my DSS/Diffie-Hellman key. Use this one if you are using PGP 5 or later.	My old revoked key This is my older revoked key. If you have added my old key to your keyring, you should download this revoked version and add it to your keyring. This should disable my old key.
Note: You may have to press [Shift] while clicking on the links above to download them. Alternatively, you can follow the link and when the browser displays the key, choose "Save As..." from the file menu to save it to disk. If you need help adding keys to your keyring, go to The International PGP Page if you are using PGP 2.6x or less or view your versions help.

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