I have a more basic question: most DNM's encourage sending delivery information to the seller using PGP encryption, that way if this site is seized there is no easy way to harvest transaction information. But I see no support for that on this site (primarily, no place for members to publish their public PGP key).
So how DOES one expect to give delivery information to a member if the (warranted) assumption that any data held private by the web site is compromised in the future?
So how DOES one expect to give delivery information to a member if the (warranted) assumption that any data held private by the web site is compromised in the future?
- By needhealing
You could use an encrypted pastebin site like 0bin with a 1-day expiry date. It's not as anonymous/secure as PGP, but it would do the trick.
- By Baskater5
This is the comment I was looking for. I just opened my first order here on BB and the seller asked me to send the drop data in plaintext? Thats crazy dangerous! As an active user of the DN I have never seen a market not encouraging PGP for sensitive data. But I have seen multiple markets be busted/seized and the only significant data which LE had were the drop addresses of the lazy people who didnt use PGP! I really hope the admins will implement PGP in future. I feel very unsafe to send the drop in plaintext, which I wont do. I was told by the seller that the mods need to see the address which could be understandable in case of a dispute. But encrypting a message with more than one recipient key is possible.