most markets have a weird combination of authentication methods, but isn't pgp enough? why do i have to put a username / password first? preventing fingerprinting on encrypted messages? i feel like most market operators are blindly following an outdated concept because "why not".
It's not abt comment it's abt flair , i thought if i remove comment flair will dissapear too but no that's the reason
beelzebub is abusing the whole sub
We have it too! :P Actually, it was added earlier today right before this post showed up. What a coincidence! /u/pgpfreak, you’ll want to check it out. Guest browsing is on the list and will be available by this weekend.
It's about time somebody mentions it. I wouldn't mind protecting my account exclusively through my private key. Your safety is only as strong as the weakest element in the chain. I know for sure it's not PGP.
This why I love vending on Dark Matter. They have a private mirror for vendors that only utilizes your PGP to login. It is amazing. It skips all the captchas, login & everything (which could bring up OpSec issues due to not having that extra barrier to protect you, but even 2FA can be hijacked by spoofing, mostly the 6 digit pins and stuff on phones, not really your 4096 bit RSA Key Pair. Add auto-withdrawals upon finalization to that and you have a very happy vendor haha not to mention that they lower the fees as you gain experience as as a vendor... anyways why am I rambling about this in OpSec? lol... but yeah I agree on some level. PGP verification should suffice instead of needing to continuously input your login information redundantly. Totally get that. The harder a market is to get into, the less people will continuously try to overcome the learning curves.
This should really be standard. Makes it easier for people who use pgp anyways, and also makes sure that everybody on the market has a pgp key.
However, considering there are still markets that accept bitcoin, I doubt we'll see it implemented any time soon.
This exactly. Shame.