-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA512

GnuPG key transition statement of Henning Rogge

In December 2014 I revoked my old GPG key 71E9EF73001C1D67 and created
the new GPG key A5AD77E686875CD9.

The old GPG key was NOT compromised, but the DSA/ElGamal could not be
loaded onto my new smartcard.

The new GPG key is a 4096 bit RSA key with three 2048 bit RSA keys
(authentication, decryption, signature) and a small embedded JPEG
picture. I plan to update its expiration date once per year.

I cross-signed both keys with each other and gathered all relevant
web-of-trust signatures before invalidating the old key.

Old key:
Henning Rogge <hrogge@googlemail.com>
Key ID: 71E9EF73001C1D67
Fingerprint: F1B9 714F 1CD7 D995 A18B F050 71E9 EF73 001C 1D67

New key:
Henning Rogge <hrogge@gmail.com>
Key ID: A5AD77E686875CD9
Fingerprint: 7A2F ACFF 0E1B 01EE ACB1 C0A5 A5AD 77E6 8687 5CD9
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1

iQEcBAEBCgAGBQJUkw+SAAoJEIJc+0xG+ao8K/AH/2Swd5qFZrmTXGhtWCPnoLEF
SoGjrOT5v+HBPEYtwzLhjYizAZpbkWvGfzvRmZD7UZlv4j7rgxcmdpqLmtVuGN5C
NcENKMaZmOcy0U+TLH7Lu8xacEfLeTaFAuHgJRmkRDUZfypS5nPQXaIEVxINLZ+f
j3IxfcaEsoBf5iDZ7bahJntnhd720bPBsN3Kf9NrnPJSpkYPNYaWmin7NfX/Bezt
aF6AQV/hwNHOfibYVQstrtKMlXCymD6qhBXyRK1aRH3MEZqEl1mnqAm/VecUVXdd
qm2hVSXgwaNddlW/Mene6seJjqbfOJag5roLczgxtF+tWG6+2lRi1OvcdPzD36I=
=M4SG
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----