To ensure our communication remains private and authenticated, I use PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) encryption. My PGP Public Keys allows you to encrypt messages to me and verify my digital signature.
Using PGP is especially recommended when:
- You are sending sensitive or personal information
- You want to verify that a message genuinely came from me
- You care about privacy and data integrity
If you do like to communicate securely, please use my public keys below.
My PGP Fingerprints and Public Keys
PGP Fingerprints
- PGP fingerprint for my personal address:
gpg --fingerprint A1C9A7F709D3A889A3539A78C7CEA07966701A9E - PGP fingerprint for my security address:
gpg --fingerprint D8B80874001A39C573C4BC3F7A3694918FF5706D
PGP Public Keys
I run a WKD to publish my public keys. To locate them, you can run, for example: gpg --locate-keys security@vand3rlinden.com (also published at keys.openpgp.org).