• If you don’t entirely trust your machine at work, consider
creating two OpenPGP keys: one for work and one for
home. Sign your work key with your personal key. Never
bring your personal key to work; instead, have people
sign your personal key and sign others’ keys with your
personal key.
NOTEYour work key is ultimately disposable—you will probably have several
jobs during your lifetime but only one reputation. And keep a revoca-
tion certificate at home in case your company elects to show you the door
without notice. (I do not place my work keys on a keyserver; I distribute
them privately and only to correspondents who absolutely ...
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