Acceptable Use Policy (AUP)

1. Rigorous Security and Zero-Tolerance Declaration

This Acceptable Use Policy ("AUP") formally dictates the non-negotiable operational boundaries and absolute constraints required to legally utilize the Morzt platform, APIs, infrastructure, and underlying architecture. Morzt Inc. enforces a militant, zero-tolerance standard against network abuse, cyber-criminality, and commercial data exploitation. Both direct enterprise users and third-party SaaS clients bridging through Lemon Squeezy integration must adhere, without exception, to these architectural mandates.

Any breach of this AUP, either direct, implied, or executed via proxy, instigates an immediate, unappealable suspension of all related service instances without financial reimbursement.

2. Explicitly Prohibited Activities & Usage Architectures

Under strict penalty of civil tort and federal criminal reporting, you explicitly, irrevocably agree not to utilize any Morzt services, servers, or endpoints for:

• Distribution of Illegal Material: Storing, conveying, or algorithmically generating data that violates comprehensive 2026 federal, supranational, or localized international law. This definitively includes the hosting of child sexual abuse material (CSAM), non-consensual deepfakes, terrorist radicalization propaganda, or intellectual property (pirated movies, source code leaks) you do not possess the explicit legal copyright to distribute.
• Network Sabotage & Cyberattacks: Executing volumetric Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) campaigns, BGP hijacking, unauthorized port scanning mechanisms, penetration testing without prior written consent from Morzt Inc., or introducing polyglot malware, ransomware payloads, and trojans into third-party ecosystems via our API pathways.
• Automated Scraping & API Exploitation: Engaging in massive algorithmic web scraping targeting our proprietary infrastructure to extract data points, bypassing rate limits through proxy rotation networks, or aggressively utilizing our notification toolsets to mass-generate unrequested commercial spam communications.
• Cryptographic & Financial Fraud (Money Laundering): Bridging Stripe, Lemon Squeezy, or cryptographically decentralized payment endpoints to Morzt for the overarching purposes of executing modern money laundering pipelines, identity deception, stolen credit card processing ("carding"), or bypassing global OFAC economic sanctions.
• Defamation and Algorithmic Harassment: Utilizing our communication layers or generative AI capabilities (if applicable) to orchestrate targeted harassment, algorithmic stalking, doxxing of private individuals, or facilitating coordinated network harassment campaigns.
• AI Misuse, Malpractice & Injection: Intentionally deploying advanced prompt-injection algorithms designed to "jailbreak" or bypass Morzt AI safety rails, feeding the models highly sensitive/unauthorized governmental or medical datasets, or explicitly weaponizing the engine’s generative output to actively synthesize and execute professional malpractice schemas.

3. Absolute Rights Regarding Investigation & Law Enforcement Referrals

Morzt Inc. explicitly refuses the premise of a "blind infrastructure." We assert the absolute right, though we assume no contractual obligation, to actively or passively monitor user traffic pipelines, database loads, and API query behaviors for the express purpose of ensuring strict AUP compliance and infrastructural integrity.

Upon detection of severe, potentially criminal violations (such as the detection of CSAM, financial laundering schemas, or organized terrorism networks), Morzt Inc. actively waives user confidentiality logic to proactively file Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) or submit direct evidentiary referrals to interpol, federal agencies (including the FBI, Secret Service, or DEA), and specialized Cybercrime units entirely independent of any active subpoena or judicial warrant.

4. Global Abuse Reporting Protocol

If you are an infrastructural partner, cybersecurity auditor, or public citizen witnessing a violation of this AUP transpiring specifically across Morzt ASN/IP blocks or application environments, you are urged to contact our dedicated, 24/7 internal security operations center via encrypted physical or electronic submission.

File all cryptographic and AUP abuse reports, including raw logs and forensic payloads, directly to: bug@morzt.com. Let it be explicitly known that malicious, falsified abuse reporting designed to extort or improperly weaponize this policy against legitimate users constitutes an AUP violation itself.