Certificates and PGP keys

GnuPG/PGP Key

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Key fingerprint (MD5): 204D 4CAB 0443 3A75 7EFF 5023 3576 2009 56A5 5B72

S/MIME Certificate

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Certificate fingerprint (MD5): 72:59:7F:A1:73:C0:27:FC:BA:A6:1F:5A:46:DB:63:43
Certificate fingerprint (SHA1): DB:ED:14:12:43:62:6C:A1:11:AB:9E:43:78:F1:53:FB:D3:A1:0B:45


GnuPG/PGP Key

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Key fingerprint (MD5): E168 E63E F443 32BA 3246 1328 C1C5? 0946 B50D BDB7

S/MIME Certificate

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Certificate fingerprint (MD5): 18:5A:B1:B7:67:87:A9:34:8E:F4:FC:69:47:7E:79:3B
Certificate fingerprint (SHA1): A3:72:7F:88:FE:D4:8B:99:BC:7E:7F:0A:05:24:F6:72:58:06:5F:51


The weakest link in public-key system such as GnuPG/PGP and S/MIME is to ensure that the key or certificate you have installed actual belong to the user, server that it claim to belong to. The best way to ensure that you have installed the "right" certificate or GnuPG/PGP key for the user or organization is to check the fingerprint of the certificate or key with the owner of the certificate/key in a way that make you 100% sure that you are communicating directly with the owner of the certificate/key. Example of different method you can use to check the fingerprint of certificates and keys are personal meeting, phone calls, fax with passport/driving-license, check etc...

You are free to check the fingerprint of all of our GnuPG/PGP keys and our CA certificates with us over phone, by visit us in person or contact a third party that can confirm the fingerprint of our certificate and GnuPG/PGP keys.