On 2013-10-07 at 09:28 -0400, Adam Moskowitz wrote: > 1) Do you prefer exchanging contact information by trading business > cards or some electronic-based mechanism? > > If you said "business cards," you can stop here.
Business card, because it holds my PGP fingerprints, so if someone cares enough they have a not-feasibly-hackable way of taking back to their computer a trusted copy of my PGP fingerprints. They can ask to see ID at the time and I'll oblige. My personal cards have fingerprints for my personal keys, and my newest work cards have the fingerprint of my work PGP key. Any kind of electronic intermediation replacing the paper card would need to be part of the card itself, not online, to avoid being susceptible to MitM attacks. (Unless you think I'm a high-enough value target for someone to break into my room while I'm sleeping and replace my business cards with versions that have a different fingerprint. :) ) -Phil
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