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Dr.-Ing. Roland Bless

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GPG, PGP page

Download Public Key of Roland Bless
Click here for download.

Please note that sub key 55BFFF37 for encryption is expired, but there is another valid sub key (70E5F9B6) that you can use. Some software, however, may not be capable of handling encryption sub-keys correctly.
Public Key Information (Fingerprint) of Roland Bless
pub 1024D/DEB9F647 1999-11-26 Roland Bless <bless at tm.uka.de>
Key fingerprint = 67AE A96E 9AD5 BDF6 AFBB B1A4 D58C 9F2D DEB9 F647
uid Roland Bless <bless at ira.uka.de>
uid Roland Bless <bless at tm.uni-karlsruhe.de>
uid Roland Bless <bless at ira.uka.de>
uid Roland Bless <roland at bless.de>
sub 2048g/70E5F9B6 2007-02-21 [expires: 2010-02-20]
sub 2048g/B14530AE 2002-12-09 [expires: 2007-12-08]
sub 2048g/55BFFF37 1999-11-26 [expired: 2002-12-03]

Do not use the old key 1024/7E4A25AD 1997/02/26 Roland Bless <bless@telematik.informatik.uni-karlsruhe.de>!
What is this page about?

Q: What is GPG?
A:GnuPG is a complete and free replacement for PGP. Because it does not use IDEA or RSA it can be used without any restrictions. GnuPG is an RFC2440 (OpenPGP) compliant application.

Q: What is PGP?
A: PGP stands for Pretty Good Privacy, a freely (at least for private use) available program from Phil Zimmerman for public cryptography, thus serving your privacy.

Q: What is public cryptography good for?
A: You can easily send/receive encrypted messages (e.g. e-Mail) to/from people who have a PGP key and so you can be sure that no other person can read the contents of this message. You also can make digital signatures to any data that proof their integrity and origin.

Q: From where can I get public keys of people?
A: From Public Key-Servers (click here).

Q: How can I be sure that I got the acutal key of that particular person?
A: Public Keys are often signed by other people (with their public keys) who know the individual personally and confirm this way that the key really belongs to this particular person.
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