PGP might be a standard that has been around for a while, but security experts seem to agree that OpenPGP implementations, such as GNU Privacy Guard, can be useful for encrypted communication, provided that a sufficiently long key-length is used.
If you would like to communicate with me via encrypted email, you may do so using the following information.
PGP Fingerprint
My PGP fingerprint for verifying the authenticity of my public key you may have retrieved from any PGP key server is:
DA74 60BB 6914 404E 34E0 DF33 EBD4 4F7C B6E5 9A4E
DA74 60BB 6914 404E 34E0 DF33 EBD4 4F7C B6E5 9A4EThis fingerprint should also be used to verify any digitally signed email you may have received from me.
PGP Public Key
My OpenPGP public key is available from several PGP key servers, including: