Tor Access Guide
Connecting to Kerberos within the Tor ecosystem ensures that you preserve anonymity and integrity while bypassing Clearnet risks. Follow the steps below to establish a secure channel. This guide is optimized for 2026 Tor Browser release (12.x series).
Step 1 — Get Tor Browser
Download from the official Tor Project: https://www.torproject.org/. Verify its signature (.asc) file before installation to avoid tampered binaries.
Step 2 — Configure Privacy
Open Tor Browser → Settings → Privacy & Security. Disable JS on non‑onion sites. Use “Safest” security level to minimize browser fingerprint.
Step 3 — Access Kerberos Onion
Input the verified address from the Official Mirrors page. Always confirm the fingerprint matches KerberosPGP.asc before login.
Step 4 — Verify PGP
After connection, check the Kerberos PGP banner signature at page footer.
Import the admin key, then run gpg --verify signature.txt.asc to authenticate integrity.
Step 5 — Maintain OpSec
Never screenshot keys or URLs. Use Tails or Whonix for strong isolation. Clear all session data when leaving the market.
Video Mode & Automation
Kerberos provides an educational demo of Tor initialization sequence displayed through a synthetic terminal interface. It shows layered encryption paths and connection success visual feedback. A sample CLI script is available in the Kerberos Wiki.
Quick Checklist
- ✅ Install Tor Browser from verified source.
- ✅ Confirm PGP signature of Kerberos mirrors.
- ✅ Access only HTTPS or .onion domains.
- ✅ Use Monero (XMR) wallets in cold storage mode.
- ✅ Avoid sharing session tokens or PGP keys.
Once connected to Kerberos, bookmark the documentation hub locally and store mirror links offline in encrypted vaults. Never rely on search engines or forums to obtain them — trust only KerberosPGP‑signed sources.