Email Privacy Page

© 1998 by Brian Mork


I am capable of accepting a number of message formats, to include at least GPG, PGP, 7PLUS, R95, UUENCODE, and UUDECODE. Realize any keys you get here are stored on my internet host's computer; they could be tampered with. For the cautious, send me your encryption key, and I'll send you my key encrypted with your key. Then again, maybe they changed your key enroute to me. Gets kind of messy, doesn't it? Maybe you should just call me on the phone or confirm the key via USMail (see the PGP -kvc command).
 
This key is signed with my secret key to ensure non-tampering. Note that the first time you try to add this to your public key ring, you will get an error message because you can't check the signature without previously having my public key. Kind of a Catch-22, eh? The alternative would be to not sign it, but then if it's been tampered with, potentially they (not me) would be able to read any messages you sent me.
Download the ASCII version here.


This page is maintained by Brian Mork, owner & operator of Increa TM // It was last modified February 2006. Suggestions for changes and comments are always welcome. Contact me via e-mail.