Kerberos Documentation Hub

Official information center for the Kerberos darknet market: verified onion mirrors,  PGP fingerprints, privacy instructions, and security handbooks. Your gateway to authentic, safe Kerberos connections in 2026.

Verified Mirrors

Stay safe using only signed Kerberos onion mirrors validated with PGP fingerprints.

Privacy First

Follow Kerberos OpSec and device hardening tips to avoid identity leakage while browsing.

PGP Security

Use Kerberos PGP verification to confirm that links and announcements are authentic.

 Architecture

The Kerberos darknet market runs on a cluster of segmented onion mirrors.  Each one works as a modular node with its own PGP‑signed identity and redundant routing. This distributed model ensures uptime and reduces attack surface while allowing rapid mirror rotation when needed.

 All mirror updates are announced through PGP‑signed messages that can be verified inside the PGP Settings page. Each release adds metadata about region and latency so researchers can monitor stability.

 Security Principles

  • Use official onion addresses from Kerberos Docs only.
  • Verify every mirror with the listed PGP fingerprint.
  • Access via Tor Browser with JavaScript disabled.
  • Apply wallet segmentation for XMR and BTC transactions.
  • Keep software and PGP keys updated regularly.

 Kerberos security follows a minimal‑trust approach — you should assume any  endpoint is hostile until cryptographically verified. Follow the dedicated Security Guide for the complete threat model and practical steps.

Network Design

Kerberos uses segmented services — separate gateways for static content and authenticated transactions.

OpSec

Never re‑use aliases or cryptocurrency addresses across different markets.

Knowledge Base

The Kerberos Wiki section explains terms like multisig, escrow logic, and torified messaging.

 Transparency & Privacy

This hub publishes only public technical material. No logins, no trackers, no JS analytics — just static pages you can mirror freely. It is part of the project’s commitment to openly document the Kerberos darknet market ecosystem without revealing operational infrastructure.

 For details about data processing policies, see the Privacy Policy; for usage rights and legal clauses, review the Terms of Service.