My public pgp key

keyid : EB1185F82713D6DF

in bash use :

$wget -q https://raw.githubusercontent.com/drazioti/my_public_key/main/pk.asc && echo -n "key id:" && gpg --list-packets pk.asc | awk '/keyid:/{ print $2 }' && gpg --import pk.asc

If you want to send me an encrypted e-mail use the previous public key and then in bash : $gpg -e -a -r drazioti@csd.auth.gr write your message and when you finish press ctrl+D

Finally send the derived encrypted message to me : drazioti at csd dot auth dot gr

X509 public keys

Also, I use "Qualified" electronic signatures.
Here are my public keys.
[1] Expired in 9 Nov. 2022 p7b
[2] Expires in 3 Nov. 2024 p7b pem

These keys can not be used for encryption, so you can not use them for this purpose. You can use them for verifying digital signatures.