Keys and Canary #empty

Keys and Canary

Click to download PGP PUBLIC KEY - Canary Message

Click to download PGP PUBLIC KEY - Letter Of Guarantee

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Verifying Canary Message in Linux

1 Import the public key (only at the first time!):

curl https://empty.cash/pgp.asc | gpg --import

Troubleshooting: If you encounter errors, ensure Gnupg and Curl are installed: sudo apt install gnupg curl

2 Verify a signed canary message:

curl https://empty.cash/canary.txt.asc | gpg --verify

Expected Output:

      gpg: Signature made *same date as in the canary message* UTC
      gpg:                using RSA key 4593045BBE64F430EAD4BC69845C66C4DFCC71AD
      gpg: Good signature from "emptycash3o5say7n3xjudey3rqfj3ocrles24bndc4ouofojdt77iid.onion (empty.cash)" [ultimate]

A "Good signature" indicates successful verification.

Bonus: If you want encrypt a message for the owner, ensuring only they can decrypt it, use this command:

echo "This message will be encrypted and can only be read by the owner of empty.cash (change this text)" | gpg --armor --encrypt --recipient empty.cash