Acceptable Use Policy

BryskBits provides infrastructure for lawful streaming, media, CDN origin, IPTV, bandwidth, and custom delivery workloads. This AUP protects customers, third parties, rights holders, and the network.

1. Lawful privacy only

Privacy-oriented or offshore hosting supports lawful privacy. It does not relax these prohibitions, create immunity from applicable law, or authorize copyright infringement, malware, fraud, spam, phishing, abuse, or unauthorized streaming.

2. Prohibited content

BryskBits prohibits all pornography on its services. You may not host, store, stream or distribute pornography, including adult pornography that is otherwise lawful. This rule applies to private and public services alike.

You may not host, transmit, store, link to, or distribute content that is unlawful or abusive, including:

• child sexual abuse material (CSAM), exploitation of minors, or sexualized minor content;
• terrorist content, credible threats, or content that unlawfully incites violence;
• fraudulent, deceptive, impersonating, or rights-violating material;
• content that violates applicable sanctions, export, or financial-crime laws.

3. Malware, phishing, botnets and credential abuse

You may not use the Services to distribute malware, viruses, ransomware, spyware, exploit kits, phishing pages, credential theft tools, stolen credentials, botnet infrastructure, command-and-control systems, loaders, droppers, or traffic intended to compromise other systems.

4. Spam, email and reputation abuse

Unsolicited bulk email, spam campaigns, snowshoe spam, list bombing, open relays, deceptive headers, purchased recipient lists, and IP reputation abuse are prohibited. Email sending may be restricted, rate-limited, or disabled where needed to protect network reputation.

5. Network attacks and interference

You may not launch, coordinate, or facilitate DDoS attacks, reflection, amplification, spoofing, unauthorized scanning, brute force attempts, vulnerability probing, credential stuffing, traffic floods, route abuse, or activity that degrades networks, systems, or users without permission.

6. Copyright, media rights and unauthorized streaming

Customers must hold all rights needed to host, ingest, relay, stream, transcode, store, or distribute media. Copyright infringement, stolen content, unauthorized IPTV channels, piracy, circumvention of access controls, and unauthorized retransmission are prohibited.

7. Resource abuse and security responsibility

You must secure applications, credentials, operating systems, panels, middleware, and scripts. Misuse from a compromised server may still be treated as a violation where you failed to apply reasonable security controls or did not respond to notices. You may not use the Services in a way that materially harms other customers, the network, IP reputation, routing stability, or service availability.

8. Investigation and enforcement

BryskBits reviews credible complaints under applicable law and the service agreement. It may investigate suspected violations, request information, forward complaints to customers, filter traffic, null-route traffic, suspend services, remove content where technically possible, terminate accounts, or preserve and disclose information when required by law. Emergency action may occur without advance notice where needed to protect third parties or the network.

9. Abuse reporting

The Report Abuse page explains what evidence to provide for copyright, spam, phishing, malware, network, fraud or safety reports. Include IP addresses, hostnames, timestamps with timezone, evidence, and your contact details so the report can be evaluated.