Gavin's personal PGP key has a fingerprint of:
01CDF4627A3B88AAE4A571C87588242FBE38D3A8
The code signing key has a fingerprint of:
26646D99CBAEC9B81982EF6029D9EE6B1FC730C1
Those are the only two valid Gavin keys. In the future, if a new key comes out, it must be signed by one of those two keys in order for it to be valid.
REMEMBER, anybody can sign anybody else's key. So people signing those keys above means nothing. But of those keys sign other keys, THEN that means Gavin has signed off on those other keys. But randoms signing the above keys doesn't mean shit. Anybody can sign those keys.
Topic: Gavin's PGP key has an impostor twin? (Read 1123 times)
There was an experiment done involving kittens, the details of which I am not at liberty to disclose, but I did confirm it, Gavin has an imposing impostor.
No kittens were hurt during the experiment (as far as I know).
No kittens were hurt during the experiment (as far as I know).
"Fred, isn't that Gavin's PGP key?"
There was an experiment done involving kittens, the details of which I am not at liberty to disclose, but I did confirm it, Gavin has an imposing impostor.
No kittens were hurt during the experiment (as far as I know).
No kittens were hurt during the experiment (as far as I know).
There was an experiment done involving kittens, the details of which I am not at liberty to disclose, but I did confirm it, Gavin has an imposing impostor.
No kittens were hurt during the experiment (as far as I know).
No kittens were hurt during the experiment (as far as I know).
There was an experiment done involving kittens, the details of which I am not at liberty to disclose, but I did confirm it, Gavin has an imposing impostor.
No kittens were hurt during the experiment (as far as I know).
No kittens were hurt during the experiment (as far as I know).
It's most likely himself setting up a scam.
Somehow I doubt it.
It's most likely himself setting up a scam.
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