Omega Market PGP verification
PGP key verification protects your funds on Omega Market PGP pages by confirming you are not on a clone site. The process takes less than a minute but prevents most wallet drain attacks. If the canary text does not match, do not log in or type your password.
What the canary is
The PGP canary is a specific line of text displayed on the login page that changes regularly. It acts as a live check for the connection between your client and the server. This ensures the page content has not been intercepted or swapped by an attacker before you enter your credentials.
How to check it
- Locate the canary string at the top or bottom of the login form.
- Copy the exact text from the official announcement channel or a trusted source.
- Compare the character count and spelling against the known good value.
- Verify the PGP signature block if one is provided in the page footer.
- Only enter your username and password if the text matches perfectly.
If it is wrong
If the canary differs even by one letter, close the browser tab immediately. Do not try to fix it by refreshing or clearing cache. Navigate to the next mirror from the list and repeat the check. A mismatch points to a man-in-the-middle attack or an outdated DNS cache.
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Three addresses, same store. No labels, no ranking. Whichever one you land on must still show the canary you saved.