90f1f849e9f5a0c1855b72824af38b9aa24d5287 doc: Suggest `keys.openpgp.org` as keyserver in SECURITY.md (Tim Ruffing)
Pull request description:
`--recv-keys` without a `--keyserver` arg simply failed for me on a fresh Arch Linux installation, so I think it's a good idea to suggest a keyserver. OpenPGP ecosystem is broken in a number of ways, so the right way to approach this issue has some potential for bikeshedding. But the only thing that this PR does is to keep `SECURITY.md` in line with the instructions for builder keys, where there was agreement on switching to `keys.openpgp.org` (#22688).
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fdd7fa19a docs: create security policy (Neha Narula)
Pull request description:
Github has started supporting SECURITY.md to contain a project's
security policy. Right now, the only place to find this project's
security contact is on bitcoincore.org. Adding this information to the
repository makes it easier to find as SECURITY.md becomes a standard.
This is copied almost exactly from https://bitcoincore.org/en/contact/
and based on conversations with EthanHeilman.
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