Tor Access Guide for Kerberos Darknet Market
This guide outlines how to connect securely to the Kerberos network through the Tor Browser while protecting your privacy and verifying mirror authenticity. It serves as an official reference for both new and advanced users who value secure onboarding and data integrity inside darknet environments.
/step 1 – Install Tor Browser
1. Visit the Tor Project’s official website at https://www.torproject.org. Never download Tor from third‑party sources.
2. Choose your operating system (Windows, macOS, Linux) and install the latest stable version.
3. Launch it and connect directly to the Tor Network. If your country blocks Tor, use a bridge connection from the “Tor Network Settings”.
/step 2 – Security Pre‑Checks
Before opening any Kerberos address, verify official PGP signatures against listed fingerprints in the
/step 3 – Connect to Verified Mirror
After Tor is running, manually enter the primary Kerberos onion URL into the address bar: http://kerberosmarketxyz.onion. You should see the authentication banner signed with the site’s PGP key. Check the signature before any interaction. Fake markets often clone the UI without valid signatures — use only verified mirrors from kerberosnew.com.
/step 4 – XMR Transaction Safety
Kerberos recommends dedicated Monero wallets and fresh addresses for each transaction. Use open‑source wallets such as Feather or Monero GUI Wallet. When transferring funds, never reuse deposit addresses and avoid exchange wallets for direct payments to darknet markets. Follow
/step 5 – Bookmark and Verify Identity
Once connected, bookmark the onion mirror instead of relying on external lists. Sign the link with PGP for personal verification. Kerberos staff periodically update fingerprints — manual checking once per month is recommended to avoid spoofed nodes. For extra layer of trust, use the PGP verification script available in the documentation hub repository.