Post your PGP here

[Somekindabitcoin]

Post your PGP address here to see if you're the legit owner of your account.

Remember that when dealing with anyone, make sure to check the date of the signature. Older signs probably are fakes.

I'll go first

BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE

G9oKPLDLClrybscT6SXaxBETN7BmE/kIVDFf865WPuEKSul5nlWT0DL1eBr0cP2IAlceav5smR5gi8YT0ZgHLDs=

BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE

This is Somekindabitcoin's address

END PGP SIGNATURE


Sorry if I totally did it wrong. Didn't add those other things that should be underneath, but it's right.

[1715014727]

1715014727

[achow101_alt]

Post your PGP address here to see if you're the legit owner of your account.

Remember that when dealing with anyone, make sure to check the date of the signature. Older signs probably are fakes.

I'll go first

BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE

G9oKPLDLClrybscT6SXaxBETN7BmE/kIVDFf865WPuEKSul5nlWT0DL1eBr0cP2IAlceav5smR5gi8YT0ZgHLDs=

BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE

This is Somekindabitcoin's address

END PGP SIGNATURE


Sorry if I totally did it wrong. Didn't add those other things that should be underneath, but it's right.

We need your PGP Key.

This is already happening in this other thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.0

[Quickseller]

1 - you did not sign a GPG message, you signed a bitcoin message.

2 - anytime you sign a bitcoin message you should always be very specific as now anyone can use your signature/message combination to impersonate you in the future.

3 - The day after all passwords were exposed is a very bad time to be providing a new bitcoin address as it would be probable that a lot of people would have their accounts hacked.

4 - anytime you sign a bitcoin message you should include the address you are signing from

[Somekindabitcoin]

Aight.

ANY MOD! PLEASE DELETE THREAD