canary

Current. The next one is due by 2026-12-04.

Signed 2026-11-04 by the key A4BEA877ADB2D1D4A4EED46B8445E40CDA72A613; the signature was checked just now. It's re-signed every 30 days. If it goes stale, disappears, or stops verifying, assume we can't tell you why.

n3xu5 warrant canary, 2026-11-04

As of the date above, the operator of n3xu5 states:

1. We have not received any order, letter or request that came with an instruction to keep
   it secret (such as a gag order or a National Security Letter).
2. We have not been asked or required to change our software or systems to watch members, or
   to weaken their encryption.
3. To our knowledge, no one has searched or seized our servers or our keys.
4. We have not handed member data to a government or anyone else in response to a legal
   demand.

This statement is re-signed at least every 30 days. If it goes stale, disappears, or stops
verifying, assume something here is no longer true and we can't tell you.

Latest Bitcoin block at signing: height 974566, hash 00000000000000000001d498475964c1a570fee214f82a8e6bdbe0e6a08d0609

Check it yourself: download the signed canary and the signing key, then gpg --import key.asc and gpg --verify canary.asc. Compare the key's fingerprint with one you got another way.