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Nexus Market PGP guide — verification and 2FA setup

Two PGP operations matter for Nexus Market access: verifying the timestamp block on the login page, and enrolling PGP-based 2FA after first login. Both walked through here.

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K. Briskill · OpSec writer at TorTaught
Topic landing · updated May 5, 2026 · 2026-05-05 03:13 UTC

For the verification flow, the homepage tutorial Step 4 is the canonical reference. Pull the signed timestamp from the login footer, save to file, run gpg --verify, confirm Good signature with fingerprint 0x7F2A0A9D. For the 2FA enrollment, the platform's security panel walks through it after first login: paste your public key, the platform encrypts a one-time code under it on every subsequent login, you decrypt locally with gpg --decrypt.

The 2FA enrollment is 90 seconds and converts a credential-stuffing attack from “guess one password” to “guess one password and steal a private key.” That second condition is what real-world attackers don't routinely meet.

Verified working Nexus Market mirrors

Three v3 onion addresses currently serving the production market, signed under PGP fingerprint 0x7F2A0A9D. Use the Copy button; never retype an address.

Recommended http://nexuspokkxp4ayqqec3c3lkekwhnjdqur5bqiocemx4t6sy3werqihad.onion
Backup http://nexusncagw2vnag3ycv62occuouhfgkp6htx7alhnzl5xwgtzi2mfbid.onion
Failover http://nexusr4ivg23525pvw53h3av7b7xcamxqguprosazaoray33qgrar2qd.onion

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