"trusted_key_list"
{

	//
	// Example user trusted key list.
	//
	// This file lists public keys of trusted sources.
	// If a VPK signature is verified using one of these keys,
	// then content in that VPK is considered "trusted" for pure server
	// purposes.
	//
	// Do not edit this file directly!  Instead, copy it to trusted_keys.txt
	// and modify it.
	//
	// This file is only loaded under "sv_pure 1".
	//
	// See also:
	// - trusted_keys_base.txt
	// - pure_server_whitelist_example.txt
	//
	// You can make your own public/private keypair using the VPK tool.
	// Each block below is the same as the contents of the xxx.publickey.vdf
	// file.
	//
	// This file should contain PUBLIC keys, which may be freely
	// distributed!  (In fact, this key list will be sent to clients that
	// connect to your server.)  If you receive content from a third party
	// that you trust, you will need their PUBLIC KEY, NOT THEIR PRIVATE KEY.
	//
	// Remember: NEVER SHARE YOUR PRIVATE KEY!
	//

	// Example key
	public_key
	{
		type "rsa"
		rsa_public_key "30819D300D06092A864886F70D010101050003818B0030818702818100B1C0F11CB2982F29259507A774D4834377C5B7A38D9A4B3892B598009F16AA109565CB09AD25DE0D3D1A089C3CB68E491921CC142F383383201DE98262A76ED8A6CC78BC51685A0A64A6172C67127AF23E78731F4A82C201D64C9AB80937322184B642727FE142D15CC045F3583E19E3E3E1A9C50C0FC84113573A520A8F7323020111"
	}
}