Access and phishing

BlackOps keeps more than one onion warm at the same time. When one address is being flooded you paste another into Tor Browser and carry on, and the account, the balance and the basket are the same on every one because they all reach the same backend. Rotations are announced as PGP-signed posts, so a new address earns trust from the signature, not from looking close to an old one.

The login draws the real onion into the anti-phishing image and prints it again in the page header. Hold both against your address bar before the password field. A clone can copy the layout but it cannot put the correct fingerprint in an image it does not hold the key for, and it cannot serve the real address from a fake one.

The instruction is the atlas standard. Copy an address from a signed list, never type a fifty-six character string from memory, and read the captcha address before you commit a password. A withdrawal PIN sits separate from the login, so a stolen session still cannot drain the balance on its own.