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That a key exist on a random keyserver means nothing. There is a spec that explicitely says "if you want to use my key here it is" and Proton doesn't respect it
by rakoo 3y ago
That a key exist on a random keyserver means nothing. There is a spec that explicitely says "if you want to use my key here it is" and Proton doesn't respect it. what does it mean that you found the key on some third-party domain ? There are 0 safeguards, I don't know what they're going to do with it, there is no obligation from any side. A key in keys.openpgp.org means nothing.
- Avamander 3y agoIt means someone uploaded it there and verified the address in the identity (or subidentity). A keyserver is exactly for "here's my key, use it". Don't publish your keys if you don't want them used. It's not that difficult.