Public statement on digital security intentions

* This statement is for information only and does not constitute an offer, contract, or other legally binding document.

1. General provisions

Lexora operates in the field of secure web development and information security.
In the course of its professional practice, Lexora may analyse publicly available configurations of web resources, including but not limited to: HTTP headers, SSL certificates, meta tags, open directories, and other indicators available without authorisation.
Lexora does not perform active testing, scanning, exploitation of vulnerabilities, or interference with the operation of web resources without prior consent of their owners.

The purpose of this statement is to help improve information security in the digital space through proper notification of resource owners about potential risk indicators.
When such indicators are identified, Lexora may send a notification to the resource owner with an offer to conduct an audit or provide recommendations to mitigate risks.

Lexora acts solely within the framework of applicable law and professional ethics.
All notifications are sent in a proper form, without pressure, threats, or commercial push.
Lexora does not store, use, or disclose information obtained as a result of analysis without the consent of the resource owner.

This policy takes into account applicable law on information security and data protection.
Lexora is not liable for consequences arising from ignoring notifications about potential risks.
The company reserves the right to change this policy without prior notice. The current version is always available on the website.

Resource owners may contact Lexora regarding security, domain ownership verification, or audit requests: