[angerson]

That's right. That's one of the big security considerations we've had in mind from the start, so we've provided a lot of documentation and notices about what we do and don't track [1] and how to use Shellvault while building strong security habits. We've done our best to be upfront about privacy throughout the site.

We don't log any SSH usage details, ever.

[1]: https://www.shellvault.io/policies/privacy-policy/

[dsr_]

"We've provided instructions on how to keep your servers safe in the events of a Shellvault data breach. We're not liable for compromised servers that result from not implementing these policies."

Will you accept liability for compromised servers that result from a fault in your code, service or practices when the policies you recommend are implemented in accordance with your documentation?