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Cryptographic keys

This page contains all the cryptographic public keys I use for different purposes, ranging from encryption and decryption to signing Git commits and even identity verification without requiring an government-issued ID.

Key-signing ceremories

If you would like to build your web of trust with me (and probably with your friends), let me know (via my meeting booking form, or via regular chat venues). Due to my current schedule as a high school student, I'm only accept asynchorous key-signing ceremories for the moment.

For asynchorous ceremories, I recommend doing it publicly through this repo and #keysigning-ceremories.recaptime.dev:envs.net. In case of in-person ceremories, taking a picture with yours truly (with your own list of PGP fingerprints on a piece of paper) is enough.

GPG Keys

You can get all the GPG keys I use publicly, including the 2021 key (as shown on Keybase) and ProtonMail-specific encryption key in one file here. Make sure to check the fingerpints and/or key IDs against this list to ensure its the right key.

# one-liner import from my website (or via ajhalili2006.vern.cc and ctrl-c.club/~ajhalili2006)
# For my eu.org domain, use either the regular suffix or uk.eu.org one.
gpg --fetch-keys "https://andreijiroh.eu.org/keys/pgp.asc"
# sourcehut/gitlab, but it is advised to import latest keys and signatures from keyservers, listed below
gpg --fetch-keys "https://meta.sr.ht/~ajhalili2006.pgp"
gpg --fetch-keys "https://mau.dev/ajhalili2006.gpg"

If you prefer to load it from a keyserver (let say you're an Ubuntu/Debian developer snooping around my Launchpad.net profile), you can do so with these command below:

# Other keyservers: pgp.mit.edu, keys.openpgp.org, keys.mailvelope.com
gpg --keyserver hkps://keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys \
  4D5E631758CB9CC45941B1CE67BFC91B3DA12BE8 \
  0527234A430387EA5695D824A30EBE40AD856D88 \
  EA957E7086E934F8DB9CAD21940047813E9D641C \
  5D69E717C5BC95731C2AD8BD120C218ED2291996

Keys I use

  • 4D5E631758CB9CC45941B1CE67BFC91B3DA12BE8 - the December 2022 PGP key used for commits and encryption (primary email: ajhalili2006@gmail.com)
  • 0527234A430387EA5695D824A30EBE40AD856D88 - the Feburary 2021 PGP key, as shown on my Keybase profile (primary email: andreijiroheugeniohalili24680@gmail.com)
  • EA957E7086E934F8DB9CAD21940047813E9D641C - spare signing key for software release, especially on my own Debian package repos/Launchpad PPAs.
  • 5D69E717C5BC95731C2AD8BD120C218ED2291996 - ProtonMail specific encryption key (ajhalili2006@proton.me)

SSH Keys

You can also get all the keys in one file (and its signers file) at the following URLs:

These SSH keys are used for signing Git commits and tags occassionally, as well for signing checksums file and identity verification on account recovery for sr.ht and Miraheze.