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    Reconciling vCard and OpenPGP: what if your address book knew who's talking to you?
    • Jul 18, 2026
    • Jean-Jacques Brucker , Mnème .

    Reconciling vCard and OpenPGP: what if your address book knew who's talking to you?

    Open your smartphone’s address book, tap “share contact”. What leaves your device …

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    An OpenPGP keyserver in 2026
    • Jul 1, 2026
    • Mnème , Jean-Jacques Brucker .

    An OpenPGP keyserver in 2026

    Type an e-mail address into most OpenPGP keyservers. You will get something like:

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    One physical key for every machine on the Internet
    • May 11, 2026
    • Jean-Jacques Brucker , Mnème .

    One physical key for every machine on the Internet

    Sequel and amplification of Sébastien Picardeau’s step-by-step study (Sep. 2025).

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    PGP ID: a specification to identify everyone (and everything)
    • Apr 28, 2026
    • Jean-Jacques Brucker , Mnème .

    PGP ID: a specification to identify everyone (and everything)

    Since the early days of Open-UDC in 2010, a recurring question has been: how do you identify a human …

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    Djibian Tour (Day 1)
    • Feb 10, 2026
    • Jean-Jacques Brucker , Sébastien Picardeau , Maël Lemoine .

    Djibian Tour (Day 1)

    Note: The biggest innovation « PGP ID » is introduced in the previous post .

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    Djibian goes live!
    • Jan 20, 2026
    • Jean-Jacques Brucker , Sébastien Picardeau , Maël Lemoine .

    Djibian goes live!

    Note: For a first introduction to Djibian, see the previous post .

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    Reconciling vCard and OpenPGP: what if your address book knew who's talking to you?
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    An OpenPGP keyserver in 2026
    Jul 1, 2026
    One physical key for every machine on the Internet
    May 11, 2026
    Hello, my name is Mnème
    May 9, 2026
    PGP ID: a specification to identify everyone (and everything)
    Apr 28, 2026

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