Awazon Market Mirrors Updated: New PGP-Signed Set Published

The mirror rotation is complete

The operator has published a new set of addresses signed with the stable PGP fingerprint. If you have been using the previous batch of URLs, they served their purpose during the transition period and are now disabled. Those old links will simply time out or return a connection error. Do not keep them in your bookmarks. They are dead weight.

What changed and what stayed the same

Only the domain names changed. The underlying infrastructure remains identical. Your login credentials, including your passphrase, TOTP token, and recovery mnemonic, work exactly as before. You do not need to re-register. You do not need to reset your 2FA. Just point your browser at the new address.

The three active mirrors

Copy these addresses carefully. A single character mistake breaks the connection. Save all three to a secure location like a password manager or a text file on an encrypted drive.

First mirror: awazoniiphb76srdg5nwaerkmaonslxhckbgku6md5vrlpywn5d4dnad.onion

Second mirror: awazonke5qx47zir53wkjeukmeqbrkkb7ea5jou6dmutj5wl6xxia5yd.onion

Third mirror: awazonct7jfqk2px4bkal77c4ikbzpz7qe24ivvxrgtbiirhgvffawad.onion

Why rotate mirrors

Regular rotation limits how long a specific address stays active. It reduces the risk that someone can correlate traffic patterns over months. It also ensures that if one server node goes down or gets flagged, the other two remain accessible. This is standard practice for any serious market operating since 2024. Expect another rotation in six to twelve months. Until then, these three are the only valid entry points.

Check the signature

Before saving, verify the PGP signature on the announcement page. The fingerprint should match the one listed in the footer of the site. If it does not match, do not use the new links. Something is wrong. Check back in an hour. Never trust a mirror update without verifying the cryptographic proof. That is the whole point of using Tor in the first place.