Kerberos PGP Configuration & Verification

PGP is the core of trust inside the Kerberos darknet market. Every vendor message and market update is signed with an official Kerberos key. Learn to configure, import, and verify signatures properly.

[STEP 1] Generate Keys

Create Your Key Pair

Use GnuPG on Linux / macOS / Windows: gpg --full-generate-key Choose RSA 4096 bits | expiry 1 year | your alias only.

Export Public Key

Publish safely: gpg --armor --export alias > mykey.asc Use fingerprint, never raw ID string.

[STEP 2] Import Kerberos Keys

Import Official Key

Command: gpg --import kerberos.asc Key Fingerprint: AB12 CD34 EF56 7890 1234 5678 90AB CDEF 1234 AB56

Validate Fingerprint

Compare with official PGP fingerprints. Then mark key as trusted: gpg --edit-key KERBEROS trust

[STEP 3] Verify Signatures

Decrypt Messages

gpg --decrypt message.asc to verify authenticity. Valid signature = trusted Kerberos origin.

Reject Unsigned Data

Never trust content lacking Kerberos PGP signatures – this is a phishing indicator.

Encrypt Your Replies

gpg --encrypt --recipient KERBEROS before sending private messages through market channels.