Legal
Terms of Service
Last updated: 22 August 2026
These terms govern your use of the ExploitLab website and the free automated security check. Paid engagements are governed by a separate signed agreement.
This document is a working draft provided for transparency. Actual legal wording must be reviewed and approved by qualified counsel before launch.
Use of this website
You may use this website for lawful purposes only. You must not attempt to disrupt it, probe it outside our responsible disclosure policy, or use its forms to submit information you are not entitled to submit.
The free automated security check
- The free check is an automated review of publicly observable information. It is not a penetration test.
- You must be the owner of the submitted website or otherwise authorized to request an assessment of it.
- Results are illustrative and provided without warranty of completeness or accuracy.
- A favourable result does not mean a website is secure, and an unfavourable result does not mean it has been compromised.
No security guarantees
Security testing reduces risk; it does not eliminate it. ExploitLab does not represent that any system is 100% secure, hack-proof, free of vulnerabilities, or protected against all future attacks. Any statement to that effect is not made by us and should not be relied upon.
Authorization is mandatory
We perform intrusive testing only under a signed engagement that identifies the in-scope assets and confirms your authority to permit testing. Requesting testing of systems you do not control or are not authorized to test is a breach of these terms and may be unlawful.
Intellectual property
Website content, methodology descriptions and report templates remain the property of ExploitLab. Findings produced during your engagement belong to you as set out in the engagement agreement.
Limitation of liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, ExploitLab is not liable for indirect or consequential loss arising from use of this website or the free check. Liability for paid engagements is set out in the engagement agreement.
Governing law
These terms are intended to be governed by the laws of India, with courts in Kolkata, West Bengal having jurisdiction.
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