Responsible Use Policy

Last updated: January 21, 2026

Our Commitment to Security Education

At wvtou.com, we are committed to advancing cybersecurity knowledge and helping individuals and organizations protect their digital assets. Our tools are designed to educate users about security vulnerabilities and defense strategies.

Intended Users

Our security education tools are designed for:

  • Security Professionals - Conducting authorized penetration testing and security assessments
  • Software Developers - Understanding vulnerabilities to write more secure code
  • System Administrators - Testing and hardening their own systems
  • Students and Educators - Learning and teaching cybersecurity concepts
  • Security Researchers - Conducting responsible security research

Acceptable Use Guidelines

You May Use Our Tools To:

  • Test security of systems you own
  • Perform authorized security assessments with written permission
  • Learn about security concepts in controlled environments
  • Develop and test security defenses
  • Conduct academic research on security topics
  • Generate strong passwords and encryption for legitimate purposes
  • Understand how attacks work to better defend against them

You Must NOT Use Our Tools To:

  • Access systems without authorization
  • Attack, compromise, or damage any system or network
  • Steal, destroy, or manipulate data
  • Engage in any illegal activities
  • Harass, threaten, or harm individuals or organizations
  • Circumvent security measures on systems you do not own
  • Violate any applicable laws or regulations

Security Research Best Practices

We support and encourage responsible security research. If you are conducting security research, please follow these best practices:

  • Get Permission - Always obtain explicit written authorization before testing any system
  • Use Test Environments - When possible, use isolated test environments rather than production systems
  • Minimize Impact - Avoid actions that could cause harm or service disruption
  • Document Everything - Keep detailed records of your testing activities
  • Report Responsibly - Follow responsible disclosure practices when reporting vulnerabilities
  • Respect Privacy - Do not access, copy, or disclose personal data

Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure

If you discover a vulnerability during legitimate security testing:

  1. Report the vulnerability privately to the affected organization
  2. Provide sufficient detail for the issue to be understood and reproduced
  3. Allow reasonable time (typically 90 days) for remediation
  4. Do not disclose the vulnerability publicly until it has been fixed
  5. Do not exploit the vulnerability beyond what is necessary to demonstrate it

Legal Considerations

Users are responsible for understanding and complying with all applicable laws in their jurisdiction. Security testing and research activities may be regulated by:

  • Computer fraud and unauthorized access laws
  • Data protection and privacy regulations
  • Electronic communications laws
  • Export control regulations
  • Industry-specific compliance requirements

When in doubt, consult with legal counsel before conducting security testing.

Educational Resources

We encourage users to expand their cybersecurity knowledge through reputable sources:

  • OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project)
  • NIST Cybersecurity Framework
  • SANS Institute resources
  • Certified ethical hacking courses
  • Official vendor security documentation

Reporting Misuse

If you become aware of any misuse of our tools or violation of this policy, please report it immediately through our Contact Us page. We take all reports seriously and will take appropriate action.

Policy Updates

This policy may be updated from time to time. We encourage users to review it periodically to stay informed about responsible use practices.

Questions

If you have questions about this Responsible Use Policy or need guidance on appropriate use of our tools, please contact us.