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Finally, it is advisable to generate a revocation certificate and store it in a safe place away from your secret key. In case your secret key gets into the wrong hands, you can revoke it so it can not easily be abused by others. The command to do this is
{{Input|1=$ gpg --armor --output revoker.asc --gen-revoke mail@example.com}}

Finally, it is advisable to generate a revocation certificate and store it in a safe place away from your secret key. In case your secret key gets into the wrong hands, you can revoke it so it can not easily be abused by others. The command to do this is

$ gpg --armor --output revoker.asc --gen-revoke mail@example.com

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	Finally, it is advisable to generate a revocation certificate and store it in a safe place away from your secret key. In case your secret key gets into the wrong hands, you can revoke it so it can not easily be abused by others. The command to do this is		Finally, it is advisable to generate a revocation certificate and store it in a safe place away from your secret key. In case your secret key gets into the wrong hands, you can revoke it so it can not easily be abused by others. The command to do this is
	{{Input\|1=$ gpg -a -o revoker.asc --gen-revoke ~~85EEC6A5~~}}		{{Input\|1=$ gpg --armor --output revoker.asc --gen-revoke mail@example.com}}