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Warrant canary
Every 30 days the lab signs, with its PGP key, a short statement that it has received no warrant, gag order or request to weaken the service. If that statement stops being renewed, or its signature does not verify, assume something is wrong.
Signed on 30 Oct 2026. Next update due by 29 Nov 2026.
The signed statement
Alchimex warrant canary Date: 2026-10-30 Next update: 2026-11-29 As of the date above, the operators of Alchimex state that: 1. No warrant, subpoena, court order or national security letter has been received. 2. No gag order preventing us from disclosing such a request has been received. 3. No request to add a backdoor, to log or to weaken the service has been received or complied with. 4. No server, signing key or domain of the service has been seized or placed under the control of a third party. 5. The service is operated by the same people who signed the previous canary. If this statement is not renewed by the "Next update" date, or its signature does not verify against the key below, assume one of the statements above is no longer true. Bitcoin block 973789: 000000000000000000018fb47295ff3949f6ebdf20e179890f3421ae75cf91fa Signing key: B396F9090D85D06244B84885AD23839869BAA3D9
Only the signed file counts: canary.txt. This page is a convenience copy.
Verify it yourself
Signing key fingerprint: B396 F909 0D85 D062 44B8 4885 AD23 8398 69BA A3D9 · public key
curl -sO https://alchimex.io/pgp.asc curl -sO https://alchimex.io/canary.txt gpg --import pgp.asc gpg --verify canary.txt
Expect “Good signature from Alchimex”, and check that the fingerprint gpg prints matches the one above. The Bitcoin block quoted in the statement proves it was not written before that block was mined.