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blog.jak-linux.org
I started transitioning from 1024D to 4096R. The new key is available at: https://people.debian.org/~jak/pubkey.gpg and the keys.gnupg.net key server. A very short transition statement is available at: https://people.debian.org/~jak/transition-statement.txt and included below (the http version might get extended over time if needed). The key consists of one master key and 3 sub keys (signing, encryption, authentication). The sub keys are stored on an OpenPGP v2 Smartcard. That's really cool, isn't it? |
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urda.com
I changed OpenPGP keys. This is the public proof! |
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blog.josefsson.org
[AI summary] Technologist Simon Josefsson announces the transition from his old public key to a new one and requests signatures to integrate it into the web of trust. |
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blog.redcrowlab.com
Much of the time people engage in short term security testing such as penetration tests, vulnerability assessments, code reviews, etc. Often these are 1-2 weeks with some period for reporting. The approach to conducting these sorts of projects typically includes the following types of steps: * Heavy reliance on automated tools |
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