Mirror Alpha
blackopsqx5uhmjakabohuott4hjusvay4gq33kqbthxxvn6mh5h7mad.onion
Western relay cluster — commonly lowest round-trip through European guard paths.
All 3 Mirrors Reachable
BlackOps Guide — Bridge & Mirror Guide
Tactical connectivity guide for the BlackOps onion service. When ISPs throttle Tor, national firewalls enumerate guard IPs, or corporate proxies allow only CDN HTTPS, bridge relays and pluggable transports remain the documented path. Tested from 80+ network vantage points with obfs4, snowflake, and meek-azure.
Transport Stack
- obfs4 — ISP-level Tor blocks
- snowflake — WebRTC proxy path
- meek-azure — corporate CDN fronts
- Three geographic mirrors
Bridge Relays
Unlisted entry nodes bypassing guard enumeration.
Transports
obfs4, snowflake, meek-azure shaping.
Geo Mirrors
Three relay clusters for path diversity.
PGP Verify
Signed lists against phishing replicas.
BlackOps Onion Endpoints
Three independent v3 hidden-service addresses. Verify against our PGP-signed list before connecting.
Mirror Beta
blackopszs6cyhqjbdxh3452b76dlmghxltse7u2ihd3baw6ry4thpid.onion
Snowflake-friendly routing — documented when guard enumeration is active.
Mirror Gamma
blackops27vn5loajvidjupus7qfsgrejkjeiyk5l4jwwtvolw6hakqd.onion
CDN-front transport path — suited for restrictive HTTPS-only uplinks.
Phishing notice
Replica hostnames circulate in paste sites and chat channels. This guide publishes strings for documentation; cryptographic verification remains mandatory.
Disclaimer: BlackOps Guide documents network connectivity mechanics only. We are not affiliated with hidden-service operators. Readers are responsible for lawful use of Tor software in their jurisdiction.