public keys

Introduction

Use encrypted email to send me confidential information.

If you wish to contact me privately using PGP, please use this PGP public key when emailing me at dylan.harris@live.ie. I can also be contacted using the encrypted Proton Mail service at artsandego@protonmail.com.

PGP and S/MIME

Here are two alternatives for those who do not have access to Proton Mail:

PGP

Here’s my PGP public key.

Just in case you need it, here’s my old PGP key.

If you’re new to PGP, you’ll need a PGP package. When choosing, keep in mind the critical problems reported in May 2018 with many (not all) PGP clients. I am in no position to suggest Mozilla Thunderbird, GNU privacy guard (GPG), or products by Symantec, who own PGP Inc..

S/MIME

I will be updating my S/MIME certificates in the near future. I suggest using PGP, if possible, for the time being.

Here’s my S/MIME email certificate.

Generally, you can buy an S/MIME certificate from a commercial Certificate Authority (CA), or make your own Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). I did the latter, making this certificate chain: root CA → primary CA → identity CA → email.

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