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Official website of the Abacus Market. This website was created by the Abacus team to provide links and URLs for the Abacus Market and to publish articles about the Abacus Market.

The content of this page is the first story about the Abacus Darknet Market, an overview of the market, a story about all its features and benefits, and part of the review reveals about future plans for the development of the Abacus Market. Please note that this is planned.

If you are a refugee from AlphaBay Market, World Market, Dark0de Market, White House Market, Archetyp Market and Cannahome Market, benefits are provided for you in obtaining a merchant bond and promoting your listing, for former buyers in these markets, a significant plus in Abacus Market will be that they will be able to find all vendors from whom they prefer to purchase products.

Spread the word about this site to the Abacus community, whether you are a trader, buyer or new to Abacus, you will find many interesting things and answers to important questions.

⚠️ The content of this review is intended to be used for educational purposes only.

We do not do any verification of the legitimacy of Abacus Marketplace merchants.

Use of this information for non-educational purposes may result in legal prosecution and financial loss for which the authors of this review are not responsible.

Abacus Market uses comprehensive solutions DDOS attacks. This means that there is no single explanatory system that can explain our protection.

Onion Balancer is the first solution we have used to scale bandwidth resources:

This is a way to load balance the onion service across multiple backend Tor instances. This distributes the load of deployment and rendezvous requests across multiple hosts. Onion balancers provide load balancing while making the onion service more resilient and reliable by eliminating single points of failure.

Simply put, it is a structural unit used to build a clustered system using an Onion Network.

Endgame Filter This is because this filter is designed to interact with Onion Balancer. It is an unofficial module of Onion Balancer:

This is an Nginx captcha that uses a queuing system for processing requests, effectively preventing CPU exhaustion as a result of large-scale HTTP GET attacks.

Captcha generation is computationally expensive and is particularly vulnerable to this type of attack. By limiting the number of connection and capture input attempts, it significantly reduces the CPU cycles required to process the attack.

Simply put, this capture blocks large amounts of request traffic during a standard DDOS attack, reducing the overall load on the Abacus Market cluster system.

Rotating mirrors are a modern solution in the fight against DDOS attacks, and we had to use them because of the situation that broke out on the TOR network. Let's find out.

From the launch of the rotating mirror generation system to the present day, Abacus Market has never been completely down, and you can switch to our Clearnet Getaway (abacusmarkets.org) and generate onion links for yourself. Although online is for everyone, the process is much simpler than you might think.

There are no other solutions that can be talked about publicly, nor are there any that are worth talking about to the general public. But the conclusion is clear. We are functional, we have uptime, and we will continue to improve our systems to protect against DDOS attacks for as long as necessary.

- The Abacus Team

Dread

Abacus Market uses three different types of captures, designed to perform strictly defined tasks. By explaining each captcha and its purpose, we will help you understand why we chose these types of captcha and justify the importance of their purpose.

The first captcha to remember is the one designed to check for phishing elements in URLs. If you read the information about each element, you will probably already be familiar with this captcha.

The following captcha may be familiar from the Endgame ddos filter of the same name, but in our case it is the latest version of Endgame which, thanks to direct cooperation with the administration Dread, offers a new type of captcha. This type of captcha requires you to identify letters or numbers in six different images and then indicate which image contains which letter or number.

The last captcha used by Abacus Market is familiar to all users of Internet sites and is designed to complicate fraudulent activities aimed at loading databases of web resources, such as brute force or flooding. This is a standard type of capture. In our case, it is an image containing some characters that must be recognised and duplicated in the input field to solve this captcha.

- The Abacus Team

The Abacus Market interface is our calling card, a reinterpretation of all the best and most valuable darknet market interfaces.

Let's start with a review of the Abacus Market interface and objectively evaluate each part.

Let's start with the top bar block and work our way down:

Orders - A button for quick access to the order viewing and management page.

List - Click to go directly to the page where you can manage and sort your lists (products).

Messages - Button for quick access to the Messages section.

Wallet - This button takes you to the Wallet page. The deposit address, withdrawal form and transaction history are displayed.

Support - Quick access to the Abacus Support Centre to view tickets or create new ones.

Become a Merchant - Clicking this button will take you to the merchant status purchase page and a list of merchant rules.

Alerts - Clicking this button will take you to the Alerts section.

Shopping Cart - Click the shopping cart icon to view your shopping cart and interact with the items in your cart.

My Profile - Click this button to go to your profile page.

The area just below the top panel is divided into three very important blocks:

Basic Account Information/Statistics - A very small area used to display your avatar on the screen and show the most basic information about your account and its statistics.

Information Board - The rectangular block in the centre of the main page is used to display your login phrase and tips from the Abacus team.

Exchange Rates - The block on the right-hand side of the page is used to display exchange rates for currencies that can be added to your account on the Abacus Market, and rates are displayed in multiple fiat currencies.

There are three important blocks on the left side of the screen, each of which needs to be analysed separately:

Quick Search - A minimalist multi-search engine designed to search listings and merchants simultaneously, with a single search filter that allows you to select the category you want to search in.p>

Browse Categories - A block that displays all product categories. Simply hover over any category to view sub-categories.

Affiliate Program - a block that displays the click statistics of your referral link, from which you can copy this link and familiarise yourself with the terms and conditions of the affiliate program.

At the bottom of the screen are three blocks of impressive size:

Featured Listings – this section shows featured listings, more precisely, those listings that are classified as promoted for a fee.

Mirrors - A section for viewing and receiving all major onion and i2p format links.

Latest Announcements - A block that displays a list of announcements made by the Abacus team.

Footer - Our footer is not for navigating through the pages of a website, as is often the case.

After reading our comments about each block, take a look at the Abacus Market interface.

- The Abacus Team