Contact

Pick the address that fits, or skip email and use the drop box. PGP keys for every address are on the keys page.

Email

  • General contact

    contact@r4v3n.dev

    Questions, code, work, and anything else.

  • Security reports

    security@r4v3n.dev

    Vulnerabilities in anything I run, including this site.

  • Personal

    alex@r4v3n.dev

    Personal matters and questions. For code or work, write to contact@.

Reporting a vulnerability? Encrypt it to the security@ key if the details are sensitive. The essentials are in security.txt.

Drop box

  • No account
  • Encrypted in your browser
  • Post-quantum

The server only ever stores ciphertext. You get a codename of 12 words: come back with it to read my reply and answer.

The drop box is not open yet. Until it is, use email.

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Already wrote?

How this works, and its limits

Your browser turns the codename into keys and a private mailbox. Each message is encrypted with age to two keys, mine and yours, using post-quantum hybrid encryption (ML-KEM-768 with X25519), and signed so neither of us can be impersonated. The codename itself never leaves your browser.

The server keeps the encrypted messages, the hour each one arrived, and your public keys. It does not keep your IP address or any logs. Messages are padded, so their size says little.

This is not anonymous: like any website, the network and hosting provider see that you connected. And because this page does the encryption, it protects your words from anyone who gets the stored data, but not from someone who takes over the website itself. If that is your risk, use encrypted mail with the keys on the keys page.

My drop box key has the fingerprint . It changes only if I replace the key, and I would say so here.