Torzon Market Mirrors

About Torzon Market Mirrors

Torzon Market operates multiple mirror links to ensure platform availability and protect against DDoS attacks. Each Torzon mirror provides identical functionality - they all connect to the same Torzon Market infrastructure. The Torzon team maintains 9+ active mirrors at all times.

All official Torzon mirrors are cryptographically signed with the marketplace's PGP key. Before accessing any Torzon link, you should verify its authenticity using the PGP verification process described below. This protects you from phishing sites that impersonate Torzon Market.

Why Torzon Uses Multiple Mirrors

Torzon Market maintains multiple mirror links for several important reasons:

• DDoS Protection: If one Torzon mirror is under attack, users can access others
• Geographic Distribution: Torzon mirrors on different Tor circuits provide redundancy
• Load Balancing: Multiple Torzon mirrors distribute user traffic
• Censorship Resistance: Taking down one Torzon link doesn't disable access

Phishing is one of the most common threats facing Torzon Market users. Malicious actors create fake Torzon sites that look identical to the real marketplace, stealing login credentials and cryptocurrency. The only reliable way to verify a Torzon link is through PGP signature verification.

Torzon PGP Verification Process

1. Obtain Torzon's Official PGP Key: Get the Torzon Market public key from trusted sources like Dread forums or the official Torzon canary.
2. Download the Signed Mirror List: Torzon publishes a PGP-signed list of all official mirrors.
3. Verify the Signature: Use GPG to verify the signature matches Torzon's official key.
4. Check the Link: Only access Torzon links that appear in the verified list.

Torzon Key Fingerprint

Always verify you have the correct Torzon public key by checking the fingerprint. The official Torzon Market PGP key fingerprint should be obtained from multiple trusted sources and compared before trusting any Torzon link verification.

Additional Torzon Phishing Protection

• Bookmark verified Torzon links: Once you verify a Torzon mirror, bookmark it in Tor Browser to avoid manual entry errors.
• Never click Torzon links in messages: Phishers send fake Torzon links through email, forums, and social media.
• Check the full onion address: Phishing Torzon sites often use similar but different addresses.
• Verify before every Torzon session: Even bookmarks can be compromised - verify your security phrase each time.

Torzon Login Steps

1. Access verified Torzon link: Use a PGP-verified Torzon mirror through Tor Browser.
2. Complete CAPTCHA: Torzon requires CAPTCHA verification to prevent automated attacks.
3. Verify security phrase: Confirm your unique Torzon security phrase is displayed correctly.
4. Enter credentials: Input your Torzon username and password.
5. Complete 2FA: If enabled, provide your Torzon 2FA code (TOTP, PGP, or hardware key).
6. Access Torzon Market: You're now securely logged into Torzon.

Torzon Market maintains an active warrant canary system updated every 72 hours. The warrant canary is a cryptographically signed statement confirming that Torzon has not received any secret legal orders or been compromised. Before accessing Torzon, you should verify the canary is current and valid.

What the Torzon Canary Contains

• Current Date: Proves when the Torzon canary was signed
• Recent News Events: References to verifiable current events proving creation date
• Statement of Non-Compromise: Declaration that Torzon has not received secret orders
• PGP Signature: Cryptographic proof from Torzon administrators

Verifying Torzon's Canary

To verify Torzon Market's warrant canary:

1. Obtain the latest Torzon canary from the marketplace or trusted sources
2. Verify the PGP signature using Torzon's official public key
3. Check that the date is within the last 72 hours
4. Verify the news references are from recent events

If the Torzon warrant canary is outdated, unsigned, or contains unusual statements, exercise caution. An expired or modified canary may indicate Torzon has been compromised or served with legal orders.

Torzon Market uses Onion v3 addresses, the latest generation of Tor hidden service addresses. These 56-character addresses provide significantly stronger security than the older 16-character v2 format (now deprecated). All Torzon mirrors use the v3 format.

Torzon v3 Address Security Features

• Stronger Cryptography: Torzon v3 addresses use ED25519 elliptic curve cryptography
• Better Anonymity: Improved onion routing protects Torzon server locations
• Collision Resistance: 56-character Torzon addresses are virtually impossible to spoof
• Forward Secrecy: Compromised keys don't expose past Torzon sessions

Identifying Legitimate Torzon Addresses

All legitimate Torzon Market addresses share these characteristics:

• Exactly 56 characters before ".onion"
• Contains only lowercase letters (a-z) and digits (2-7)
• Ends with ".onion"
• Listed in PGP-signed Torzon mirror list