OpenPGP public key

4753E976A1B2A51C1D8011659B72F7EFF517A881

Outgoing emails encrypted with the following key can only be read by me.
It can also be used to verify message integrity and authenticity.

-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

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jRuMrP6Y8rfNLExvcmVuem8gTC4gQW5jb3JhIDxhZG1pbkBsb3JlbnpvYW5j
b3JhLmluZm8+wpIEEBYKAEQFgmYLB70FiQrPcXQECwkHCAmQm3L37/UXqIED
FQgKBBYAAgECGQECmwMCHgEWIQRHU+l2obKlHB2AEWWbcvfv9ReogQAA00UB
ANcwL70+6R2IEVhIpGgS71vPZK/6TItd73yqj4vYJ893AP0TDuXhHhPSGY/A
ZUTcS89WGRyTRtPbpLKyBem2yHb+Dc44BGYLB70SCisGAQQBl1UBBQEBB0Di
DoLFysYFSCrqweoOR/YbG7sY4R5Mw6WELgiGK17xOAMBCAfCfgQYFggAMAWC
ZgsHvQWJCs9xdAmQm3L37/UXqIECmwwWIQRHU+l2obKlHB2AEWWbcvfv9Reo
gQAAw8oA/2GocCUkEjhCz5rVZy9M1VPRJK5FpM6acbrEXij44ZrlAP9dQII6
vONU7R4H8wiMdPVach1pU9CX8R6rC8PJz+V0Cg==
=FMKO

-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

OpenPGP public keys are like digital locks that keep your messages safe. You can share those locks with others so they can send you secret messages that only you can open. It helps people know that messages come from you and haven't been changed by anyone else.

Public keys behave like digital fingerprints that help verify the identity of the sender and ensure the integrity of messages. They are shared to allow others to verify that messages come from the intended sender and haven't been tampered with.

The public keys can be shared with anyone, while the private keys must remain secret and are password-protected.

The process of attaching a digital signature to a message is called signing.
When you use your private key to sign a message, it's like putting your unique mark on it. Others can use your public key to check if the mark is real, so they know the message is really from you and hasn't been changed.

The process of encoding a message for one recipient is called encryption.
When you encrypt a message, it is securely encoded using the recipient's public key to prevent unauthorized access. Only the recipient will be able to decrypt the message, using their own private key.