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<h1>Xen Hypervisor Project: OpenPGP keys</h1>
- The Xen Hypervisor Project uses OpenPGP when necessary to
- provide essential confidentiality and integrity.
-<p>
- Our current set of in-use, published, keys are these:
-
-<h2>Xen tree code signing and announcements</h2>
-<pre>
-pub 2048R/57E82BD9 2010-04-06
- Key fingerprint = 23E3 222C 145F 4475 FA80 60A7 83FE 14C9 57E8 2BD9
-uid Xen.org Xen tree code signing (signatures on the xen hypervisor and tools) <pgp@xen.org>
-</pre>
-We use this key to sign git and hg tags on xen-unstable.hg and
-qemu-xen-*.git, whenever we make a Xen release.
-We also use it to sign Xen security advisories from the security team.
-
-<h2>Xen 3.4 code signing key</h2>
-<pre>
-pub 4096R/4A26F09C 2011-09-29
- Key fingerprint = 7CD5 3BA8 A7A4 A5BD 4A61 FDBE 7B37 6A42 4A26 F09C
-uid Keith Coleman <keith.coleman@n2servers.com>
-uid Xen.org Xen 3.4 tree code signing (signatures on the xen hypervisor and tools) <keith.coleman@n2servers.com<
-sub 4096R/177F4534 2011-09-29
-</pre>
-We use this key to sign tags on xen-3.4-testing.hg, whenever the
-3.4 maintainer makes a release from the Xen 3.4 maintenance branch.
+ <p>The Xen Hypervisor Project uses OpenPGP when necessary to
+ provide essential confidentiality and integrity.</p>
+ <p>Our current set of in-use, published, keys are these:</p>
-<h2>Security team incoming email</h2>
-<pre>
-pub 2048R/82D3A964 2012-05-02
- Key fingerprint = F1F9 380F 6287 0056 A186 2CC0 743A 3FCA 82D3 A964
-uid Xen.org (incoming email) <security@xen.org>
-sub 2048R/46D7BB82 2012-05-02
-</pre>
-If you need to send encrypted email to the Xen.org security team,
-please use this key. We prefer that routine communications not
-be encrypted.
+ <h2>Xen tree code signing and announcements</h2>
+ <pre>
+ pub 2048R/57E82BD9 2010-04-06
+ Key fingerprint = 23E3 222C 145F 4475 FA80 60A7 83FE 14C9 57E8 2BD9
+ uid Xen.org Xen tree code signing (signatures on the xen hypervisor and tools) <pgp@xen.org>
+ </pre>
+ <p>We use this key to sign git and hg tags on xen-unstable.hg and
+ qemu-xen-*.git, whenever we make a Xen release.
+ We also use it to sign Xen security advisories from the security team.</p>
+
+ <h2>Xen 3.4 code signing key</h2>
+ <pre>
+ pub 4096R/4A26F09C 2011-09-29
+ Key fingerprint = 7CD5 3BA8 A7A4 A5BD 4A61 FDBE 7B37 6A42 4A26 F09C
+ uid Keith Coleman <keith.coleman@n2servers.com>
+ uid Xen.org Xen 3.4 tree code signing (signatures on the xen hypervisor and tools) <keith.coleman@n2servers.com<
+ sub 4096R/177F4534 2011-09-29
+ </pre>
+ <p>We use this key to sign tags on xen-3.4-testing.hg, whenever the
+ 3.4 maintainer makes a release from the Xen 3.4 maintenance branch.</p>
+
+ <h2>Security team incoming email</h2>
+ <pre>
+ pub 2048R/82D3A964 2012-05-02
+ Key fingerprint = F1F9 380F 6287 0056 A186 2CC0 743A 3FCA 82D3 A964
+ uid Xen.org (incoming email) <security@xen.org>
+ sub 2048R/46D7BB82 2012-05-02
+ </pre>
+ <p>If you need to send encrypted email to the Xen.org security team,
+ please use this key. We prefer that routine communications not
+ be encrypted.</p>
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