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https://mag-wiki.win/index.php/Strengthening_Monero_Payment_Security_on_Darknet_Marketplaces

Using PGP encryption for login means your password or token is scrambled with your public key before it hits the server, so even if it's intercepted, no one else can read it. It feels a bit like sending a secret code through the mail—only the person with the right private key can unlock it. This adds an extra layer of security beyond just SSL, which is especially handy on untrusted networks.