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BlackOps OPSEC Guidelines

Operational security is procedural. This manual defines the baseline for every BlackOps Onion session: Tor discipline, PGP, Monero hygiene and Warrant Canary awareness. Updated .

OPSEC baseline: before you connect

Environment separation

Update Tor Browser, set security to Safest, disable extra extensions, and close clearnet tabs tied to real identity. Use a dedicated OS profile or live system, unique credentials per service, and a password manager with a memorized master passphrase. Never mix identities across sessions on BlackOps Tor.

PGP and communications

Generate your PGP key offline, publish only the public key, and encrypt every address or sensitive message by default. Verify vendor keys against two independent sources. Sign continuity statements so counterparties can confirm you across rotations.

Financial hygiene with Monero

Fund a private Monero wallet, churn once, then fund escrow per order per /crypto/ rules. Never pay outside escrow, never finalize early for strangers, and keep amounts plausibly deniable across time. Store TX keys privately for disputes, never in clearnet notes.

What never to do on BlackOps Darknet
  • Never open BlackOps Onion links in a regular browser.
  • Never install software a mirror suggests.
  • Never reuse passwords or PGP keys across markets.
  • Never discuss orders on clearnet channels.
  • Never trust a mirror not listed in /mirror/.