Regarding keys, it's worth noting that the Eulora2 key gives the in-game ID and as such it comes with its own use-environment as it were but you can use VaMP to create in fact any other number of RSA keys for other uses that might come with different security requirements.

Ah, it's not literally the character's key for the game, I had a looser association in mind. Indeed I created it in a separate environment, on a no-GUI VM even.

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The code in jfw_rngnet/ matches a signed software edition and has the following version description in its manifest.vamp:

826750 rngnet_v2 jfw Initial patch for RNG network facilities, dubbed rngnet version 2; includes rngsend and rngrecv in C with a /package installation script, README and example services.

The software edition producing this exact code version is:
data/patches/rngnet_v2.patch
authored by d07c062cfc823db4e7d36979edd4d9fb
signed by d07c062cfc823db4e7d36979edd4d9fb

Regarding keys, it's worth noting that the Eulora2 key gives the in-game ID and as such it comes with its own use-environment as it were but you can use VaMP to create in fact any other number of RSA keys for other uses that might come with different security requirements. Anyways, for now it's actually good to have that Vivian Sporepress pub key, as it means we can finally switch from gpg-grams to vamp-grams, too!