I think PGP (or GPG) is one of the most useful security software out there. However, because the existing reference implementation lacks a good interface for searching and managing public keys, PGP remains to be a tool for the geeks.

To address these issues, the PGP company is now offering a new PGP Global Directory service that will help users to search and manage their public keys. This service also supports many GPG features.

You can read more about this at
the PGP Global Directory website and this Slashdot post.

I have uploaded my public key — search for “Harry Chen” at this page.

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Posted on Friday, December 10th, 2004 at 11:51 pm in categories [GENERAL]. Comments feed. Leave a response, or trackback from your own site. edit