encryption

why?

privacy is a fundamental right, but it's one that we have to actively protect. as digital surveillance grows, with governments all around the world pushing for broad id verification and chat control, end-to-end encryption remains the best tool we have to keep our communications and digital lives truly private.

my keys

these are my public keys. you can use them to either verify my commits or encrypt messages to me.

ssh

ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIOSF50b9uHqWXQgWC7T5dg2VMBYqI4T4I6VnEkm2R5aX lumine@luminix

age

age1sdv0lldvlxy0e7plccc629fwtx25r0xgyja6mhuy5nnmfxg04cfqaz07lr

how?

the easiest way to encrypt files for me is using age. it's a simple, modern, and secure encryption tool. it's available in most package managers (like nix shell nixpkgs#age).

to send me a secure message, just use my public key to encrypt your file. you can also add your own public key as a second recipient to be able to decrypt the file yourself later.

age -r age1sdv0lldvlxy0e7plccc629fwtx25r0xgyja6mhuy5nnmfxg04cfqaz07lr -r <your_pubkey> -o <output_file> <file>

if you want me to be able to reply securely, you'll need to generate your own keypair and send me your public key:

age-keygen -o age.key; age-keygen -y age.key