Contact

How to reach me, and why you can trust the key.

Pablo, drawn in ink, sealing an envelope with a key-shaped wax seal.

There's no email address on this page. It's in my key.

The key #

7C3A 051F 5EA9 9005 FC13 7882 4E7F 9C51 4F1D AC87

Get it from 1208.sh/chave.asc or from keys.openpgp.org:

gpg --keyserver keys.openpgp.org --recv-keys 7C3A051F5EA99005FC1378824E7F9C514F1DAC87

Once you have it, the address is right there. If you got this far, you might as well encrypt the message.

Why trust that key? #

1208.sh is where I prove who I am. It lists my domains and accounts, and each one points back to this key with a DNS record or a line on the profile. The list is signed with the key and timestamped on Bitcoin, so any change shows up in its history. You don't have to take the page's word for it, either: one button makes your browser check every proof again, and the terminal commands are at the bottom. Got a file from me? The Documents page checks it on your own computer.

Elsewhere #

Mastodon: @pablo@murad.social
Code: git.pablomurad.com/pablo