I have these public keys to announce:
I do not use GPG for email. If you send me GPG-encrypted email, it is likely that I end up not reading it.
Starting from the beginning of July 2013, I intend to use the following key for code signing. (The certifacation key is only for key signing. There is a signing subkey for other signatures—particularly code signing.) This key is available (insecurely; you need to check the fingerprint) via DNS PKA (gpg --auto-key-locate pka).
pub 4096R/A429300434296AC0 2013-07-03
Key fingerprint = 3E95 6FC6 CE0B CAA8 F509 D291 A429 3004 3429 6AC0
uid Henri Sivonen <hsivonen@hsivonen.fi>
Prior to July 2013, I used the following key (the certifacation key itself) for code signing.
pub 1024D/CEE122264BF78053 2008-02-26
Key fingerprint = F48B 82DF CB8E C84C 5418 01FC CEE1 2226 4BF7 8053
uid Henri Sivonen <hsivonen@iki.fi>
For completeness, I have signed transition statement.
Note: Someone other than me uploaded keys with colliding short key IDs with mine (with my name and email address on them; possibly created as part of the Evil32 research, but I did not bother to check) to public key servers. Do not use short key IDs!
For authorizing me for SSH access: SSH public key (GPG signature)