jcea.es

Personal homepage of Jesús Cea Avión, a telecommunications engineer, linking his blog, public programming projects and podcast

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02

About jcea.es

jcea.es is the personal website of Jesús Cea Avión, a telecommunications engineer. It serves as an index to his public programming projects, a personal blog, the Podcast Z show on security, system administration and Python, and articles he has published.

The site lists his interests in cryptology, where he states he collaborates with the team updating the international version of PGP, and in computer history, including retro Atari hardware. It also publishes an RSS feed and a PGP key for contact.

The site is in Spanish and has been updated since 1996; its most recent update is dated 10 March 2026.

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