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PGP & GPG
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PGP & GPG

by Michael W. Lucas
April 2006
Intermediate to advanced
208 pages
6h 28m
English
No Starch Press
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The Web of Trust 87
What to Do with Signed Keys
So you’ve signed a key; now what? Just as you learned as a
child, after you’re done with the key, put it back where you
found it. If you downloaded the key from a public keyserver,
you can update the record on that keyserver. If you got the key
elsewhere, return the signed key to the key owner.
NOTE You can send someone else’s public key to an old-style keyserver.
Although you might think this would be a favor, it’s actually
extremely rude. The public key owner might have reasons for not
using a keyserver and might prefer to distribute his public key via
some other method—or he might not want to ...
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