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keybase.io proof

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

  • I am Hasimir on github.
  • I am adversary (https://keybase.io/adversary) on keybase.
  • I have a public key whose fingerprint is DB47 24E6 FA42 86C9 2B4E 55C4 321E 4E23 7359 0E5D

To claim this, I am signing this object:

{
    "body": {
        "key": {
            "fingerprint": "db4724e6fa4286c92b4e55c4321e4e2373590e5d",
            "host": "keybase.io",
            "key_id": "321e4e2373590e5d",
            "kid": "0101fd14bc76a00057ef38bdfca5678c37e31dab30c7ec42fde2cda58da87f41c7ba0a",
            "uid": "0b0a922d4e2fa1376347217cae966f00",
            "username": "adversary"
        },
        "service": {
            "name": "github",
            "username": "Hasimir"
        },
        "type": "web_service_binding",
        "version": 1
    },
    "ctime": 1431892145,
    "expire_in": 157680000,
    "prev": null,
    "seqno": 1,
    "tag": "signature"
}

with the key DB47 24E6 FA42 86C9 2B4E 55C4 321E 4E23 7359 0E5D, yielding the signature:

-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
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=09yf
-----END PGP MESSAGE-----

And finally, I am proving ownership of the github account by posting this as a gist.

My publicly-auditable identity:

https://keybase.io/adversary

From the command line:

Consider the keybase command line program.

# look me up
keybase id adversary

# encrypt a message to me
keybase encrypt adversary -m 'a secret message...'

# ...and more...

But really, on the command line you're better off using the gpg command directly:

# read what it can do
info gpg

# encrypt a message to me
echo "a secret message ..." | gpg2 -ear 0x321E4E2373590E5D

# command line help
gpg --help

# all command line and configuration options
gpg --dump-options

# far more than via any other interface
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Hasimir commented May 18, 2015

Well, at least keybase didn't complain that the signature was actually made by the subkey ...

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