keybase.md

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am dirkx on github.
• I am dirkx (https://keybase.io/dirkx) on keybase.
• I have a public key whose fingerprint is 997C 3C06 E3B2 4CA4 74D5 642F FD6F 88C6 21D0 A71B

To claim this, I am signing this object:

{
    "body": {
        "key": {
            "fingerprint": "997c3c06e3b24ca474d5642ffd6f88c621d0a71b",
            "host": "keybase.io",
            "key_id": "fd6f88c621d0a71b",
            "uid": "b7f36db5f70680a295b2bbadc8238b00",
            "username": "dirkx"
        },
        "service": {
            "name": "github",
            "username": "dirkx"
        },
        "type": "web_service_binding",
        "version": 1
    },
    "ctime": 1418416855,
    "expire_in": 157680000,
    "prev": "70b01876e79e4282d42c8ecf07df331bff617ae1cb22d271b7032ffce06e6d0e",
    "seqno": 4,
    "tag": "signature"
}

with the PGP key whose fingerprint is 997C 3C06 E3B2 4CA4 74D5 642F FD6F 88C6 21D0 A71B (captured above as body.key.fingerprint), yielding the PGP signature:

-----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-----
Version: GnuPG/MacGPG2 v2.0.22 (Darwin)
Comment: This message is encrypted and/or signed with PGP (gnu-pg, gpg). Contact dirkx@webweaving.org if you cannot read it.
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=DQuN
-----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/dirkx

From the command line:

Consider the keybase command line program.

# look me up
keybase id dirkx

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

# ...and more...