More people than ever want to communicate privately, without creeps collecting their info. Encrypting your email is part of the solution. It's not hard, learn how→
But not everyone has someone to share encrypted email with. Find a friendly cryptopal right here.
Discover someone who interests you from our list, get their email and public key (what's that?) by clicking on their Key ID, and send a greeting. Or offer yourself as a buddy to meet others encrypting.
To practice critical skills for private data. To regain the romance of sacred communications and meet new people who care about online privacy.
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I want be able to email someone and play with crypto. My public key is https://keybase.io/kk7cu/pgp_keys.asc
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Privacy advocate, computer tinkerer, dabble in a little programming 35/m
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Programmer, former kernel hacker, currently living in Shanghai, China. Being in China definitely makes me think about encryption, though its likely my whole life is at the mercy of the Chinese government if they actually cared. Originally Canadian, I lived in Minnesota and Chicago in the US for a long time. I like any recreation in the water...sailing, scuba, and most often Underwater Hockey (google it.)
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I am new to Crypto E-mails and I am looking forward to talking about a lot of different things. About me: I am 34/m Looking for intelligent conversation. I love computers and internet and love learning as much as I can about the secrets that are around the internet.
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I'm a shy but sociable introvert who enjoys the simple yet compelling pleasures in life. I'm looking for some like minded penpals who would like to practice writing secure letters. BM-NB7Rex6ARmqALDY9v9jD9mkRsqReDaXi
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Programming, web development, cryptography, cosmology, sci-fi movies, and everything else. Also, do not hesitate to visit https://ukazap.github.io :)
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I'm cute, smart, intelligent, patient, fun, determined and a fast learner. I love reading, learning, studying, writing, playing, doing puzzles and basically anything that's fun. I also love learning languages and cultures. I enjoy breaking and creating codes and ciphers. I love learning new things on Cryptography as well. I'm very weak, sensitive and vulnerable. I'm a bit antisocial at times so please forgive me for that. I'm an 80% introvert so I look for the inner heart and mind. I look for lifelong friends who are kind, understanding, caring, patient, innovative, motivated and aren't afraid of being themselves. I'm willing to be anyone's friend who wants to help me practice cryptography skills together.
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I am into embedded electronics, so totally talk to me about that if you like embedded C! I am into all kinds of music. I live in Canada, and I also write for Supplyframe Hardware (the people who own Hackaday). Send me an email! I'm using the enigmail plugin for Thunderbird, and I really want to use it more so I get used to it, and using its options to configure stuff. Looking forward to some encrypted comms!
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cryptograpy, hitchhiking, open source, politics, history, books, whatever. would like to put pgp to use, finally :)
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How do you spread word about privacy, identity protection and various technical and organizational means to acheive this?
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Everything. Food, sports, travel, programming. Anything worth talking (perhaps writing) about.
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lemme know if you too enjoy hacking at problems using Golang
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I need pen pal friend to talk too and shear life experience with.
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This website, science-fantasy, old British television theme tunes, the abstract underground, architectural innovations, love, philosophy.
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Im kinda new to cryptography stuff, the one time pad interest me the most because of how simple it seems and how secure it can be (done correctly) I also really like the the enigma machine, there's something that about being able to see those in action that makes them way cooler. I recently learned how to use RSA and although I understand the idea behind it's less interesting to me. Im into video games, table top games and anime; I'm also trying to get into linux, python, and ham radio