Terms of Service
These terms govern your use of CoreLab, a network diagnostics and API service operated by Mochaziz. By using the service after these terms take effect, you agree to the terms below.
1. Using the service
Use CoreLab only for systems, domains, email addresses, or infrastructure that you own or are authorized to test. You are responsible for the inputs, credentials, commands, and actions submitted through your account.
2. Accounts and API keys
Provide accurate account information and keep your credentials private. API keys grant access according to the permissions applied to your account and the service. Store keys on your server or in a secrets manager, revoke unused keys, and promptly report suspected misuse.
3. Quota and availability
The service applies quotas, request limits, and feature limits according to your account plan. Requests may be rejected when a limit is reached. Usage details and reset times are available in your dashboard or API responses. Features and limits may change; we will communicate changes that affect usage through the service where practical.
The service may experience interruptions, maintenance, or limitations imposed by networks and other providers. CoreLab does not promise uninterrupted availability or a particular level of performance.
4. Prohibited use
- Accessing systems without permission, stealing credentials, or executing unauthorized commands.
- Sending spam, committing fraud, or using the service for unlawful activity.
- Evading quotas, disrupting the service, or placing load on third-party targets without permission.
- Accessing other users’ accounts or information without authorization.
Access may be restricted or suspended to address misuse, protect users, or meet legal obligations. Contact the operator if you believe a restriction was applied incorrectly.
5. Diagnostic results and remote actions
Results reflect conditions at the time of a request and may be affected by caching, network changes, firewalls, or third-party services. Results do not guarantee security, email delivery, or search engine index status. Verify results before making important decisions.
SSH commands and other server actions can modify target systems. Review your actions, use appropriate access permissions, and maintain backups before making changes that carry risk.
6. Information and third-party services
Our Privacy Policy explains how information is processed. Your use of Google and other services is also subject to their respective terms. CoreLab does not control their availability or results.
7. Responsibility
CoreLab is provided as available. To the extent permitted by applicable law, the operator is not responsible for indirect losses arising from use or unavailability of the service. These terms do not exclude rights or responsibilities that cannot legally be excluded.
8. Leaving the service and changes to these terms
You can stop using the service, revoke API keys, and contact the operator to request account deletion. The latest terms will be available on this page. Please first direct questions or disputes about the service to [email protected] so we can address them.