Sending Sensitive Information

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Those unable to use PGP can contact us at <cert@cert<cert@cert.org> org> or < +1 412-268-5800> 5800 to arrange alternative methods.

We also encourage you to check the PGP signature on email and documents to ensure that they were produced by the CERT key and have not been alteredverify the authenticity and integrity of mail from the CERT/CC.

Download and Verify the Current CERT/CC PGP Key

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Our current PGP key is available below and has the following properties:

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Key

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 ID: 

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2294BA7D2B2298B9

  Key Type: RSA

  Expires: 2018

  Key Size: 4096
  Created: 2021-06-16
  Expires: 2022-09-30

  Key Size: 4096   Key

  Key Fingerprint: 7F5F 

6664

2679 

E6E5

07B2 

0950

C455 

F82F

9DB3 

852B

60DB 

20ED

2294 

69CD

BA7D 

F89D

2B22 

5911 74C3   UserID

98B9
  UserID: CERT Coordination Center <cert@cert.org>

The CERT PGP keys have an operational life span of approximately one year. When we generate a new key, it will be

available from

published on this

web

page

, and we will announce the change

and updated to public keyservers.

Call us at +1 412-268-5800 to verify the fingerprint.

Past

CERT/CC PGP Keys (Current and Historical)

Below is a list of keys currently or previously used

keys and the dates the keys ended use. Do not use these keys for encrypting new information, but the keys may be useful for validating old content.attachments

by CERT/CC. Please use only the most recent key for encrypting new information.

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