Darknet Security & Operational Integrity
Kerberos Online provides a verified framework for darknet OpSec (OPerational SECurity) — detailing how to manage PGP identities, XMR wallets, and Tor routing practices. The goal is to preserve anonymity and data integrity across all Kerberos Market transactions.
System Security Baseline
Use isolated environments (Qubes, Tails, Whonix). Disable macro‑based software and cloud sync. Configure your firewall to reject outgoing clearnet connections.
Tor Routing & Privacy Layer
Always connect via Tor v3 circuits. Avoid VPN over Tor unless you trust the exit. Fingerprint consistency increases privacy. Do not resize the browser window to prevent canvas tracking.
PGP Authentication Workflow
PGP confirms identity integrity between buyer and vendor on Kerberos / Kerberos Market.
Always use the official fingerprint (9A3C 1F58 889D 2C9E 7F92 AB12 7E9A 5AA4 8D3F 9E77) for verification.
XMR Wallet Security
Primary Wallet
Keep offline, air‑gapped device for cold‑storage of Monero seed phrases.
On‑Market Wallet
Restrict balance to minimum required amounts. Never reuse addresses or mix funds outside Kerberos.
Phishing Prevention
Kerberos uses PGP‑signed updates only. Reject emails or bots offering “wallet recovery”.
Data Protection & Encryption
Store exported PGP keys and wallet files inside VeraCrypt containers. Prefer AES‑256 or Serpent cascades. For cloud backups, encrypt before uploading using GPG symmetric mode.