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Chapter 3 — Security

Security here is practical, not paranoid. Understand what you are actually defending against, then apply a handful of habits that stop the real threats.

›Threat modelA simple threat model for a Zion Market visitor: who might see what, which risks are real, and where to spend your effort.›PhishingHow phishing clones target Zion Market visitors and the mechanical three-second check that defeats every one of them.›PGP keysA practical PGP walkthrough for Zion Market: generating a key, verifying signed lists, encrypting to vendors, and using PGP 2FA.›PasswordsWhy a unique, manager-generated password protects your Zion Market account and quietly helps against phishing.›Recovery mnemonicWhat the Zion Market recovery mnemonic is, how to store it, and why no genuine login ever asks for it.
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