Need to send me private information?

You can send me a message using the form below, or you can send me a GPG/PGP encrypted email, using my public key for protect@ksfraser.ca.

To send the message below:

  1. Fill out the form
  2. Hit Encrypt message (the encryption is done in YOUR browser)
  3. Hit send!

My key in case you want to manually import it into an email (or PGP/GPG client):

—–BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK—–
Comment: 897D 7A85 1ADF 38D6 868E 0B2C FD8B BF5D 08AB E8F6
Comment: Kevin Fraser protect@ksfraser.ca

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F8mwFm/NIktldmluIEZyYXNlciA8cHJvdGVjdEBrc2ZyYXNlci5jYT7CkAQTFggA
OAIbIwULCQgHAgYVCgkICwIEFgIDAQIeAQIXgBYhBIl9eoUa3zjWho4LLP2Lv10I
q+j2BQJi+ZYeAAoJEP2Lv10Iq+j2mgYA/iRJmrMRGSziOi7GfgQoTvhJXDwDZSuW
lBep6A/zFVvTAQDJr2XQ5a2dudemmDiOhLhIOO6dx2I6RyX3CN4PO/MfAM44BGL5
lSkSCisGAQQBl1UBBQEBB0CHr7LkZf2TeewtNGI+LjmzKjVum7XD/iaQayPNTbAs
OwMBCAfCfgQYFggAJhYhBIl9eoUa3zjWho4LLP2Lv10Iq+j2BQJi+ZUpAhsMBQkD
w1t3AAoJEP2Lv10Iq+j2figBAJrb3Istb9jGF5+6Mr0SLYTL6oa/X+cXkAdW7BeS
c4jWAQCr4K0kgQG3s/vTYcp/JvbRhpkZ7/hGKIHCzzUKEK24Cg==
=SPCM
—–END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK—–

What is PGP / GPG?

From WIKIPEDIA: Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) is an encryption program that provides cryptographic privacy and authentication for data communication. PGP is used for signing, encrypting, and decrypting texts, e-mails, files, directories, and whole disk partitions and to increase the security of e-mail communications. Phil Zimmermann developed PGP in 1991.

GPG is Gnu Privacy Guard. It is a modern implementation of PGP.

The short form is, you use PGP/GPG software and a persons Public Key to encrypt a message (file) that only that person’s PRIVATE Key can decrypt. You can then send the message over a public channel (e.g. Internet) without worrying that someone else can read the message.

There are GPG programs for most operating systems, as well as plugins for the more popular web browsers and email clients. I use gpg4win and the included Kleopatra for key management and encryption/decryption. On linux I use the gpg tools.