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1. Definitions 2. Purpose 3. Acceptance and Registration 4. Modalities and Scope 5. HackerSec Obligations 6. Client Obligations 7. Authorization for Testing 8. Payment 9. Term and Cancellation 10. Intellectual Property 11. Confidentiality 12. Limitation of Liability 13. Artificial Intelligence 14. Availability 15. Compliance 16. Communications 17. General Provisions 18. Governing Law

Terms of Use

Last updated: July 14, 2026 · Version: 1.2
Changes in this version: Editorial revision: terminology standardized to Platform and Operations, with no change to rights or obligations.
HACKERSEC INOVAÇÃO EM CIBERSEGURANÇA LTDA
Avenida Ipanema, 165, Dezoito do Forte Empresarial/Alphaville
Barueri, São Paulo, ZIP 06472-002, Brazil
CNPJ: 34.960.944/0001-22  |  IE: 126.809.011.117

These Terms of Use ("Terms") constitute the entire agreement between HACKERSEC INOVAÇÃO EM CIBERSEGURANÇA LTDA ("HackerSec", "we" or "us") and the legal entity who accesses, uses or contracts the HackerSec Platform and the Operations it enables ("Client" or "you"), governing all conditions of access, use and contracting of the HAS – HackerSec Advanced Security platform ("Platform") and the offensive cybersecurity operations facilitated through it.

By accessing, registering or using the Platform, the Client acknowledges having read, understood and fully accepted these Terms, as well as the Privacy Policy and the Acceptable Use Policy, which are an integral part of this instrument.

1. Definitions

For purposes of these Terms, the following terms shall have the meanings assigned to them:

  • "Assets": systems, applications, infrastructures, domains, APIs, endpoints, environments or any technological resources designated by the Client as the subject of offensive security testing. For commercial and contracting purposes, "Asset" also designates the Platform's unit of consumption, with each Asset corresponding to the right to submit 1 (one) technological resource to 1 (one) Offensive Cybersecurity Operation.
  • "Renewable Asset": an Asset unit made available under the continuous modalities (Monthly Plan and Annual Plan), automatically renewed each monthly cycle while the engagement remains in effect. The Renewable Asset allotment is non-cumulative: any amount not used within a cycle expires at its end and does not carry over to subsequent cycles.
  • "Single-Use Asset": an Asset unit acquired under the One-Time Test modality, which may be used only once, does not renew, and does not convert into a Renewable Asset. Single-Use Assets are valid for 12 (twelve) months from the date of purchase, expiring automatically at the end of such period if unused.
  • "Offensive Cybersecurity Operation": the set of technical activities performed through the Platform, including penetration testing (pentest), vulnerability analysis, attack surface reconnaissance and other offensive security technical procedures.
  • "Platform" or "HAS": the pentest and offensive cybersecurity platform owned by HackerSec, accessible via the web, through which the results of offensive cybersecurity operations are delivered, managed and presented.
  • "Reports": technical documents generated in the context of the Operation, containing vulnerability descriptions, risk classification, evidence and recommendations, made available through the Platform.
  • "Vulnerability": a flaw, exposure or weakness identified in an Asset during the execution of the Offensive Cybersecurity Operation.
  • "One-Time Test": a pay-per-test engagement where the Client acquires one or more Single-Use Assets to perform specific Operations with defined scope and timeline, through a one-time payment.
  • "Monthly Plan": a month-to-month recurring engagement where the Client has a monthly allotment of Assets available for testing, without lock-in, with automatic monthly renewal and cancellation at any time subject to the notice period set forth in these Terms.
  • "Annual Plan": a recurring engagement with a minimum term of 12 (twelve) months, where the Client has a monthly allotment of Assets available for testing, with commercial conditions and pricing specific to the annual commitment.
  • "User": any natural person authorized by the Client to access and use the Platform through personal and non-transferable credentials.
  • "Confidential Information": all information, regardless of the medium or form of transmission, to which either Party has access by reason of these Terms, including technical, commercial, strategic, operational, financial, legal and security information.
  • "Commercial Proposal": a supplementary document specifying the scope, assets, modality, pricing and specific conditions of an engagement.

2. Purpose

2.1. These Terms govern the contracting of access to the HAS Platform and the execution of Offensive Cybersecurity Operations, focused on continuous or on-demand offensive security testing, according to the modality and scope selected by the Client.

2.2. The Client acknowledges that the engagement involves accessing and using a technology platform through which HackerSec delivers and presents the technical results of the Offensive Cybersecurity Operation, executed in accordance with the best technical practices and methodologies adopted by the market.

2.3. The engagement does not constitute an obligation of result, a security certification, a guarantee of the absence of vulnerabilities, or a compliance attestation.

2.4. Activities performed under these Terms may involve automated, assisted or combined mechanisms, including proprietary tools, technical agents and artificial intelligence, within the limits of the contracted scope.

2.5. The Platform and Operations are instrumental and informational in nature, intended to support the identification of potential risks and exposures; the analysis, validation and adoption of corrective measures are the responsibility of the Client, per Section 6.

2.6. The Platform and the Operations are provided "as is", without guarantees that they will be uninterrupted, error-free, or that they will identify every existing vulnerability. HackerSec is committed to carrying out the Operations with diligence, technical competence, and in accordance with industry best practices for offensive cybersecurity, but does not offer implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement.

3. Acceptance and Registration

3.1. Access to and use of the Platform are conditional upon full acceptance of these Terms, the Privacy Policy and the Acceptable Use Policy. Acceptance occurs electronically, through clicking an acceptance button ("clickwrap"), registering on the Platform, or completing a payment, whichever occurs first.

3.2. The Client represents and warrants that: (a) it is a legal entity contracting in the course of its business or professional activity; (b) the User accepting these Terms has the legal capacity and sufficient authority to bind the Client.

3.3. Registration on the Platform requires providing truthful, complete and up-to-date information. The Client is solely responsible for the accuracy of the information provided, and HackerSec may suspend or terminate access in the event of false or incomplete information.

3.4. Access credentials (login and password) are personal and non-transferable. The Client is fully responsible for all activities performed through their account and must immediately notify HackerSec of any unauthorized use or suspected compromise.

3.5. Electronic acceptance of these Terms has the same validity, authenticity and effectiveness as a physically signed instrument, in accordance with applicable law.

4. Modalities and Scope

4.1. The Platform offers the following engagement modalities:

4.1.1. One-Time Test

A standalone engagement through a one-time payment, in which the Client acquires one or more Single-Use Assets to perform Offensive Cybersecurity Operations with defined scope and timeline. One-Time Tests may be performed at the following levels:

  • AI-Native: Pentest performed end-to-end by Yaga (AI), with monitoring and oversight by HackerSec specialists;
  • AI-First: Pentest conducted by Yaga (AI) and deepened manually by HackerSec specialists.

At any level, the Operation conducted by Yaga is monitored and overseen by HackerSec human specialists.

4.1.1.1. Each Single-Use Asset corresponds to the right to submit 1 (one) technological resource to 1 (one) Operation and may be used only once, with no renewal. Acquired Assets may be freely allocated by the Client, subject to the ratio of 1 (one) Asset per tested resource. By way of example, the acquisition of 5 (five) Assets allows the execution of 5 (five) Operations on 1 (one) resource each, or 1 (one) Operation covering up to 5 (five) resources, or any equivalent combination, until the acquired Assets are exhausted.

4.1.1.2. Single-Use Assets are valid for 12 (twelve) months from the date of purchase; their expiration and the absence of refund, conversion or extension are governed by Section 8.9.

4.1.2. Monthly Plan

A month-to-month recurring engagement, with a monthly allotment of Renewable Assets available for testing, according to the selected plan (Starter, Essential or Business). The Monthly Plan has no lock-in period, auto-renews on a monthly basis, and may be cancelled by the Client at any time, subject to the notice period set forth in Section 9. No early termination penalty applies to the Monthly Plan. Assets are renewed each monthly cycle and are non-cumulative: any allotment not used within a cycle expires at its end and does not carry over to subsequent cycles.

4.1.3. Annual Plan

A recurring engagement with a minimum term of 12 (twelve) months, with a monthly allotment of Renewable Assets available for testing, according to the selected plan (Starter, Essential or Business). The Annual Plan offers preferential commercial conditions compared to the Monthly Plan in exchange for the annual commitment, and is subject to the early termination penalty set forth in Section 9. As with the Monthly Plan, Assets are made available and renewed each monthly cycle within the annual term, subject to the non-cumulative rule set forth in item 4.1.2.

4.1.4. Enterprise Plan and Customized Plans

The Enterprise Plan and other customized plans, with customizable scope, Asset limits or commercial conditions different from the modalities above, may be negotiated on a case-by-case basis through a specific Commercial Proposal, which shall prevail in the event of any conflict.

4.1.5. Nature of the Asset-based engagement. The engagement's purpose is the provision of testing capacity on the Platform, measured in Assets. Each Asset is consumed at the moment the Client allocates it to an Operation and authorizes the start of its execution, with the corresponding testing capacity deemed progressively used from that moment.

4.2. The scope of each Operation is defined by the Client at the time of the test request, including: Assets to be tested, category (Application, Infrastructure, Specialized), test type (Black Box, Gray Box or White Box) and access credentials, when applicable.

4.3. Any activities not expressly included in the defined scope are considered extra activities, not included in the original engagement, and must be subject to separate negotiation and agreement.

5. HackerSec Obligations

HackerSec undertakes to:

  1. Execute the Offensive Cybersecurity Operation with excellence and professionalism, in accordance with the scope defined by the Client;
  2. Provide the Client with access to the Platform during the engagement term;
  3. Maintain the Platform operational in a reasonable manner, subject to the unavailability events set forth in Section 14;
  4. Deliver technical Reports through the Platform;
  5. Provide support related to Platform usage through available channels;
  6. Maintain the confidentiality of Client information per Section 11;
  7. Comply with applicable data protection legislation.

5.2. HackerSec is not obligated to: (i) guarantee the detection of all vulnerabilities; (ii) fix flaws or implement solutions in Client environments; (iii) directly operate Client environments; (iv) ensure any specific level of security; or (v) guarantee uninterrupted Platform availability.

6. Client Obligations

The Client undertakes to:

  1. Provide HackerSec with all information necessary for the proper execution of the Operation, including adequate scope definition, Assets, environments, permissions and applicable authorizations, assuming full responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of such information;
  2. Ensure full legitimacy and authorization to submit all Assets indicated in the scope to the Platform, holding HackerSec harmless from any claims arising from testing of unauthorized assets;
  3. Perform, under its exclusive responsibility, the evaluation, validation and implementation of any corrective or mitigating actions related to identified Vulnerabilities;
  4. Use the Platform in compliance with these Terms and the Acceptable Use Policy;
  5. Manage Platform access and the security of its credentials, per Section 3.4;
  6. Make timely payment of all amounts due;
  7. Cooperate with HackerSec as necessary for proper Operation execution;
  8. Perform a complete backup of environments to be tested before the Operation begins, and designate a technical contact for communication with HackerSec during test execution;
  9. Comply with the Acceptable Use Policy in its entirety.

6.2. The circumstances in which HackerSec is not liable for damages, losses or harm are set forth in Section 12 (Limitation of Liability).

7. Authorization for Security Testing

7.1. By requesting an Offensive Cybersecurity Operation through the Platform, the Client grants HackerSec express, specific and unequivocal authorization to perform offensive security testing on the Assets indicated in the scope, within the agreed limits.

7.2. The Client declares and warrants that: (a) they are the legitimate owner or have valid written authorization from the owner for security testing on all indicated Assets; (b) the tests will not violate any contracts, terms of service or obligations with third parties; (c) they have authorization from all necessary parties, including hosting providers when applicable; (d) they will indemnify and hold HackerSec harmless from any claims arising from testing on unauthorized Assets.

7.3. HackerSec will conduct tests exclusively within the scope and limits defined by the Client, subject to the limitations of liability in Section 12.

7.4. The Client acknowledges that offensive security testing involves, by its nature, the controlled simulation of attack scenarios on the Assets defined in scope. HackerSec will adopt reasonable technical precautions to minimize impact on tested environments, and the Client is responsible for ensuring the existence of adequate backups and recovery mechanisms.

8. Commercial Conditions and Payment

8.1. In consideration for access to and use of the Platform and the contracted Operation, the Client shall pay HackerSec the amounts corresponding to the selected modality and scope, as detailed at the time of contracting or in the applicable Commercial Proposal.

8.2. Payments may be made via: (i) credit card; (ii) PIX (Brazil); (iii) bank slip (boleto bancário, Brazil); or (iv) other payment methods available on the Platform.

8.3. For One-Time Tests, payment is due in full at the time of engagement. Operations begin only after payment confirmation.

8.4. For the Monthly Plan, payment is processed on a recurring monthly basis through automatic debit or charge to the payment method registered by the Client. The Monthly Plan has no cancellation penalty, and the Client may cancel auto-renewal at any time, subject to the notice period set forth in Section 9. Amounts corresponding to the current month are non-refundable after charge confirmation.

8.4.1. For the Annual Plan, payment may be made in full or in installments per the conditions of the selected plan, with payment obligations being non-cancelable during the 12 (twelve) month minimum term. Amounts paid are non-refundable.

8.5. If the Client has specific billing requirements, such as a purchase order number or specific descriptions, it undertakes to provide such information at the time of engagement. Delay in providing this information authorizes HackerSec to postpone the start of the Operation, at no cost.

8.6. Late payment shall be subject to: (i) a late penalty of 2% (two percent) on the overdue amount; and (ii) interest of 1% (one percent) per month, plus judicial or extrajudicial collection expenses.

8.7. In case of default, HackerSec may, at its sole discretion, suspend access to the Platform and the Operation while the default persists, without prejudice to the collection of amounts due.

8.8. Contracted amounts include all applicable taxes. Where withholding or source collection of taxes is required, HackerSec will itemize such amounts on the invoice.

8.9. Non-refundable payments. The engagement corresponds to the acquisition of Assets for use on the Platform. Once payment is confirmed, amounts paid are non-refundable, and acquired Assets are not convertible into credits or transferable, except as required by mandatory law. Assets not used within their applicable validity period expire with no right to refund, whether the monthly allotment of the continuous plans at the end of each cycle or the Single-Use Asset at the end of the 12 (twelve)-month period. In the event of a failure exclusively attributable to HackerSec that prevents delivery, HackerSec will re-execute the operation, with no refund. Payment disputes (chargebacks) will be evaluated based on this policy and evidence of execution.

9. Term, Renewal and Cancellation

9.1. One-Time Test

One-Time Test engagements terminate automatically upon delivery of the final Reports. Platform access for Report consultation remains available while the Client maintains an active account.

9.2. Monthly Plan

The Monthly Plan has an initial term of 1 (one) month from payment confirmation and auto-renews for successive equal monthly periods, unless either Party provides written notice, subject to the following:

  1. The Client may cancel auto-renewal at any time, through the Platform or official communication channels, with at least 7 (seven) days notice before the end of the current monthly cycle;
  2. Cancellation will take effect at the end of the monthly cycle already paid, with no penalty or additional charges;
  3. Any price adjustments will be communicated to the Client at least 30 (thirty) days before the next billing cycle.

9.3. Annual Plan

The Annual Plan has a 12-month term from payment confirmation and auto-renews for successive equal periods, unless either Party provides written notice:

  1. HackerSec will notify the Client of upcoming auto-renewal at least 90 days before term expiration;
  2. Upon renewal, then-current pricing will apply, communicated at least 90 days in advance;
  3. The Client must provide non-renewal notice at least 60 days before term expiration.

9.4. Termination

9.4.1. Early termination of the Annual Plan due to Client breach shall incur a compensatory penalty of 25% (twenty-five percent) of the remaining contract balance, without prejudice to collection of overdue amounts and any damages. This penalty does not apply to the Monthly Plan, which may be cancelled at any time without any charge, subject to the notice period set forth in item 9.2.

9.4.2. Termination does not release the Client from payment of invoiced or accrued amounts.

9.4.3. Upon termination, HackerSec may suspend or terminate Platform access without any right to compensation.

9.4.4. These Terms may be terminated immediately upon: (a) bankruptcy, judicial recovery or dissolution of either Party; (b) material breach not cured within 10 calendar days of written notice.

9.4.5. Obligations regarding confidentiality, intellectual property, liability limitations and data protection survive termination.

10. Intellectual Property

10.1. The Client acknowledges that the Platform and all its components, including software, source code, architecture, methodologies, workflows, automations, agents, models, algorithms, artificial intelligence, know-how, technical documentation and improvements, are and shall remain the exclusive property of HackerSec.

10.2. Reports and results generated in the context of the Operation belong to the Client, who may freely use, reproduce and share them for its own purposes, including for compliance, audits and demonstration of its security posture to customers, partners and authorities. The Client shall only refrain from commercializing the Reports as a standalone product or using them to suggest certification or endorsement by HackerSec beyond what is expressly stated therein.

10.3. This engagement grants the Client the right to use the Platform strictly as necessary for the contracted purpose, while HackerSec retains full ownership of its intellectual property.

10.4. The use of anonymized and aggregated information derived from the Operation for Platform improvement, development and security is governed by the regime of Section 13 (Use of Artificial Intelligence), without such use identifying the Client or their Assets.

10.5. HackerSec undertakes not to infringe upon intellectual property rights of the Client or third parties accessed during the execution of the Operations.

11. Confidentiality

11.1. The Parties undertake to keep strictly confidential all Confidential Information accessed by reason of these Terms.

11.2. All information identified as confidential or that by its nature should reasonably be treated as confidential shall be considered Confidential Information, including contracts, know-how, techniques, models, reports, processes, financial data, commercial and legal information, names, pricing, costs, research, and identified Vulnerabilities.

11.3. Confidential Information shall be used exclusively for the purposes of these Terms and shall not be disclosed to third parties without prior express authorization.

11.4. Each Party shall adopt reasonable security measures to protect Confidential Information and promptly notify the other Party of any incident that may compromise confidentiality.

11.5. The following are not considered confidential: (i) information that becomes public without breach of these Terms; (ii) information legitimately received from third parties without confidentiality obligations; (iii) information already known to the receiving Party; or (iv) information required to be disclosed by law or court order, provided prior notice is given when possible.

11.6. Confidentiality obligations survive termination for 5 (five) years or as required by applicable law, whichever is longer.

12. Limitation of Liability

12.1. In no event shall HackerSec's total liability arising out of or related to these Terms exceed the total amount actually paid by the Client in the 12 (twelve) months preceding the event giving rise to liability.

12.2. In no event shall HackerSec be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, punitive or exemplary damages, including lost profits, lost revenue, loss of data, loss of business, reputational damage or business interruption, even if advised of the possibility of such damages.

12.3. These limitations apply regardless of the theory of liability invoked (contractual, tort, negligence, strict liability or any other).

12.4. Without prejudice to the foregoing, HackerSec shall not be liable for damages, losses or harm arising from: (i) improper use of the Platform or incorrect or incomplete scope definition by the Client; (ii) failures, unavailability or degradation in Client environments, including those inherent to the nature of the offensive security testing performed within the authorized scope; (iii) vulnerabilities not detected during the Operation or the Client's failure to remediate Vulnerabilities; (iv) the Client's technical, operational or strategic decisions, including those based on the Reports; (v) security incidents occurring before, during or after the Operation in Client environments; or (vi) acts or omissions of third parties.

13. Use of Artificial Intelligence and Automation

13.1. The Client acknowledges and agrees that HackerSec may use artificial intelligence ("AI") tools, autonomous agents, automations and other technological mechanisms in conducting Offensive Cybersecurity Operations, including reconnaissance, analysis, exploitation and report generation.

13.2. AI usage aims to enhance the effectiveness, coverage and speed of Operations, complementing HackerSec's technical team expertise. AI-generated results undergo review and validation processes.

13.3. HackerSec does not guarantee that AI-generated results are free from errors, omissions or inaccuracies. Final responsibility for analysis and corrective action remains with the Client per Section 6.

13.4. No training on Client data. HackerSec does not use identifiable Client data, including personal data, credentials and technical information about Client Assets, to train, fine-tune or directly feed foundational or commercial AI models, except upon explicit and specific Client consent in optional programs formally communicated.

13.5. Isolated execution and retention controls. Testing operations run in isolated environments, with minimal data retention upon completion. HackerSec selects AI sub-processors that offer restricted retention controls, including Zero Data Retention (ZDR) modes where available in the contracted plan.

13.6. Aggregated learning. HackerSec may use (i) anonymized vulnerability class patterns and (ii) aggregated operational metrics, to improve the Platform, without such use identifying the Client, their Assets or their data.

13.7. The Client acknowledges that artificial intelligence agents operate in an automated manner and complement the work of HackerSec's technical team. HackerSec adopts control and review mechanisms over actions performed by these agents. The limitations of liability set forth in Section 12 apply to Operations conducted with the use of AI.

14. Platform Availability

14.1. HackerSec will use commercially reasonable efforts to keep the Platform available and operational. The Client acknowledges that no system can guarantee absolute, uninterrupted availability.

14.2. The Platform may be unavailable due to: (i) scheduled or emergency maintenance; (ii) security or technology updates; (iii) third-party infrastructure failures (cloud, network, DNS); or (iv) force majeure or events beyond HackerSec's reasonable control, per Section 17.7.

14.3. HackerSec will endeavor to provide reasonable advance notice of scheduled maintenance when possible.

14.4. Temporary unavailability does not constitute a breach, does not give rise to refunds, credits or compensation, and does not authorize unilateral termination by the Client.

14.5. HackerSec reserves the right to update, modify, enhance, add or remove Platform features, provided such modifications do not fundamentally alter the main contracted object.

15. Legal Compliance, Ethics and Anti-Corruption

15.1. The Parties declare compliance with all applicable legislation, including labor, environmental, tax, anti-corruption and integrity laws, undertaking not to practice any illicit, fraudulent or illegal acts.

15.2. The Parties undertake to observe applicable anti-corruption laws, including Brazil's Anti-Corruption Law (Law No. 12,846/2013), the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and the UK Bribery Act, as applicable.

16. Communications

16.1. Any communication between the Parties must be in writing to be valid.

16.2. The official communication channels are: the Platform and in-system notifications; the email address [email protected], for communications addressed to HackerSec; and the email address registered by the Client, for communications addressed to it.

16.3. Each Party shall maintain up-to-date contact information. Communications sent to provided addresses are considered valid regardless of express acknowledgment of receipt.

17. General Provisions

17.1. HackerSec may modify these Terms upon reasonable notice via the Platform or email. Continued use constitutes acceptance of modifications.

17.2. Tolerance of any breach shall not constitute waiver or precedent.

17.3. These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy and Acceptable Use Policy, constitute the entire agreement between the Parties, superseding all prior understandings.

17.4. If any provision is found invalid, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.

17.5. Nothing in these Terms creates an employment, partnership or agency relationship between the Parties.

17.6. The Client may not assign rights or obligations without HackerSec's prior written consent. HackerSec may freely assign to any affiliate.

17.7. Force Majeure. Neither Party shall be liable for any failure or delay in performing its obligations due to a force majeure or fortuitous event beyond its reasonable control, including natural disasters, third-party infrastructure failures (cloud, network, DNS, power), large-scale cyberattacks, acts of authority, strikes, or pandemics. Affected obligations are suspended for the duration of the event, and the affected Party will use reasonable efforts to mitigate its effects and promptly notify the other Party. If the event persists for more than 30 (thirty) days, either Party may terminate the affected engagement without penalty.

18. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

18.1. These Terms shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the Federative Republic of Brazil.

18.2. The courts of São Paulo, State of São Paulo, Brazil, shall have exclusive jurisdiction over any disputes arising from these Terms, with express waiver of any other forum.

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