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// 01_public_key

Public key.

The OpenPGP key for NorseHorse, the developer of PGPony. Use it to encrypt a security report or to verify a signed release.

Fingerprint:

A0CB C8F6 5AAC E56F 1C5B  7677 53F9 798E 4919 DE62
Verify before you trust. Confirm this fingerprint through a second channel before relying on it — compare it against the key inside the app, or against a copy you got somewhere other than this page. A public key is only as trustworthy as your verification of it.
// 02_details

Key details.

NorseHorse <norsehorse@norsehor.se>
Primary key
Ed25519 — certify & sign [SC]
Encryption subkey
Curve25519 (Cv25519) [E]
Key ID
53F9798E4919DE62
Fingerprint
A0CBC8F65AACE56F1C5B767753F9798E4919DE62
User ID
NorseHorse <norsehorse@norsehor.se>
Created
2026-05-27
Expires
2028-05-26
Made with
PGPony — the same Ed25519 + Cv25519 keys the app generates
// 03_armored_block

The key.

Copy the block below, or download the .asc file.

-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: ObjectivePGP
Comment: https://objectivepgp.com
Charset: UTF-8

mDMEahaYZhYJKwYBBAHaRw8BAQdAlHFiKVZzT5lbbtYRaH8pNeISDVR0KC+SV6l684JEnHK0I05v
cnNlSG9yc2UgPG5vcnNlaG9yc2VAbm9yc2Vob3Iuc2U+iIgEExYIADAFAmoWmGYCGwMECwkIBwQV
CAkKFiEEoMvI9lqs5W8cW3Z3U/l5jkkZ3mIFCQPDD8AACgkQU/l5jkkZ3mIZXwD9EXR89QRKc3I2
NVuXInt5DAXSyanvUfD+Jei4fY9h+C4A/0dgBRUeAbgId8GdeElSDZ+N264DODsL8JxVJ3aJhtsN
uDgEahaYZhIKKwYBBAGXVQEFAQEHQBwMp4sUk2y7j7+OSY7HCbBw4Mo1fc9skkruEYkFH948AwEI
B4hhBBgWCAAJBQJqFphmAhsMAAoJEFP5eY5JGd5iDlUA/jHzBX2ipOLkaAiuqM8wrQRZi1gbSGa3
ranhOgFZXcqQAP95Iet0AaAux8mK7l43hyo2pUTLiotKxYL5Ab9OfWhSCQ==
=TsVh
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Download norsehorse.asc
// 04_import_it

Import it.

In PGPony: open the Decrypt or Exchange tab, paste the block (or share the downloaded .asc into the app), and it lands in your keyring. From there you can encrypt to it or verify signatures from it.

With GnuPG on a desktop:

curl -O https://pgpony.app/assets/pgp/norsehorse.asc
gpg --import norsehorse.asc
gpg --fingerprint norsehorse@norsehor.se

Then check that the printed fingerprint matches the one at the top of this page before you encrypt anything sensitive to it.

// 05_what_to_use_it_for

What it's for.

  • Security reports. If you're reporting a vulnerability and want to encrypt the details, encrypt to this key and send to NorseHorse@norsehor.se with subject SECURITY. See the disclosure policy.
  • Verifying releases. Where a release or statement is signed with this key, a valid signature proves it came from the holder of the private key — not an impersonator.
  • Private correspondence. Anything you'd rather not send in the clear.