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Acceptable Use Policy

Last updated: April 2026 | Automyxor Ltd

Vaultprobe is a professional security tool.
With that comes responsibility.

You MAY use Vaultprobe for:

Engagements with a signed scope of work
Systems and devices you own
CTF competitions and lab environments
Security research with proper disclosure

You MAY NOT use Vaultprobe for:

Capturing data without written authorisation
Any engagement without a signed SoW
Attacks on critical national infrastructure
Any activity illegal under UK law

01. Relevant UK Legislation

Use of Vaultprobe without authorisation may constitute offences under the following UK legislation. You are responsible for ensuring your use is lawful.

// applicable statutes

CMA 1990 Computer Misuse Act 1990
WTA 2006 Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006
PJA 2006 Police and Justice Act 2006
IPA 2016 Investigatory Powers Act 2016

02. International Users

Users outside the UK are responsible for compliance with equivalent legislation in their jurisdiction. Computer access laws, wireless communications regulations, and authorisation requirements exist in most countries including the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (USA), the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime (EU/Council of Europe), and equivalents worldwide. Vaultprobe must only be used where local law permits.

03. Your Responsibility

By using Vaultprobe, you confirm that you have obtained all necessary written authorisations before capturing, analysing, or reporting on any system, device, or facility. You accept full responsibility for ensuring your use is lawful and within your authorised scope.

Automyxor Ltd accepts no liability for any harm, legal proceedings, or damages arising from use of Vaultprobe outside of an authorised engagement.

04. Reporting Misuse

If you become aware of Vaultprobe being used outside of authorised engagements, or for any illegal purpose, please report it to us at contact@automyxor.com.

We take misuse seriously and will cooperate with law enforcement agencies where required.