When corresponding with me there are times where anonymity is not the goal, but the aim is to keep the conversation private. In such situations it may be appropriate to use email, but with an additional layer of security.
Encrypting the contents of an email using public-key cryptography helps prevent third parties from reading your messages. I use a cloud-based email service, and encrypting both mail and attachments further protects the confidentiality of our exchange.
This page contains my public keys. To send me an encrypted message, you’ll need to create your own key pair and encrypt your message using both your private key and my public key.
There are many implementations of OpenPGP. I have chosen an open-source standard implementation. As with any encryption technology, software incompatibilities may exist; I will try to resolve issues where possible.
This page is the canonical, HTTPS-secured source for my verified public key.
Prefer automatic key discovery? I support WKD (Web Key Directory). Most modern mail clients will fetch my key automatically when you email me.