Mirrors — Documented v3 Endpoints

This article lists publicly documented DrugHub v3 hidden-service hostnames used in connectivity research. Each entry maps to an independent relay cluster; redundancy exists so analysts can compare path behavior when one cluster is unreachable from a given vantage point.

Overview

Version 3 onion services encode a public key into a 56-character hostname ending in .onion. Standard DNS does not resolve these names; only Tor-aware clients can establish a rendezvous circuit. DrugHub Wiki records three cluster labels — Iota, Kappa, and Lambda — corresponding to geographically distinct entry paths described in analyst notes.

Cluster entries

Verification

Before citing or connecting to any hostname, import the signing key published on the Security page and verify detached signatures on the address list. Impersonation sites cannot produce valid signatures under the documented key.

See also

• Tor Access — client setup
• Pluggable Transports — when direct bootstrap fails
• Glossary: v3 onion