-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED WEB PAGE-----

Harry Moritz's Home Page
Eternally Dedicated To: Quindy Thepsena Moritz

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"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil
is for good men to do nothing."
Edmund Burke, 1729-1797

Secure ALL Electronic Communications!

I believe in the absolute security and sanctity of Internet and E-Mail communications.
I use Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) to safeguard my Web Pages, E-Mail, and sensitive files.
To communicate with me via E-Mail in a scrupulously secure manner, please use PGP.

This page has been signed using PGP.
Here's how To Check and Verify My Signature.
Here's how To Use PGP To Sign Your Web Pages.

Here's a link to a spectrum of information relating tocryptology, encryption, and PGP.

If you are NOT currently a PGP User, you can obtain it from PGP or a Download Site.

You can get my public PGP keys from:	DSS/DH	RSA
This Web Site:	Key ID = 0x989B7574	Key ID = 0xF8748855
MIT's Keyserver:	Key ID = 0x989B7574	Key ID = 0xF8748855

Please do NOT send
unsolicited or commercial
mail to my email account.

In accordance with 47 U.S.C. Title 47, Section 227(a)(2)(B),
a computer/modem/printer meets the definition of a telephone fax machine. It is unlawful to send any unsolicited advertisement to such equipment, punishable by action to recover actual monetary loss, or $10,000, whichever is greater, for EACH violation.
See 47 U.S.C. Section 227(b) (1)(C).

.. H.W. (Harry) Moritz		. Personal E-Mail: [email protected]
Voice: 703-560-7869		Snail Mail: 2937 Graham Road, ; Falls Church, VA 22042-1640
Site: http://members.xoom.com/Quindy/		Site's Webmaster
PGP for Personal Privacy v. 5.5		PGP Key Fingerprints:
DSS/DH Key ID: 0x989B7574		6073 0076 8307 CC0E D4DB FD6C 27F6 8124 989B 7574
RSA Key ID: 0xF8748855		4CC5 2846 BF3C 9A6F 03A0 2380 2561 107A

How to Verify PGP Signatures On Web Pages
Using PGP for Personal Privacy v. 5.x:

I have digitally signed the Web pages on this site using PGP v. 5.x. You can check to see if there has been any alterations by using PGP v. 5.x. To do so carry out the following steps:

If you haven't already got my PGP public key, you will need to get it now, and add it to your own public PGP keyring.
Using Netscape, go to "View" then to "Document Source" to reveal the pages' HTML coding.
From near the beginning of the HTML coding, highlight (Left-Click-Hold) and "mouse down" to include:

That portion of the page's HTML coding starting at:

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
HTML Blah, Blah, Blah... through and including:
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

(Similar methods will apply to other Internet browsers. Just make sure you save this part of the HTML source code to your Clipboard.)

Copy this code to your clipboard using your keyboard's command (CTL-C).
Open the "PGP Tray" and simply click on "Decrypt/Verify Clipboard"
A valid signature from H.W. (Harry) Moritz <[email protected]> with the creation date (8/26/1997)should appear. This verifies, using PGP, that the signature from me is valid. This proves that there has been no tampering with this Web Page.
All my other pages on this site are similarly PGP signed.

If you cannot obtain a valid signature on this page, please let me know.

You may wish to print the source code of this page, to see how it was done, or visit the guru who supplied me the original idea to PGP Secure my Web Pages and an introduction to the process.

How to Sign Web Pages
Using PGP for Personal Privacy v. 5.x:

I offer special thanks to Edward James Noel Bell, who inspired me to adapt his system for PGP v. 2.6.3i, to PGP for Personal Privacy v. 5.x. Please visit his page!
Please feel free to use this procedure.
The more PGP in the world, the better off we all will be.

Now for the directions:

Create your Web Page in normal HTML using either a text editor or some other Web Page authoring tool. When you are absolutely finished and ready to PGP sign the document. It is important that you ONLY USE an HTML or other TEXT EDITOR because some Web Authoring tools will automatically reformat the PGP signature block, thus invalidating it. Proceed as follows:

Using a text editor, display the HTML code from the finished Web Page.
After the <BODY> tag, and before the first HTML coding, add a line as follows: <KBD>-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED WEB PAGE-----</KBD>
This simply produces a line of text at the start of the Web Page noting that it is a PGP- signed page, not has absolutely no effect on the overall PGP-signing process.
Go to the end of the HTML coding. Find and delete the </BODY> and </HTML> tags.
In their place, insert the tag: <PRE>
Go to the top of the HTML coding. Immediately before the <HTML> tag, insert " - - - - - -->".
Two Special NOTES:
-- Do NOT include the Quotation marks!
-- DO insert one space as a first character in the line as in: " - - - - - -->"
Go to the top of the HTML document, as now modified.
Highlight (Left-Click-Hold) and "mouse down" to include:

That portion of the page's HTML coding starting at:

-->
<HTML> Blah, Blah, Blah... through the end of the HTML coding, and including the tag:
<PRE>

Cut the entire HTML text onto your Clipboard, leaving it blank.
Don't worry, we'll get it back!
Now using PGP for Personal Privacy, v 5.x, Open the "PGP Tray".
Click on the "Sign Clipboard" option, and enter your PGP Pass Phrase as prompted.

Special Note:
If you sign your Web Pages using a DSS/DH algorithm, only those users of
PGP 5.x, or greater will be able to verify your signature.

Return to your HTML page's location, and paste into the blank page, the contents of the (now PGP signed) Clipboard.
Go to the TOP of the HTML text and before the first line which now reads:
"-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----" and...
insert the first half of the comment block tag: <!--
Then, (and finally!) go to the end of the HTML text, and insert the closing tags:
</PRE>
</BODY>
</HTML>

View the page in your browser and it should look pretty much like this one -
Check out the HTML for this page!

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This Web Page was last
revised on April 1, 1998.
It is maintained by the WebMaster, Harry Moritz,
from his home in Falls Church, Virginia.

Harry Moritz's Home Page Eternally Dedicated To: Quindy Thepsena Moritz

Harry Moritz's Home Page
Eternally Dedicated To: Quindy Thepsena Moritz