PGP Corporate Keys

PGP Corporation employs a number of PGP keys to sign software releases

PGP Global Directory Verification Key
Key ID: 0xCA57AD7C
Fingerprint: 50BB 6FFC 9719 DFD2 BEBB 04C6 9710 B89B CA57 AD7C

When a key that has been submitted to the PGP Global Directory has its email address verified, the key is signed by the PGP Global Directory's Verification Key just before it is posted. This signature attests to the fact that the email address on the key has been verified by the PGP Global Directory. To ensure that your copy of PGP Desktop trusts keys with this verification signature, you need to download the PGP Global Directory's Verification Key, import it into your copy of PGP Desktop, and set its Trust setting to Trusted.

PGP Corporation Release Key
Key ID: 0xFA85D00F
Fingerprint: D9A7 5CEC 9293 527F 7D2E 43D6 5369 1E61 FA85 D00F

The PGP Corporation Release Key is used to sign software releases of all products, including PGP Universal, PGP Desktop, and PGP Command Line. Using this key, you can verify that you are installing authentic PGP software from PGP Corporation.

PGP Corporation Beta Feedback Key
Key ID: 0x89A0267B
Fingerprint: 92E1 4E9E DEE5 D21C 6A7F 3688 BBD3 07B1 89A0 267B

Those wishing to send us encrypted feedback relating to our software (including source code) should use the Beta Feedback Key. Similarly, where appropriate, messages from PGP Corporation, such as those acknowledging receipt of certain types of messages, will use this key.