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New key for shamrock@netcom.com

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NODE d8c59c7bNew key for shamrock@netcom.com
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C'punks,

I am preparing to retire my old 1024 bit RSA key. It was generated 1/14/1993 
and good key hygiene suggests it is time to retire this key. What better time 
to generate a new key than now that PGP has moved away from shaky MD-5 and 
patent encumbered RSA to DSS and DH.

I would ask anyone that signed my old key to please sign my new key with 
fingerprint 4A17 A6D7 8E80 3B44 C196  F509 8971 9FA7 B663 B0FD.

The key is on the servers.

Thanks,
- --Lucky

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--Lucky Green <shamrock@netcom.com> PGP encrypted mail preferred.

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NODE 874d002bRe: New key for shamrock@netcom.com
At 06:51 AM 6/12/97 -0500, William H. Geiger III wrote:
>I hope that you generated a new RSA key also or I would hang onto that old
>key.

I'll hang on to the old key. But it seemed time to at least generate its
successor.



--Lucky Green <shamrock@netcom.com> PGP encrypted mail preferred.

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  http://www.frii.com/~rcv/deschall.htm
NODE a346e9b6Re: New key for shamrock@netcom.com
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In <3.0.2.32.19970612001637.00754e4c@netcom13.netcom.com>, on 06/12/97 
   at 12:16 AM, Lucky Green <shamrock@netcom.com> said:


>C'punks,

>I am preparing to retire my old 1024 bit RSA key. It was generated
>1/14/1993  and good key hygiene suggests it is time to retire this key.
>What better time  to generate a new key than now that PGP has moved away
>from shaky MD-5 and  patent encumbered RSA to DSS and DH.

>I would ask anyone that signed my old key to please sign my new key with 
>fingerprint 4A17 A6D7 8E80 3B44 C196  F509 8971 9FA7 B663 B0FD.

>The key is on the servers.

>Thanks,
>--Lucky

Hi Lucky,

I hope that you generated a new RSA key also or I would hang onto that old
key. While DSS & DH are supported in PGP 5.0 it is not by the rest of us.
I have a feeling that PGP Inc. users will have to keep 2 keys for awhile
now.

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