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root@deepweb:~# gpg –version

Pretty Good Privacy (PGP)

Definition: Protocol for encrypting, signing, and decrypting texts, e-mails, files, directories, and whole disk partitions and to increase the security of e-mail communications.

Why it’s Mandatory on the Deep Web: Only PGP ensures that the admin of the marketplace, the ISP, or the government cannot read your messages to a vendor.

Asymmetric Encryption 101

Scenario: You want to send your address to a Vendor.

  1. Find Vendor’s Public Key on their profile.
  2. Import it into your keyring.
  3. Encrypt your address using their Public Key.
  4. Send the resulting block of garbled text.
  5. Only the Vendor (holder of the Private Key) can decrypt it.

CLI Quick Reference (Linux/GPG)

# Generate a new keypair (Select RSA and 4096 bits)
gpg --full-generate-key

# Import someone's public key
gpg --import vendor_key.asc

# Encrypt a message for recipient "VendorName"
gpg --encrypt --armor --recipient VendorName message.txt

# Decrypt a message sent to you
gpg --decrypt encrypted_message.asc

root@deepweb:~# ./tips.sh

[ TIPS & TRICKS ]

/* ————————————————————————– / / CONTRIBUTE / / ————————————————————————– */

root@deepweb:~# ./donate.sh –support-dev

[ KEEP THE NETWORK ALIVE ]

“Information wants to be free, but servers cost money.”

System Message: Every contribution sustains the node. Ack received. //


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