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Policy / Updated 8 October 2026

Terms of Use

These terms cover the Crazy Rabbit website and describe responsible use of the RABBITX Beta.

Operator and contact

Crazy Rabbit is the project brand behind RABBITX. The project is maintained through TheCrazyRabbit/RABBITX on GitHub. Product and policy questions can be directed to the maintainer using the contact link below.

Authorized use only

Use RABBITX only on systems you own or have explicit permission to assess. Confirm host, domain and path scope, permitted methods, rate limits and disclosure rules before testing. Stop when an owner or program asks you to stop. Request controls do not grant authorization.

Software license

The source and Beta release are governed by the repository’s RABBITX Source-Available Beta License. Read it before using or distributing the software. These website terms do not grant additional resale, sublicensing or hosted-service rights.

Beta limitations

The software is provided as a Beta under its license, including its warranty and liability provisions. Risk scores and probe evidence are candidates for manual review; they do not prove a vulnerability, certify security or guarantee results. You are responsible for reviewing outputs and protecting target data.

Pricing and purchases

Pro US$24/month is a research proposal. No live checkout, subscription, paid feature gate or license key is currently available. No payment is due for viewing this pricing proposal. Final purchase, renewal and cancellation terms will be displayed before live sales.

External services and changes

GitHub downloads and future payment services have their own terms. The website and Beta may change as development proceeds. Updates to these terms will be posted with a revised date. Nothing here excludes rights that cannot be excluded under applicable law.

Talk to Crazy Rabbit

For product questions, beta feedback and policy questions, contact the maintainer through GitHub Issues. A GitHub account is required. Do not post credentials, payment details, private target URLs or security-sensitive evidence in a public issue.