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In the development life cycle, there are a number of points where it is useful to have a published [public key](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public-key_cryptography). Examples include build signing, Git commit signing, and communicating with other community members securely. Build signing in particular is a required part of the release process for the Celo blockchain client.

In support of these uses, [OpenPGP](https://www.openpgp.org/) public keys can be published to [celo.org](https://celo.org), where they can downloaded securely by anyone.
In support of these uses, [OpenPGP](https://www.openpgp.org/) public keys can be published to [celo.org](https://celo.org), where they can be downloaded securely by anyone.

If you want to read more about OpenPGP keys, including their structure and metadata, check out [Anatomy of a GPG Key by Dave Steele](https://davesteele.github.io/gpg/2014/09/20/anatomy-of-a-gpg-key/).

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3. `generate`
1. When asked if you want to backup your encryption key, specify `n` for no.
2. Specify an expiration date, for example `2y` for 2 years.
3. Enter you full name and `@clabs.co` email address when prompted.
3. Enter your full name and `@clabs.co` email address when prompted.
4. You may add a comment, but it is not required.
4. `quit`

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#### Signature Verification

A signature file produced with the method above can be verified by any user that possesses your public key with the following command.
A signature file produced with the method above can be verified by any user who possesses your public key with the following command.

```bash
gpg --verify doc.txt.asc doc.txt
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