[Merit] Hey Bitcoiners! Can You Send Encrypted Messages? - page 26.

NotATether

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Quote from: OgNasty on November 15, 2020, 06:02:05 PM

EDIT: Thank you for correcting your oversight, but now it appears it was not encrypted using my public key as I am unable to decrypt it. Shocked

I used my own public key for the send and receive addresses Cheesy

, I’ll edit the post later with a message encrypted for your own.

OcTradism

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Hey Ognasty!

I did not try the PGP and ecrypted messages but yes you brought a challenge and I will give it my try. I will come back to edit this post if I successfully do it after learning about it. If I fail to learn and encrypt it, I will delete this post

OgNasty

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Quote from: NotATether on November 15, 2020, 05:57:51 PM

I obviously don't need merit but this is how you guys do it:

The thread is about sending encrypted messages, not signed messages. Preferably, I would like the message to remain private as an encrypted message should be (see example in OP). It also displays a higher level of understanding as they must import my public key and not just sign a message with their own. For unencrypted signed messages, I would still prefer to use Bitcoin signatures on this forum.

EDIT: Thank you for correcting your oversight, but now it appears it was not encrypted using my public key as I am unable to decrypt it. Shocked

EDIT2: You got it fixed! Merit sent.

NotATether

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I obviously don't need merit but this is how you guys do it:

Code:

PGP: 520A E7DD 0C2F DB5C 4783 8A35 1C3D 1D19 C8E8 B6D8

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA1

I'm NotATether and I can sign a message.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (GNU/Linux)
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=bZsI
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

Your signature might be different from mine, You're probably not going to have GNU/Linux or SHA1 in your message but it's still a valid signed message.

late edit: oops, I mistakenly sent a signed message, but what the heck, I'll get an encrypted message example ready too. Better learn how to do both of them.

Code:

-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (GNU/Linux)
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=LFQm
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----

If you decrypt this message, it reads

Code:

I'm NotATether and I can encrypt a message.

Edit 2020-11-16: encrypted with your key in recipients list

Code:

-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (GNU/Linux)

hQEMA6M4xhfeZuZWAQf/XC47SgzF4KnKMyY9X+ybDbSP4uuh5KLWaW3NsLPaK660
WkWn9VgDSu+yNyPyXVVSrRhbeMEv/9DhQhOPHaIGn8UtxbQnJZ+rWABJwog81wcS
q1mB9JezOu32QLitrzTkWcGQdZw/K8wqe2WljQK00FAbMoV0XrU7wgpFnusCMf5U
IZAw9so7wjz8vDOa3jytbWAsCwvxJ2KGocgbvXjR4tNLnfAA6Kmit1WtYfBlCVBW
uPKqftDZxJlzamwt8Pf7y+vLdTINEXQWv5JWp0XG3/0pwbmtuHCAIj21F4mlYSJh
V6b0O3mM2VouW3Ne4eQadAsOcPICNEBnPe/eyBf2uNJnASXd2/LDMRperdSQ91dl
7SYSBjaxppX3QE/4QnAb5rFVPINijK8uGGbIY9xSOQiGuW9gqDJ0hu1uxCyPUvgY
dYhnt2Jz3Tzi6E4GrShFRhxKztitAEYZFx/pckbq2hcFF5EtOpbuSQ==
=kZdq
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----

OgNasty

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Hey Bitcoiners! Can You Send Encrypted Messages?

I want to give you the opportunity to earn some merit by using your encryption skills. There is a great guide linked below showing you how to send an encrypted message. If you can encrypt a message containing your bitcointalk username using my PGP key, post it here and I will send you merit as time allows (if it works and I have available sMerit). Enjoy!

NOTE: If your post history is full of bounty applications or your account is loaded with negative trust or any other reason I feel like, I will not reward you with merit.

Tutorial: PGP Signature - Encrypt/Decrypt message

My PGP Key:

Code:

Example:

Code:

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