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Waldvogel & Aschwanden
Marcel Waldvogel's PGP Information
History of my keys
In 1992, I created my first PGP key ( 0xF6AD325D, waldvoge@nessie.cs.id.ethz.ch). Little did I know then about the importance of Key Revocation Certificates (FAQ entry). When the machine where the key was stored on finally died of old age, there was no way for me to recover the secret key to either continue using the key or creating a key revocation certificate. So this key is still out there in the wild, but no longer active.All my other keys (up-to-date copy from the PGP keyserver database) have been either correctly revoked or have expired. Please use only the active keys (work: 0x66625192 (DSS/DH); home: 0x31EF0322 (DSS/DH), 0x14FB9639 (RSA)).
Links
To find out more about PGP, visit- PGP Corporation's web page (the current owners of PGP),
- the "International" (=non-US) PGP sites (non-commercial, commercial),
- the PGP Keyserver homepage (good collection, but not updated in a long time),
- Patrick Feisthammel's collected information (recommended starting point),
- the PGP DH vs. RSA FAQ (also available from ScramDisk; good information about PGP, beyond just the DSS/DH vs. RSA issue),
- the OpenPGP working group of the Internet Engineering Task Force, or
- what little information we have at our keyserver.