Trust Mathematics, Not Humans. The Shield Against Phishing.
In the clearweb world, you rely on SSL certificates (the green lock icon) to verify a site. On the darknet, SSL Authorities do not exist. Instead, we use PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) to sign our messages and addresses.
Every valid torzon market link rotates periodically to avoid DDoS attacks. When you land on a new mirror, how do you know it's ours? You check the signed message found on the login page against the Public Key listed below. If the signature matches, the site is genuine. If it fails, you are on a phishing site designed to steal your coins.
Import this block into your GPG Keychain, Kleopatra, or Tails PGP tool. Never trust a key sent to you via private message.
We strongly encourage enabling PGP 2FA immediately after registration.
This makes your account impossible to hack via password theft alone. Even if a phisher gets your password via a fake torzon url, they cannot access your funds without your private key.