This is my public PGP Key. To make use of it, you will want to have GnuPG installed. See the related links at the bottom right of this page for more information on Public key encryption.
Use
My key ID is
0xE2A07BC2
My key fingerprint is
46D7 CDE3 B454 6101 F222 6CFD BE88 9153 E2A0 7BC2
The uidthat goes with it is
Yan Brailowsky (YanB) yan.brailowsky ! gmail . com
(Note that the email address is obfuscated.)
This key is used for signing and/or encrypting documents, like email messages or ordinary files. I only have one key at the moment.
You can download my PGP key or find it below. But the best way to obtain my key is to get it from a keyserver like hkp://subkeys.pgp.net or ldap://keyserver.pgp.com.
If you do not have access to a keyserver, you can:
- First save the entire PGP block into a file (click on Grab), which we’ll call ybrailowsky.asc.
- Once you have a file with my key in it, perform the following command:
gpg --import ybrailowsky.asc
Please feel free to sign my key, if you feel that you’ve verified my identity and that the key is mine. But don’t sign it with an exportable signature.
Key
-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.1 (Darwin) mQGiBEVWCKkRBACdfh1xlYlk5asr3RUNiCSLg8ZdImuorYQ1FD1XxNw7MIftWATd 3HIk6PV2If3tD7+BYnN7Y8qPrxHO1BPPgBS76LDhu7izyUIRqRH952k3YqYMi0Pi 6vern1q/yEmzGkJpaX6514pMLx/V1FddjIVDOmlfQgpHJdTa4TyhZh6rTwCgp96k 3dkfNyozheZ5Qx5konqUMssD/1i+xnhzlKBgy/D3TebGx93MpjBYnGQrtgGtxh5q ZmdVgBvo7X1QkoL1FF745U7X3OBCvuzXtr5GjSmuvSErdja5By/RRg/SJzVLuJkF zkxqMtFYNpfqv2SgSuxWMiwDOpfpJi9oUaMME5PF/lG7PxH0YZqu8P8aPFvsw3ql ev8LA/9E35uCUoo864OpRlJZ1iBcrVemfutiGGg8NKviRgP1+lxCDZONGQiRWPPA xGKrOFZm27uv6IlDDEqM931/XzqV9vXpMBPGFbLRxfPwdEOoYnSzBnDkbqKZRueW QxtzzfSZFDj7WD/ocLAFbBmJIfD+MrYKIZ5kGSnJTBX7GVSGLLQwWWFuIEJyYWls b3dza3kgKFlhbkIpIDx5YW4uYnJhaWxvd3NreUBnbWFpbC5jb20+iF4EExECAB4F AkVWCKkCGwMGCwkIBwMCAxUCAwMWAgECHgECF4AACgkQvoiRU+Kge8JZkQCdHwTd f5d2WdeEdoo7ZFD7j1zWmaUAnj7GFEOtcmCtTyj2cTJdtVPFFIkhuQQNBEVWE5IQ EACA2kFIDFMfn4aXfxwyDfD3ao02DD8LBiutKLpLqvsyXtf0nxGZeq7bvQz5dFA2 Oky6E4bkVf/R/+4hgB/84gq7Mw88TJJrMO0sfzSnkuLVISv1KkqOu6oAoVJD3vE2 2TWnNcBJgQ4aXrjBvQ3yxfBWSgx5bMT04emJKLIn5kjfJpWLXtK2HkOS5q/FwAdr Xf2tqcknIcSHUoTCk9nQZwV+jkY9NTYkeb5bSa/d26dCQMJoQOHXnqX+ZW4NAOix V1HCoEHFZhRoFQ7wapYajRRoCyLd/m0MHlJz+8gvRk50zlmqMZu9s52nxjnrb2sp qqrMdSguDqyS/yCAo8Oz29fnGuEmV8XOuvEWia5hsQTSygwVsqfC30ezJM8R8axf NQErTQK/vSgHft9AmAnrwWFMW6q9utTaNrmt/7iGMtvja/Wn4/QsDE704ULMchT6 sQWpz+ZvxjGFVcLgCrgqFvofY/lvyrXACKzuxzuFs96stK4pBjBKxSX2G/NphEtp L3lsq6FNeh56yOQFZnA77IgJK5OE10B5VURCFlOSbB/R1UYc65sur8mPtuMEoARf x7bcAnO/eOqKEEh7FQqRolxo7Rz+/njhdyYzp4hnaJb2EUe2aFxebTvlTeQOd9zC oLkxWDoD0BuAi3GRhubhCeUQOVA3+A1TYEOg4fIOB56UZwAEDQ//V2S5zkDlVgJX WtQSkwk1d/8VNfpECzDaTu4ZJ7Nx//5zs8RIlXfVvKNw79dCJr7UhdN4i5QcK553 FLAEZ3WQCesCLxvV4B71VCqaiI/zYyYju3Oogzy8mPueWnZEBbqoGumxUdkepS40 TZb9D7MBHwOgsx9yfDodRbT0SJGt/qt3cr/d/1x7Q3qxqSEObSwJGCH8uyGrCGKq rWnmKxjBRGEaW6xuuMquP6u7hOORkq7gRzha2dPwKZNYex40BGaiGoqfyFSeaPBN AlwZu2GzvIgRXJhPtmrVb1UrV/h2cwalRtoj9HSZqHdXKZEaayCfSOWGtDx9V+L0 u3tytc53y+9T7BOit/kFhxGzMhYJt8yBYTJoag2iGzd8ItTdFp+0ns9qzzXa0t3V J6lAgjBiXhgTN9MP3IduxnkvkWKfNGjyLhm6LopYGzSA5q9ga5JhjR5YgwBne8/s tnftDjoUtpo4xc0sBZGKHKWNn3OjirkL5pInuhFMTbAchdhkjJ8sfXl+hkSblIsM mtMbStO/3M7ptnkHx+M8cqRsVex94VVmTpuOe88YhP7ceni118Yos4b8UAh50W2N D+voRGqxObrEj0NJvhsYmROlgQrfTtiOn1UeIWk1vccCaWOzU63GJJlSC2yZwgUR Y9lr5VcDxlrZOEoRcdQZkb1aAJqTu1qISQQYEQIACQUCRVYTkgIbDAAKCRC+iJFT 4qB7wt0iAJ9Wn4SfApcdGtD32p6A3GYGQ5aEYQCgkqUMlWZC08uRW6biGnYZQ1QT y0k= =Tv+x -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Why use PGP?
PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) allows me to digitally sign, or even encrypt, emails or files. Signed emails or files means that you can be sure it is I who sent them. Encrypted emails and files means that only someone using the proper PGP key can decrypt them.
Only someone who can access my computer and then unlock my PGP keyring can sign anything as me. But given that only I know the password for my PGP keyring, it is rather unlikely that my signature be forged.
I use OpenPGP. Visit the GnuPG website for more.
Installing OpenPGP on OSX
I found two sites with helpful step-by-step tutorials:
–Installing OpenPGP for a tutorial full of screenshots which helps you set up PGP on your computer and create a PGP key.
-Thunderbird now has native support for PGP (formerly the add-on Enigmail).