Re: Why is Satoshi Nakamoto's PGP Key not currently on bitcoin.org ?
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you're slightly proving my point here... PGP keys should have an expiry date, or at least the subkeys (of a master key) should. That's why people are asking questions like that on stackexchange.com, and Satoshi eventually almost certainly understood this too. You'd be quite unwise to trust Satoshi's PGP key from 2008 alone when it's concerning such a significant person.
BTW, the most secure PGP keys use the Ed25519 curve, you need to enable some kind of expert option to use them though (I think it's literally gpg --expert --full-generate-key). Ed25519 keys were not added to GnuPG until 2014 or so, long after Satoshi disappeared.
An interesting read ...
New PGP key: RSA/RSA or DSA/Elgamal?
- https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/72581/new-pgp-key-rsa-rsa-or-dsa-elgamal
New PGP key: RSA/RSA or DSA/Elgamal?
- https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/72581/new-pgp-key-rsa-rsa-or-dsa-elgamal
you're slightly proving my point here... PGP keys should have an expiry date, or at least the subkeys (of a master key) should. That's why people are asking questions like that on stackexchange.com, and Satoshi eventually almost certainly understood this too. You'd be quite unwise to trust Satoshi's PGP key from 2008 alone when it's concerning such a significant person.
BTW, the most secure PGP keys use the Ed25519 curve, you need to enable some kind of expert option to use them though (I think it's literally gpg --expert --full-generate-key). Ed25519 keys were not added to GnuPG until 2014 or so, long after Satoshi disappeared.
Not disputing that.
Indeed that is why my list for accepting proof of the satoshi identity (cyrptographically) has five different points of empirical evidence.
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Read Gavin Andresen's sworn deposition (Kleiman case) in regards to the PGP Key ...
- https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.521536/gov.uscourts.flsd.521536.589.3.pdf
Completely farcical.