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by FeepingCreature 1956 days ago
Of course, the problem here is that the attacker can also revoke your backup key, and since they're the attacker, they can probably do it faster than you.

Preferably I'd have a certificate chain scheme where I have a private revocation key sitting in a safe somewhere whose public key I specify everywhere, so I don't even need to take it out of the safe to sign up somewhere.