Privacy Policy — January 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how Nexus Hub (accessible at nexus-original.net) handles information, connections, and analytics within its darknet documentation ecosystem. Our portal provides educational materials related to the Nexus darknet market and associated privacy technologies. We neither host nor mediate commercial transactions. All collected data is minimal, aggregated, and anonymous.
1. Information we collect
The website does not store personally identifiable information (PII). Instead, we rely on minimal server‑side metrics: page views, bandwidth logs, user‑agents aggregated anonymously. These metrics exist exclusively to ensure uptime and mitigate abuse such as scraping or denial‑of‑service attacks.
- Visit duration and page request count
- Basic browser metadata (without fingerprinting)
- Error reports aggregated for performance auditing
Logs rotate automatically every 24 hours and are destroyed using secure overwrite. We never share analytical data with external providers or commercial ad networks.
2. Cookies and analytics policy
Nexus Hub uses only session‑based technical cookies required for navigation consistency between pages. No third‑party tracking pixels or analytics frameworks (e.g. Google Analytics, Meta Pixel) are installed. Cookies expire at browser termination and contain no unique identifiers.
We review cookie headers solely to detect repeated failed connection attempts, ensuring protection from web crawlers or malformed bot traffic.
3. Network and OpSec safeguards
Our infrastructure employs HTTPS/TLS 1.3 and DNSSEC validation. Access to administrative panels requires PGP authentication and time‑limited tokens. Data storage follows zero‑knowledge separation — no readable backups exist outside encrypted containers.
All internal communications between mirrors and CDN nodes are signed using ED25519 keys and transmitted over hidden Tor circuits. Logs and monitoring snapshots are anonymized before review.
4. Data disclosure policy
Nexus Hub does not cooperate with advertising networks, marketing agencies, or analytic SaaS platforms. We are an informational portal—no user accounts, sessions, or payment gateways exist under our domain. Should regulatory authorities request logs, none can identify individual visitors.
5. Visitor rights and transparency
Visitors may request insight into collected statistics via our PGP‑secured contact channel. Because we store only aggregated metrics, individual access or deletion requests are applied globally to rotating log segments. Nexus Hub remains compliant with core principles of the EU GDPR (Articles 5‑11) and mirrors its intent of transparency and minimalism.
6. Policy revision and change notices
Policy updates occur upon infrastructure or regulatory change. Date of last modification appears in the header of this document and applies immediately upon publication. Continued usage of the website implies acceptance of those terms.