I, tarotene, have been using two older GPG keys in the past:
-
Old Key ID:
67FB9D4C05870F17
- I no longer possess the private key or a valid revocation certificate.
- Therefore, I cannot sign with this key nor formally revoke it.
- It should be considered invalid and retired.
-
Old Key ID:
13852C2BCB62BE66
- I still possess the signing capability but have lost its revocation certificate.
- I am therefore unable to fully revoke it in the usual manner.
- I am issuing this statement, signed with this key, to declare it is no longer in use.
Both of these older keys should be treated as inactive and no longer trusted for any communication.
From now on, please use my new GPG key:
- New Key ID:
6739E414B42965CA
I have signed the new key with the old key (13852C2BCB62BE66
) to confirm that it belongs to the same owner. For the other old key (67FB9D4C05870F17
), I cannot produce a signature due to the loss of the private key, but I include it here for completeness and to publicly state that it should also be considered invalid.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding this transition, please verify this statement by checking the signature from 13852C2BCB62BE66
, or contact me through another trusted channel.
Thank you for your understanding.
Signed,
tarotene
2025-02-09
How to Verify the Statement
This Gist contains three files:
Key_Transition_Statement_1.md
Key_Transition_Statement_1.old.asc
Key_Transition_Statement_1.new.asc
To verify the authenticity of the statement, please download all three files to the same directory and run the following commands in a terminal:
If the verification is successful, GnuPG will indicate that the file was signed by the corresponding key. This confirms that the statement in
Key_Transition_Statement_1.md
was indeed signed by both the old and the new keys.