Kerberos FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Kerberos darknet market access, security, PGP verification, and operational best practices.
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How do I access Kerberos onion market?
Download Tor Browser from torproject.org, verify PGP signature, then use onion links from Official Mirrors. Always disable JavaScript and use privacy-hardened OS (Whonix/Tails).
How to verify PGP signatures?
Import official Kerberos keys: gpg --keyserver keys.openpgp.org --recv-keys 512EF114. Verify messages: gpg --verify message.asc message.txt. Compare fingerprints from links.html.
Is Monero safe for payments?
Yes. Use fresh addresses per transaction, offline signing on air-gapped systems, and never reuse wallet seeds. Kerberos only accepts XMR for privacy-preserving ring signatures.
Do I need VPN with Tor?
No. VPN inside Tor creates dangerous correlation attacks. Use Tor-only routing or Whonix gateway for complete isolation.
What OS is recommended?
Tails (amnesic), Whonix (compartmentalized), or Qubes OS (disposable VMs). Never use host OS directly for darknet access.
How to spot fake mirrors?
Check PGP signatures against official fingerprints. Real Kerberos sites display verified PGP blocks. Cross-reference onion hashes from trusted sources.
How often update Tor Browser?
Weekly. Verify SHA256 checksums and PGP signatures before upgrading. Restart completely between sessions.
What if PGP key expires?
Generate new keypair every 18-24 months. Publish revocation certificate for old keys. Vendors will request updated public keys.
Can I use clearnet email?
Never. Use ProtonMail, Tutanota, or temporary throwaways. PGP-encrypt all communications regardless of provider.
Firewall configuration?
Block all outbound except 127.0.0.1:9050 (Tor SOCKS). iptables: -A OUTPUT -d 127.0.0.1 -p tcp --dport 9050 -j ACCEPT
Browser fingerprinting?
Tor Browser resists most techniques. Never resize window, install extensions, or enable WebRTC. Use default security slider (Safest).
Secure storage recommendations?
VeraCrypt containers (AES-XTS 512bit), LUKS2 with Argon2id, air-gapped USBs. Triple-backup methodology with geographic dispersion.
JavaScript safe to enable?
Absolutely not. Darknet markets contain exploit chains targeting JS engines. NoScript "Safest" mode is mandatory.