PGP Public Keys

Follow these steps to send an encrypted email to my ProtonMail address:

1. Download my public PGP key for panchajanya1999@proton.me from the link above.
2. Import the public key into your email client or PGP tool (e.g., GPGTools, Kleopatra).
3. Compose your email and encrypt the message using my public key.
4. Send the encrypted email to panchajanya1999@proton.me.

If you're using ProtonMail, the process is even easier:

1. Log in to your ProtonMail account.
2. Go to Settings > Encryption & Keys.
3. Import my public key into your contact list.
4. Compose a new email to panchajanya1999@proton.me.
5. Enable encryption (ProtonMail does this automatically if my public key is saved).
6. Send the email securely!
            

If you're using Gmail or another email client, follow these general instructions:

1. Install a browser extension like "Mailvelope" or "FlowCrypt" to enable PGP encryption in your email.
2. Open the extension and follow the setup process (this includes generating your PGP keypair if you don’t have one).
3. Import my public PGP key into the extension.
   - In Mailvelope: Go to Settings > Import Key and paste my public key.
   - In FlowCrypt: Go to Settings > Public Keys and import my public key.
4. Compose a new email in Gmail (or your email client).
5. Encrypt the email by enabling the PGP option in the extension.
6. Send the encrypted email to panchajanya1999@proton.me.
            

These tools work seamlessly with Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Outlook, and other email providers.