The BCT PGP/GPG Public Key Database: Stake Your PGP Key Here - page 10.

Quickseller

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Quote from: Timelord2067 on January 23, 2018, 06:43:22 PM

Quickseller (0x532DD290F0BEB516)

I have updated my QS key to have an expiration date of 2019. Please do not encrypt anything to the acctseller key, it is unlikely it will be able to be decrypted.

My updated expiration has been sent to the key servers and should update in due time. [/list]

ShiftKeyBroken

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forgot to sign a message

this is me, the public key is two posts above

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256

this is me, the public key is two posts above
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
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=aGJn
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

shorena

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Quote from: ShiftKeyBroken on March 03, 2018, 09:44:43 AM

pgp public key here: https://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x7C455218D9F8B28C

fingerprint: EDAE 52D0 6050 06CC F160 A591 7C45 5218 D9F8 B28C

ShiftKeyBroken

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pgp public key here: https://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x7C455218D9F8B28C

fingerprint: EDAE 52D0 6050 06CC F160 A591 7C45 5218 D9F8 B28C

Timelord2067

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Am cross posting this from the Stake your BitCoin address thread

Quote from: Azjum on March 02, 2018, 04:53:40 PM

Quote from: shorena on March 02, 2018, 04:36:31 PM

Quote from: Azjum on March 02, 2018, 04:33:25 PM

My Ethereum public key sign with the private key.

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{
  "address": "0x92568fa5c2bf4fe158df0b772837ee04055d4d08",
  "msg": "This adress 0x92568fA5c2Bf4FE158dF0b772837eE04055D4D08 is my Ethereum public key.",
  "sig": "0xbf67979f8fb7ddf3f99647ca63c73489f0076ce1e1bf60955c1db37a3bb4f08729b5430ae6d95 200df2d9abcb51e90eac052707de652c70cf10c26a3b1d8f9e41b",
  "version": "2"
}

My PGP key :

Quote

I lost my first account I do not want to lose that one !

Etherum keys wont help you restore accounts.

Thank's for this information

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My adress Bitcoin 18xfzwFo2e5eTRt8yW2qvxdsBxYEBMb295 is public adress of my Ledger.
Memo for me : The derivation path is m/44'/0'/0' .

(which clearly people can't read that it says BitCoin...)

nullius

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If you don’t do PGP, you don’t do crypto!

Quote from: Timelord2067 on February 24, 2018, 05:20:49 AM

I haven't had time to check this one out, but am cross posting it from the "Stake your BitCoin" thread:

Quote from: alia on February 23, 2018, 12:59:50 PM

The message verifies with her key, signed 2018-02-23 16:59:32Z—but as you well know, there is no key included in the message. Nor a fingerprint, nor a cross-certification from the 1Sexy Bitcoin key (1Sexyb1p8byGxunfTfHvL9SXsWqHyEPVk).

I’ve been getting Alia started with PGP; and though she’s a bright one, she’s still a PGP newbie. Thus, newbie mistakes. When I saw the post you quoted, I made it TODO to help Alia put together a post with a proper signed statement (containing useful information), cross-certification from 1Sexy, PGP fingerprint, and either the key itself or a link where same may be easily obtained. Unfortunately, this is not yet done due to mutually busy schedules.

Meanwhile, I did not post in the other thread because I did not want to add noise; I suggested she edit the post when everything is put together. I suppose I should have posted a note there.

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I haven't had time to check this one out, but am cross posting it from the "Stake your BitCoin" thread:

Quote from: alia on February 23, 2018, 12:59:50 PM

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Quote from: nullius on February 14, 2018, 01:15:03 PM

I was thinking to handle keyring distribution and maintenance via Github. If somebody who already has all these keys would be so kind as to send a starting keyring to the e-mail address in my sig, that could speed things up. I already spent enough time for now trying to copy and paste from forum threads. The bigger part will be to manually verify keys against posted fingerprints, and assess the reliability of that connection for the purpose of exportable signatures.

I ain't going to dwell on this exchange very much longer except to say if they were all in the one place, say one thread, then a key ring could be whipped up PDQ.

nullius

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If you don’t do PGP, you don’t do crypto!

Quote from: Timelord2067 on February 13, 2018, 09:53:50 PM

Don't be surprised if no one contacts you via PGP given you refuse to post your Public Key here in the thread that it's intended for...

I posted fingerprints (thanks for quoting!). Those will verify my keys, no matter where you obtain the actual keys. For those who want something they can copypaste, I made the fingerprints hyperlink to keyserver webpages which will remain up-to-date as subkeys, uids, and certification signatures get added/revoked/expired. Is that not good enough?

Quote from: Timelord2067 on February 13, 2018, 09:53:50 PM

As to the Key Ring with all / some BCT users' Public Keys; yep I proposed that a few pages ago. Am looking forward to the OP creating one someday.

::)

Good idea.

I was thinking to handle keyring distribution and maintenance via Github. If somebody who already has all these keys would be so kind as to send a starting keyring to the e-mail address in my sig, that could speed things up. I already spent enough time for now trying to copy and paste from forum threads. The bigger part will be to manually verify keys against posted fingerprints, and assess the reliability of that connection for the purpose of exportable signatures.

Timelord2067

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Quote from: nullius on February 12, 2018, 05:10:04 PM

Quote from: Timelord2067 on January 02, 2018, 10:22:50 AM

I've just noticed Junior Member nullius' signature in a post in a vanitygen thread I post in occasionally:

Post: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.26877499
Archive: http://archive.is/6nP6a#selection-1931.34-2113.61

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bech32(1) encode/decode for Bech32 strings & “Bravo Charlie” Addresses (man) • easyseed(1) BIP39 mnemonic phrase generator (man) • More to come!
There is only one Bitcoin. • Segwit nested: 3NULL3ZCUXr7RDLxXeLPDMZDZYxuaYkCnG • Bech32: bc1qcash96s5jqppzsp8hy8swkggf7f6agex98an7h
(Tips welcome.) • PGP Ed25519: 0xC2E91CD74A4C57A105F6C21B5A00591B2F307E0C (preferred) • RSA: 0x36EBB4AB699A10EE

The PGP 0xC2 is also on his profile page http://archive.is/lqi7R#selection-471.0-471.47

Thanks for noticing that. My PGP key fingerprints are:

Ed25519, preferred: 0xC2E91CD74A4C57A105F6C21B5A00591B2F307E0C
(RSA: 0xA232750664CC39D61CE5D61536EBB4AB699A10EE)

Ed25519 (and also, Curve25519 encryption) can be used with GnuPG 2.1+, based on a draft standard and just using a number which bureaucracy has not assigned. It is supported by some others (including Keybase—n.b. that my profile there is way out of date, since their interface is horrible if you don’t give them your keys). I am not alone in wishing for Ed448-Goldilocks. Too bad. As a pseudonymous personality, my Ed25519 fingerprint is me.

Due to spotty support otherwise, I have been maintaining an RSA key (4096 bits, of course). It feels like the 90s, when Usenet signature sported fingerprints for PGP 2.x/5.x keys.

I will not be pasting the keys themselves into a message here. That’s not the right way to do things, if the tedium I’ve spent trying to gather keys is any indicator! Fingerprints will suffice. PGP fingerprints have a 2¹⁶⁰ security level, and will not go out of date as subkeys and userids change.

My aforestated fingerprints are for certification-only primary keys which were generated on an airgap machine, have never been exposed to a net-connected machine, and never expire. (`man gpg` and search for --export-secret-subkeys. Lazyweb also has blog guides for how to do this.) I use those to add, revoke, and/or extend the expiry of subkeys, as well as changing userids as needed. Some of my subkeys expire next month—no big deal; I’ll either extend their expiration dates (yes, you can do that!), or issue replacements if I want to. People can then refresh my keys from keyservers, relying on the fingerprint and primary key they already have.

I have (much) more to say about PGP keys. Since I found this thread, I’ve been trying to gather and organize keys; I am contemplating a project to make a Bitcoin Forum PGP Keyring. I will post again later, or start a new thread if warranted. Promoting PGP usage on the forum is a special interest of mine:

Quote from: nullius on February 09, 2018, 09:01:26 PM

This is why I think user education is important. For a forum dealing with what is now colloquially called “crypto”, only an astonishly small proportion of users are crypto-savvy.

One of my first thoughts on seeing anything Bitcoin-related is, “Why isn’t public-key crypto used for all authentication?” Of all places, the Bitcoin Forum should lead with that! If you use Bitcoin, you should also use PGP, at the bare minimum; and the attention brought by Bitcoin makes for an opportunity to introduce more people to what old cypherpunks call “crypto”, resulting in more security all-around.

Don't be surprised if no one contacts you via PGP given you refuse to post your Public Key here in the thread that it's intended for...

http://archive.is/CS04U#selection-7475.0-7657.411

As to the Key Ring with all / some BCT users' Public Keys; yep I proposed that a few pages ago. Am looking forward to the OP creating one someday.

Roll Eyes

nullius

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If you don’t do PGP, you don’t do crypto!

Classy:

Well, somebody can’t stand to see criticism of Mircea Popescu.

As the only reply by #479624 “Last of the V8s” to my most recent post in this thread, that’s on-topic in “Reputation” but off-topic in a PGP thread. Apologies for the noise, folks.

nullius

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If you don’t do PGP, you don’t do crypto!

Quote from: Last of the V8s on February 12, 2018, 05:41:19 PM

Quote from: nullius on February 12, 2018, 05:10:04 PM

I have (much) more to say about PGP keys.

Did you follow the phuctorings?

I do not accept segwit outputs as payment, nor send them.
~14 easy tricks to save bitcoin http://trilema.com/2013/how-to-airgap-a-practical-guide/
The auditable hardware RNG https://archive.is/CGQkR

Last I checked, the “phuctor” page had disappeared and was a redirect to the author’s homepage. I didn’t bother digging, given that said author is one whom I’ve found to eviscerate his own credibility:

Quote from: nullius on February 10, 2018, 07:34:11 AM

N.b. that unlike most of the anti-Segwit crowd, Popescu is against P2SH, too. He really means it when he claims that the only valid Bitcoin addresses start with a “1”.

Caveat lector. Generally, Popescu states many truths, including a few controversial ones; he liberally mixes that with half-truths, innuendo, bare assertions of questionable factuality (or worse), and occasionally, outright nonsense. He is obviously intelligent. He excels at showmanship. He is probably effective at overawing and brainwashing many readers. I have no idea what his game is, and he is not sufficiently important for me to attempt divining his motives.

Anyway, this is off-topic on this thread. If you care to take it up elsewhere, feel free to start a new thread in an appropriate forum and PM me the link. I’ll reply if (and only if) it’s interesting.

Last of the V8s

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Quote from: nullius on February 12, 2018, 05:10:04 PM

I have (much) more to say about PGP keys.

Did you follow the phuctorings?

nullius

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If you don’t do PGP, you don’t do crypto!

Quote from: Timelord2067 on January 02, 2018, 10:22:50 AM

I've just noticed Junior Member nullius' signature in a post in a vanitygen thread I post in occasionally:

Post: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.26877499
Archive: http://archive.is/6nP6a#selection-1931.34-2113.61

Quote

bech32(1) encode/decode for Bech32 strings & “Bravo Charlie” Addresses (man) • easyseed(1) BIP39 mnemonic phrase generator (man) • More to come!
There is only one Bitcoin. • Segwit nested: 3NULL3ZCUXr7RDLxXeLPDMZDZYxuaYkCnG • Bech32: bc1qcash96s5jqppzsp8hy8swkggf7f6agex98an7h
(Tips welcome.) • PGP Ed25519: 0xC2E91CD74A4C57A105F6C21B5A00591B2F307E0C (preferred) • RSA: 0x36EBB4AB699A10EE

The PGP 0xC2 is also on his profile page http://archive.is/lqi7R#selection-471.0-471.47

Thanks for noticing that. My PGP key fingerprints are:

Ed25519, preferred: 0xC2E91CD74A4C57A105F6C21B5A00591B2F307E0C
(RSA: 0xA232750664CC39D61CE5D61536EBB4AB699A10EE)

Ed25519 (and also, Curve25519 encryption) can be used with GnuPG 2.1+, based on a draft standard and just using a number which bureaucracy has not assigned. It is supported by some others (including Keybase—n.b. that my profile there is way out of date, since their interface is horrible if you don’t give them your keys). I am not alone in wishing for Ed448-Goldilocks. Too bad. As a pseudonymous personality, my Ed25519 fingerprint is me.

Due to spotty support otherwise, I have been maintaining an RSA key (4096 bits, of course). It feels like the 90s, when Usenet signature sported fingerprints for PGP 2.x/5.x keys.

I will not be pasting the keys themselves into a message here. That’s not the right way to do things, if the tedium I’ve spent trying to gather keys is any indicator! Fingerprints will suffice. PGP fingerprints have a 2¹⁶⁰ security level, and will not go out of date as subkeys and userids change.

My aforestated fingerprints are for certification-only primary keys which were generated on an airgap machine, have never been exposed to a net-connected machine, and never expire. (`man gpg` and search for --export-secret-subkeys. Lazyweb also has blog guides for how to do this.) I use those to add, revoke, and/or extend the expiry of subkeys, as well as changing userids as needed. Some of my subkeys expire next month—no big deal; I’ll either extend their expiration dates (yes, you can do that!), or issue replacements if I want to. People can then refresh my keys from keyservers, relying on the fingerprint and primary key they already have.

I have (much) more to say about PGP keys. Since I found this thread, I’ve been trying to gather and organize keys; I am contemplating a project to make a Bitcoin Forum PGP Keyring. I will post again later, or start a new thread if warranted. Promoting PGP usage on the forum is a special interest of mine:

Quote from: nullius on February 09, 2018, 09:01:26 PM

This is why I think user education is important. For a forum dealing with what is now colloquially called “crypto”, only an astonishly small proportion of users are crypto-savvy.

One of my first thoughts on seeing anything Bitcoin-related is, “Why isn’t public-key crypto used for all authentication?” Of all places, the Bitcoin Forum should lead with that! If you use Bitcoin, you should also use PGP, at the bare minimum; and the attention brought by Bitcoin makes for an opportunity to introduce more people to what old cypherpunks call “crypto”, resulting in more security all-around.

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No I dont escrow anymore.

Quote from: EcuaMobi on February 06, 2018, 01:07:46 PM

Quote from: grtthegreat on August 23, 2015, 09:16:04 AM

EcuaMobi --- LINK 2 (C9DA 8217 40A7 1D0B 8D59 3F69 B0AC CED7 AC0B 3E80)

Please update my PGP key:

The new fingerprint is:
37D06E1D43EC62B874DD56868DAFD805AE6D5F7A

Required verification (including a message signed with my old key) can be found here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.29732681

I've already updated Keybase.

Thanks.

quoted

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https://Ecua.Mobi

Quote from: grtthegreat on August 23, 2015, 09:16:04 AM

EcuaMobi --- LINK 2 (C9DA 8217 40A7 1D0B 8D59 3F69 B0AC CED7 AC0B 3E80)

Please update my PGP key:

The new fingerprint is:
37D06E1D43EC62B874DD56868DAFD805AE6D5F7A

Required verification (including a message signed with my old key) can be found here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.29732681

I've already updated Keybase.

Thanks.

Timelord2067

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Amon Raa u=378067 http://archive.is/fHVFw who is an alt of anonymous22 u=248833 http://archive.is/Jt8Ey has posted PGP key details on their profile page:

Code:

Name: Amon Raa u=378067
Posts: 221
Activity: 221
Merit: 100
Position: Full Member
Date Registered: 16 September 2014, 00:35:16
Last Active: 14 December 2017, 00:41:35

Email: hidden
Website: PGP Public Key https://keybase.io/el_don/key.asc
Current Status: Offline Offline
Bitcoin address: 1HpJkoJyEe27rRxmwg4hZUAtfavs4eDx2L
Other contact info: keybase.io fingerprint: 41B560DEFBEB0A2287F534322425A161387FE454

http://archive.is/fHVFw#selection-485.24-485.64

Code:

https://keybase.io/el_don/key.asc

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Version: Keybase OpenPGP v2.0.61
Comment: https://keybase.io/el_don

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Code:

Name: anonymous22
Posts: 1141
Activity: 896
Merit: 1000
Position: Hero Member
Date Registered: 13 February 2014, 09:29:50
Last Active: 29 November 2016, 10:57:57

Current Status: Offline Offline
Skype: d0n_xx
Gender: Male
Age: N/A
Location:
Local Time: 06 February 2018, 12:39:36
Trust: -1: -1 / +1

Probably started the brand new UID

Code:

Name: anonymous222 u=937187 http://archive.is/WiNRe
Posts: 0
Activity: 0
Merit: 0
Position: Brand new
Date Registered: 02 January 2017, 17:02:33
Last Active: 02 January 2017, 17:04:19

See also: My "anonymous22" account is locked https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/my-anonymous22-account-is-locked-1693158 http://archive.is/Flf4S

Timelord2067

legendary

Activity: 3626

Merit: 2209

💲🏎️💨🚓

I am cross posting this here:

Although this message is signed by the PGP attributed to EcuaMobi the key used expired in 2016 on the 10th of June.

Quote from: Timelord2067 on February 06, 2018, 06:04:25 AM

Quote from: EcuaMobi on February 05, 2018, 09:51:42 PM

I'm staking a new BTC address as I'm using a new wallet:

1H9CasuE7sAK2TVhPf26LyfQzmeuuuauoy

I'm signing a message with my PGP key posted here: https://bitcointalk.org/?topic=977202
as well as with the new BTC address

Code:

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I am EcuaMobi @ bitcointalk.org
my PGP key is C9DA821740A71D0B8D593F69B0ACCED7AC0B3E80
2018-02-06
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1H9CasuE7sAK2TVhPf26LyfQzmeuuuauoy
IGdV/mAk/5tj0xsTPIF124fv5ShyvcFyNrmYmo/Oi+rcYIFM701SdzqU8KYJwZLY6gT6PqzIY4ZEkRDz4594BYg=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Although this message is signed by the PGP attributed to EcuaMobi the key used expired in 2016 on the 10th of June.

Key used:

Code:

Kleopatra:

Code:

User-ID:
EcuaMobi
a.k.a.:
EcuaMobi
Validity:
from 2014-06-10 15:13 through 2016-06-10 15:13
Certificate type:
4,096-bit RSA
Certificate usage:
Signing EMails and Files, Encrypting EMails and Files, Certifying other Certificates, Authenticate against Servers
Key-ID:
AC0B3E80
Fingerprint:
C9DA821740A71D0B8D593F69B0ACCED7AC0B3E80
Ownertrust:
unknown
Stored:
on this computer

PGP:

Code:

EcuaMobi --- LINK 2 (C9DA 8217 40A7 1D0B 8D59 3F69 B0AC CED7 AC0B 3E80)

*** PGP SIGNATURE VERIFICATION ***
*** Status: Good Signature from Invalid Key
*** Alert: Please verify signer's key before trusting signature.
*** Signer: EcuaMobi (0xAC0B3E80)
*** Signed: 6/02/2018 11:45:34 AM
*** Verified: 6/02/2018 7:50:01 PM
*** BEGIN PGP VERIFIED MESSAGE ***

I am EcuaMobi @ bitcointalk.org
I confirm I own the bitcoin address 1H9CasuE7sAK2TVhPf26LyfQzmeuuuauoy
2018-02-06

*** END PGP VERIFIED MESSAGE ***

The signing of the new BitCoin Wallet Address by PGP cannot be relied upon.

Thirdspace should have realised that when they attempted to verify the signed message.

My message archived for future reference: http://archive.is/86oGw#selection-4151.0-4493.76

Timelord2067

legendary

Activity: 3626

Merit: 2209

💲🏎️💨🚓

shorena

copper member

Activity: 1498

Merit: 1499

No I dont escrow anymore.

Quote from: vlom on January 28, 2018, 01:08:36 PM

Fingerprint: 133D 9194 592B EFF2 B155 B1B4 F09E 13EB 9EB8 2ADD

Code:

quoted

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