Terms of use

Using the service

FluxCDN Security provides vulnerability information, version checks and notifications. Use it only for sites and systems you own or are authorized to manage. Do not use the service to compromise systems, interfere with availability, bypass access controls or misuse another person’s account or token.

Account and API access

Keep your email account, authentication factors, recovery codes and API tokens secure. You are responsible for authorizing site connections and for activity performed with your credentials. Revoke credentials and review active sessions if you suspect unauthorized access. API access is subject to the limits displayed for your account; attempts to bypass them may result in restricted access.

Understanding results

A result of “Safe - Not affected in known ranges” means the submitted version does not match the known affected ranges that were evaluated. It is not a guarantee that the plugin or website is secure. Unknown plugins, unsupported versions, incomplete checks and conflicting reports do not establish safety.

Results depend on the available reports, identifiable products, supported version formats and the last successful synchronization. Reports can be incomplete, delayed, revised or withdrawn. Review the full report and the software publisher’s guidance before making a security decision. The service does not replace updates, backups, monitoring or an independent security assessment.

Notifications and availability

Email and Telegram delivery depends on the selected channels and their providers. Synchronization and notifications may be delayed or unavailable. WordPress scheduled events depend on site traffic or a properly configured scheduler. A successful connection test or transport acceptance does not guarantee that a message reached your inbox or that every vulnerability has been checked.

Reports and third-party rights

Vulnerability reports can contain material from third-party sources. Source links, attribution and applicable copyright or license terms are provided with the full report on this website. Check those terms before reusing or redistributing the material. The WordPress plugin’s own license is supplied with its package.

Changes and ending a connection

You may stop using the service, disconnect a WordPress site, change notification preferences or revoke API access from your account. Removing the WordPress plugin alone does not revoke a shared API token or disconnect its server-side record. For data-access or deletion requests, use the contact channels listed on the FluxCDN main website.

Service features, access limits and these terms may change. The date on this page identifies the current revision. Nothing here removes rights or responsibilities that cannot be excluded under applicable law.