GPG explained: from first key to daily use
Learn how to use GPG for encryption and signing. From your first keypair to advanced features like subkeys and smartcards.
Key management
GPG from the first key, then pass, then the YubiKey, then what happens to all of it when the maths changes.
Four posts about keys you hold yourself. It starts from nothing, so it would qualify as an entry path, and it is not on the front door because the reader who needs it usually arrives by searching for gpg.
Read this if your secrets live in a password manager somebody else operates, and that has started to bother you.
Pass: the Unix password manager that just works
Pass is a minimalist command-line password manager. Learn how to get started quickly and discover advanced features like git sync and browser integration.
YubiKey + Pass + GPG + SSH: One Key to Rule Them All
How to use YubiKey with pass (password-store), GPG and SSH for seamless authentication. Setup guide and workflow for maximum convenience with hardware security.
Quantum-safe GPG identity with multiple aliases
Your GPG identity is one of the few things AI cannot fake. One offline master, three aliases, post-quantum encryption, layered backups.