¿Qué es el archivo "signature.asc" adjunto al email que recibo de Kraken?
El archivo signature.asc es una firma PGP (https://support.kraken.com/hc/es/articles/201648223) generado utilizando tanto el contenido del email como la clave privada PGP de Kraken.
Puede ser usado para verificar la autenticidad de los emails automáticos.
Nota: los emails firmados utilizando nuestra clave pública para [email protected] son enviados desde [email protected] (https://support.kraken.com/hc/es/articles/360024948632).
Instrucciones:
¿Cómo verifico los emails de Kraken? (Thunderbird) (https://support.kraken.com/hc/articles/360024549671)
¿Cómo verifico los emails de Kraken? (GPG Mail) (https://support.kraken.com/hc/es/articles/360024235892)
What is the "signature.asc" email attachment?
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The signature.asc file that is attached to all automated emails being sent from [email protected] and [email protected] can be used to verify whether the email was actually sent by Kraken.
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You don’t need to open it
, since it’s a file that is meant to be decrypted by PGP software.
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It contains a
PGP
text block which is generated by using both the content of the email and Kraken's PGP private key. Generally email providers will automatically decrypt this text with the public key of Kraken, and show you whether a sender is verified.
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For more information on the topic we suggest you review our article on what PGP is.
How do I find and share my PGP public key?
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To find your public key, review the documentation provided by your PGP software; every software provider stores public keys in different ways.
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Note: you should never share your private key with anyone. Kraken will never ask for your private keys.
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Once you have found your public key we recommend following the steps laid out here to set up PGP encrypted email communication.