Team BigDIS Public Keys

Public Key Directory

Do you realize that it's trivial for anyone in the world to pretend to send email as you? That every time you send an email message anyone who runs a mailserver or monitors any network between you and the recipient can trivially read the message?

If you don't know what all of this secure email stuff is about, you should learn. We at BIGdis use primarily GPG for our keys, especially now that the RSA patent has expired. For Windows users, PGP 7.0, available from pgp.com can be reasonably trusted. All versions of PGP and a ton of info can be found at PGPi.

WARNING! Remember that someone may have hacked this server, and replaced these keys with ones of thier own making. To make absolutely sure that you have our real keys, find a secure way to verify the fingerprints on all of these keys.

Bigdis signing cert

This is our x509 signing certificate. It what we sign all of the mail and www certs we use for SSL. Import it into your browser (after verifying it's signature) and you won't get security warnings from things we trust

Rob Meyer

GPG - rob@bigdis.com - Personal/home

Scott Askew

GPG - scott@reviewit.com - Home

GPG - saskew@organic.com - Work

Gunnar Kramm

GPG - gkramm@speakeasy.net - Home

Andrew Lillie

GPG - andy@bigdis.com - Home

Erik Pugner

PGP - erikpugner@yahoo.com - Home

PGP - pugnere@wellsfargo.com - Work

Dorothy Meyer

GPG - raydot916@aol.com - Home

Others coming soon