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Adding OpenPGP public keys from a message |
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OpenPGP public keys can be distributed in plain ASCII text and it is therefore possible to embed public key blocks in an e-mail message. Below is an example of a message with embedded public keys.
Hello John,
This is my public key:
-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: 2.6.3i
mQBtAzPHTM0AAAEDAKCJ5/hM+qpxHaa4wFumqU2DEV4KfkKe5hkkfS6knTtn0rnD Zm/90txo+29gOFARBL8ynIpGA7fUgmNG13mprN9q/9xrtH4gg6jV/cYJ3ZtnKN9B sfw7QLKsW3r6eMYGsQAFEbQiU3RlZmFuIFRhbnVya292IDxzdGVmQHJpdGxhYnMu Y29tPokAdQMFEDPHTM2sW3r6eMYGsQEBft0DAIi04Yya7Q5ZZAtz2K4bKHitMBFV j1g0Vmr87Cr5qZYgGBzbNasyFwUuFqwqEuiwnLVNSpPiK8QsJTff6Ky9hqMUiZaL ENOzJ5f9GKw0pmMio7rOlKRE8Szbl6RkpeCUQw== =u13G -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
All the best, Stefan
To import OpenPGP public keys from an e-mail message with The Bat! use the "Import OpenPGP key" command from the "Tools | Privacy" menu.
Related topics: Encrypting your message with OpenPGP Decrypting OpenPGP signed messages |
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