Contact - public keys
All emails sent by me since January 2017 are signed using PGP, that's why they have an attached text file called "signature.asc", it's just a text plain file containing my digital signature for that particular email.
Using this file and my public PGP key, your email client should be able to check that it was really me who wrote the email and it wasn't modified afterwards, also it makes it possible to send me encrypted messages.
You can find my public PGP key in this key server among others, and also it can be downloaded from the following links:
| Ignacio's public key | Key ID: B568893EE930D66D3395445C862822551A93692E sha256: 2cfab10db41b48067164f18dac7104b7de7b3e5fe3143790926aa0e60f7ce483 |
Before January 13th 2021 I used this keys too (expired since then):
| For consulta@lascartas... | Key ID: ACFEC59141EA4F7C097090DEF8EE104DE76F0696 sha256: 1a764bc679ed1c3d68df099a92ea89e1076ab553b902d0fe81a0c1d69aa475c9 |
| For boletin@lascartas... | Key ID: 5354A1C7887F4DFDA46EB7A0E4F899B973B50DD6 sha256: b9c96ae09e4da7999a0e803c9ee1a62bad6dc522eac7e7a0c25d4123bd4dc3ec |
| For nacho@lascartas... | Key ID: E94AA08FC827049A6DD251BA9CDF6B959CA7F935 sha256: 0cdaf8f445e20190f0a8965d92438327cacb8d38c058283c3c7aeab204c7daf4 |