[MCARC] [Fwd: ARRL Midwest Division Newsletter for March 2022]

[Nate Bargmann]

* On 2022 09 Mar 06:43 -0600, Dennis Mason wrote:
> Nate… I had to upgrade my XP to my win 10 email, need a app for .asc  …… Dennis

That is an Armored ASCII signature which is a computed polynomial from the
email I send and my PGP private signing key.  The idea is that if there
had been any change to the email then the signature would be invalid.
It is a way to prevent spoofing as I sign nearly all of my mail expcet
to a few brain dead mailing lists (run by hams) that reject signed
messages.

If you're not set up for PGP/GPG, it can be safely ignored.

73, Nate

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