PGP key
Encrypt anything you send us
One key covers support, sales and the abuse desk. Use it to encrypt your messages to us, and to check that our signed statements — like the monthly warrant canary — really come from us.
Key details Valid
- Key ID
- 57CA57E5623B5067
- Algorithm
- Ed25519 (signing) + Curve25519 (encryption)
- Created
- 25 September 2026
- Expires
- 24 September 2028
- Addresses
- support@dedicrypto.com
sales@dedicrypto.com
abuse@dedicrypto.com
Fingerprint
Check this before you trust the key
A key is only as trustworthy as its fingerprint. Compare the one below with the fingerprint gpg shows after importing — every character must match.
B243 98E7 49D0 9AD8 B81E 554D 57CA 57E5 623B 5067The same fingerprint is printed at the bottom of every warrant canary, and served through the Web Key Directory of this domain.
Three ways to get the key
- Web Key Directory — gpg finds it from our email address:
$ gpg --locate-keys support@dedicrypto.com - Download — straight from this site:
$ curl -sL https://dedicrypto.com/pgp-key.asc | gpg --import - Copy the public key block at the bottom of this page.
Using it
Encrypted in both directions
Encrypt what you send us, and let us encrypt what we send you — including root passwords and IPMI credentials.
Write to us encryptedEncrypt to any of our addresses, then send the armored text as a normal email:
gpg -ea -r support@dedicrypto.com message.txtReceive our emails encryptedAdd your public key in the client area. From then on, every email we send you — invoices, credentials, abuse notices — is encrypted to it.
Verify what we signThe warrant canary and security announcements are clearsigned with this key.
gpg --verify tells you if a single byte changed.Key lifecycle
Rotation without surprises
- The key expires on 24 September 2028. Before that, we either extend it or publish a successor.
- A new key is announced at least 30 days ahead, signed by the current key, and published on this page and through WKD.
- If the key were ever compromised, we would publish a revocation certificate here and explain what happened.
- We never ask you to trust a key sent by email. This page and our domain’s WKD are the only sources.
Public key block
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gzrXkyP3NVdOV0jcEKi2AP4iVW6nnUmrdFDelfMss1BdwFmSs79fbxPtBq5RHs8M
BA==
=8GM6
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----