> The last IETF draft for HKP also defines a distributed key server network, based on DNS SRV records: to find the key of someone@example.com, one can ask it by requesting example.com's key server.
> Keyserver examples: These are some keyservers that are often used for looking up keys with `gpg --recv-keys`.[6] These can be queried via https:// (HTTPS) or hkps:// (HKP over TLS) respectively:
keys.openpgp.org ,
pgp.mit.edu ,
keyring.debian.org ,
keyserver.ubuntu.com ,
> The last IETF draft for HKP also defines a distributed key server network, based on DNS SRV records: to find the key of someone@example.com, one can ask it by requesting example.com's key server.
> Keyserver examples: These are some keyservers that are often used for looking up keys with `gpg --recv-keys`.[6] These can be queried via https:// (HTTPS) or hkps:// (HKP over TLS) respectively: keys.openpgp.org , pgp.mit.edu , keyring.debian.org , keyserver.ubuntu.com ,