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MQINBGAk90sBEADC3l4nHixxcQ7XDbfWPs799uS92H25Z5g6SOJT6grqi+jRz425 # Prints the GPG key ID, in ASCII armor format, e.g.: Next you'll need to dump the public key: $ gpg -armor -export DA03396D49F620F3 Gpg -list-secure-keys -key-id-format LONG $ gpg -list-secret-keys -key-id-format LONG To export your public key, you'll first need to figure out your keys ID: If this key is important to you, I recommend printing out the key on paper using paperkey, then optionally laminate it, and place the paper key in a fireproof/waterproof safe.
Make sure you store your backup secret keys in a secure physical location. This will export all necessary information to restore the secrets keys including the trust database information. In order to create a backup key, use the export-backup option: $ gpg -output backupkeys.pgp -armor -export-secret-keys -export-options export-backup For most use cases, the secret key need not be exported and should not distributed.
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