Access Protocols
Standard Operating Procedures for secure connectivity to the DrugHub Market infrastructure.
Operational Security Notice:
This documentation outlines the required cryptographic standards for accessing drughub-market. The platform operates exclusively on the Tor Network via Hidden Services (Onion V3). Strict adherence to these protocols ensures session integrity, prevents metadata leakage, and secures the P2P transaction environment.
Environment Configuration
Access to the .onion network requires the Tor daemon. Standard HTTP clients (Chrome, Safari, Edge) cannot resolve Hidden Service descriptors. Download the latest stable release of the Tor Browser to route traffic through encrypted relay nodes.
- Disable JavaScript (Standard -> Safer/Safest setting)
- Do not resize the browser window (prevents fingerprinting)
- Close all other browser instances before launch
Network Entry
Utilize the official signed V3 Onion address below to establish a circuit. This address is cryptographically generated to ensure you are connecting directly to the drughub-market backend without interception.
Connection Latency: You may experience a 10-30 second delay during initial handshake.
DDoS Shield: A queue system or graphical captcha may appear to filter bot traffic.
Identity Generation
Upon reaching the landing page, proceed to registration. Drughub-market employs a strict no-logs policy. Account creation is anonymous and requires no email or external validation.
Credentials
Select a high-entropy password unique to this platform. Do not reuse credentials from other clearweb or darknet services.
Mnemonic Seed
The system will generate a 12-24 word recovery seed. Save this offline immediately. It is the only mechanism for account recovery.
Encryption & 2FA
To harden your account against unauthorized access, navigate to user settings and import your PGP Public Key.
- Generate a 4096-bit RSA key pair on your local machine.
- Paste the Public Key block into your profile settings.
- Decrypt the verification challenge message to confirm ownership.
- Enable 2-Factor Authentication (2FA).
With 2FA enabled, every login attempt requires decrypting a unique PGP message, rendering password theft futile.