Sure. What you have here is a PKI flaw.. Public key encryption is a "three way handshake".. The theory behind PKI is that you have 2 keys; a public key and a private key.. Your public key is public. It's meant to be known.. I want to send you an encrypted message, so I use your public key to do it.. When you see the encrypted message in your inbox, you use your private key to decrypt the message. Only your private key unlocks a message encrypted with your public key..  So this bitch here HRC, she had her goon squad "sniff" the private keys.. This is the one fucking problem with PKI tech, is sniffing out or "capture" of the private keys.. And that's what you're actually looking at here with this whole "list" of keys.. Storage, transport, and use of the private key is where the vulnerability is.. It's a lovely fucking war and we're in it..  God bless..