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kristof.huszar@tugraz.at

Kristof HUSZAR
Institut für Geometrie
TU Graz
Kopernikusgasse 24
8010 Graz
AUSTRIA

The fingerprint¹ of my public PGP key is as follows.

8AD1 3C86 FDF4 4FAC EAB3
66E6 B422 DCC8 BD11 0E31

The acronym ‘PGP’ stands for Pretty Good Privacy, an encryption program created by Phil Zimmermann in 1991.

Public Key Cryptography - Computerphile - An excellent 6-minute introduction by Robert Miles to the mathematical theory behind PGP.
Why Use PGP? - By Phil Dibowitz
The OpenPGP website
Email Self-Defense - A guide by the FSF
Software for email encryption

The fingerprint can be used for authenticating a key. If you fetch my public key from a key server (e.g., from [1] or [2]), make sure that its fingerprint is exactly the same as shown above. ↩