Kerberos FAQ – Quick Knowledge Base
Below you’ll find answers to the most common questions about the Kerberos Darknet Market. All information was verified by administrators and security experts in January 2026 to ensure accuracy and clarity. Click on any question to expand its answer.
Kerberos is a privacy‑oriented market built around trustless transactions, PGP verification and reputation integrity. It combines cryptic design with audit‑ready ledger system to ensure all trades are authentic.
Always enter verified mirrors from links.html via Tor Browser. Double‑check PGP signatures and never follow social media “short links”.
Yes, but only VPN‑over‑Tor is recommended and must not log traffic. See the Security Guide for network hardening.
Admin posts new mirrors every month. Each new onion address is signed and announced through official PGP channels.
Kerberos accepts only Monero (XMR) for its privacy‑by‑default architecture. Bitcoin is currently not supported.
Yes. All admins and support accounts sign public messages with their PGP keys. Cross‑check on the
Kerberos is a decentralized network community without a physical location. Developers remain anonymous for security reasons.
Accessing documentation is legal since it contains educational security research and privacy guides only.
Use the public PGP contact to send signed reports. Include mirror URL and timestamp. Admins blacklist and publish warning notices.
Yes, temporary downtime may occur during maintenance or DDoS mitigation — check status in sidebar for real‑time uptime log.
2026 roadmap includes decentralized trust‑ledger for vendor reputation and PGP web of trust integration.
Yes. Community members can submit technical articles or translations via signed messages to documentation maintainers.