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New PGP Key Fingerprint | 2021-01-15 |
New PGP Key Fingerprint
This morning I got an encrypted email, and in the process of trying to decrypt it I discovered that I had lost my PGP key. I have no idea how I lost it. As such, I have created a new PGP key and replaced the one on my website with it. I did the replacement in this commit, which you can see is verified with a subkey of my new key.
My new PGP key ID is 803C 935A E118 A224
. The key with the ID 799F 9134 8118 1111
should not be used anymore. Here are all the subkey fingerprints:
Signature key ....: 378E BFC6 3D79 B49D 8C36 448C 803C 935A E118 A224
created ....: 2021-01-15 13:04:28
Encryption key....: 8C61 7F30 F331 D21B 5517 6478 8C5C 9BC7 0FC2 511E
created ....: 2021-01-15 13:04:28
Authentication key: 7BF7 E531 ABA3 7F77 FD17 8F72 CE17 781B F55D E945
created ....: 2021-01-15 13:06:20
General key info..: pub rsa2048/803C935AE118A224 2021-01-15 Christine Dodrill (Yubikey) <me@christine.website>
sec> rsa2048/803C935AE118A224 created: 2021-01-15 expires: 2031-01-13
card-no: 0006 03646872
ssb> rsa2048/8C5C9BC70FC2511E created: 2021-01-15 expires: 2031-01-13
card-no: 0006 03646872
ssb> rsa2048/CE17781BF55DE945 created: 2021-01-15 expires: 2031-01-13
card-no: 0006 03646872
I don't really know what the proper way is to go about revoking an old PGP key. It probably doesn't help that I don't use PGP very often. I think this is the first encrypted email I've gotten in a year.
Let's hope that I don't lose this key as easily!