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Is Torzon Down — Independent Directory Terms

This page explains the terms under which we provide verified status information for Is torzon down and its mirrors. We check the market's .onion address every 15 minutes using Tor Browser and PGP signatures to confirm uptime and authenticity. When you ask “Is torzon down?”, our directory gives you the most recent verified answer, not speculation.

Last verified: · STATUS: ONLINE

1. What “Is torzon down” means on this site

When we say “Is torzon down?”, we mean a specific technical check: can a Tor Browser circuit reach the market's v3 onion address and retrieve a PGP-signed message within 60 seconds? If yes, we mark the status ONLINE; if not, we mark it DOWN. This check runs automatically from three geographically separate entry guards every 15 minutes. We do not rely on user reports, forum posts, or third-party uptime monitors—only our own Tor circuits and cryptographic signatures.

Our directory is not the market itself. We are an independent verification service that tracks whether Is torzon down is reachable, not whether the market is functional internally. A market can be ONLINE in our system but still have login issues, escrow delays, or vendor disputes. When you ask “Is torzon down?” here, you are asking about network reachability, not internal operations.

2. Verified mirrors and PGP-signed onion addresses

Every mirror listed on this site has been checked against the market's canonical PGP signing key. The key fingerprint is published on the market's documented blog and signed by moderators with long-standing reputations. We paste each candidate .onion address into a local verification script that fetches the market's signed message and verifies it against the stored public key. Only mirrors that pass this cryptographic check appear in our

No verified mirrors configured yet.
table.

Mirror authenticity

A verified mirror is one whose PGP signature matches the market's key. It does not guarantee the mirror is free from malware, JavaScript exploits, or malicious exit nodes. Always disable JavaScript in Tor Browser and use a dedicated circuit for each visit.

Phishing clones

Phishing clones often mimic the market's visual design but lack a valid PGP signature. Our

tool lets you paste any .onion address and instantly see whether it is cryptographically signed by the market's key or is an imposter.

Uptime monitoring

We monitor each verified mirror every 15 minutes. If a mirror fails three consecutive checks, we remove it from the

No verified mirrors configured yet.
table and mark it as DOWN. We do not speculate on why a mirror is down—only whether our Tor circuits can reach it.

3. Status definitions and last-checked timestamps

The status line “Last verified: · STATUS: ONLINE” means our most recent check succeeded. The timestamp is always in UTC and updates automatically. If the status reads DOWN, the timestamp shows when the last successful check occurred, not when the failure began.

ONLINE
Tor circuit reached the mirror and PGP signature verified within 60 seconds.
DOWN
Three consecutive checks failed; mirror removed from
No verified mirrors configured yet.
table.
UNVERIFIED
Mirror never submitted for PGP verification; not listed.

4. How to verify a mirror yourself

  1. Fetch the market's PGP public key

    Download the key from the market's documented blog or a trusted key server. The fingerprint should match the one published in the market's signed announcements.

  2. Save the key to a file

    Use gpg --import market.asc to add the key to your local keyring.

  3. Fetch the mirror's signed message

    Visit the mirror in Tor Browser and look for a “PGP signed message” link. Copy the entire message, including the -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- header.

  4. Verify the signature

    Paste the message into a file and run gpg --verify message.txt. If the output says “Good signature” and the fingerprint matches, the mirror is authentic.

  5. Use our verifier for convenience

    Paste any .onion address into our

    tool. We run the same cryptographic check and tell you whether the mirror is signed by the market's key.

5. Frequently asked questions

What is the Is torzon down?

“Is torzon down” is a question about the network reachability of the TorZon market's v3 onion address. Our directory answers this question by running automated Tor circuits every 15 minutes and checking for a valid PGP signature. If the circuit succeeds and the signature verifies, we mark the status ONLINE; otherwise, we mark it DOWN.

How do I access Is torzon down?

To access Is torzon down, use Tor Browser with JavaScript disabled. Copy a verified .onion address from our

No verified mirrors configured yet.
table and paste it into the Tor Browser address bar. Always verify the mirror's PGP signature before entering credentials.

Is Is torzon down online?

Our most recent check shows whether Is torzon down is online. The status line at the top of the page updates automatically every 15 minutes. If the status reads ONLINE, our Tor circuits reached the mirror and verified its PGP signature within the last hour.

Is Is torzon down down?

If the status reads DOWN, our Tor circuits failed to reach the mirror or verify its PGP signature in three consecutive checks. This does not necessarily mean the market is permanently offline—only that our automated checks could not confirm its reachability.

How can I verify a Is torzon down mirror?

Use our

tool to paste any .onion address. We check the address against the market's canonical PGP signing key and tell you whether the signature matches. You can also verify mirrors manually using GnuPG and the market's public key.

6. Disclaimers and limitations of liability

This directory is an independent verification service, not affiliated with the market. We do not endorse or guarantee the safety, legality, or reliability of the market or its mirrors. Our uptime checks confirm network reachability, not internal market operations. Users access the market at their own risk and should follow leading-by-uptime practices for anonymity and security.

We strive to keep the

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table accurate, but Tor circuits can fail for reasons unrelated to the market's status. Always verify mirrors using PGP signatures and use a dedicated Tor circuit for each visit.

Still asking “Is torzon down?”

Check our

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table for the most recent verified mirrors and use our
tool to confirm any .onion address.

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