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Terms of Service
Last Updated: May 2026 | HackTraining.in
By engaging HackTraining.in for any security testing services, you agree to these Terms of Service. Please read them carefully before proceeding.
Important: All security testing performed by HackTraining.in is conducted with explicit written authorization from the system/application owner. Unauthorized testing is illegal under the Indian IT Act 2000 and international cybercrime laws.
Scope of Services
- HackTraining.in provides penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and security consulting services
- The scope of testing is defined and agreed upon in writing before any engagement begins
- Testing is strictly limited to systems/applications specified in the signed scope document
- All testing follows OWASP, PTES, and industry-standard ethical hacking methodologies
Client Responsibilities
- Client must provide written authorization for all systems to be tested
- Client must ensure they own or have legal permission to authorize testing
- Client must provide necessary test credentials/environments as agreed
- Client must notify relevant stakeholders (DevOps, hosting providers) before testing begins
- Client must not share the vulnerability report with unauthorized parties
Payment Terms
- 50% advance payment required before testing begins
- Remaining 50% due upon delivery of the final report
- Payments via bank transfer, UPI, or as agreed in the proposal
- Refunds: If testing has not started, 100% refund. Once started, no refund applies
Deliverables
- Vulnerability Report: Executive summary + technical findings with CVSS scores
- Proof of Concept: Screenshots/recordings demonstrating vulnerabilities
- Remediation Guide: Step-by-step fix recommendations for each finding
- Free Retest: One complimentary retest after client applies fixes
- Security Certificate: Issued upon successful remediation of critical/high issues
Limitation of Liability
- HackTraining.in is not liable for any unintended service disruptions caused by testing (mitigated by proper scoping)
- Our liability is limited to the amount paid for the engagement
- We are not responsible for vulnerabilities not discovered due to out-of-scope limitations
- Client is responsible for implementing fixes — we provide guidance, not remediation
Confidentiality
Both parties agree to maintain strict confidentiality of all information exchanged during and after the engagement. A mutual NDA is signed before any work begins. Vulnerability findings will never be disclosed publicly without client consent.
Intellectual Property
- The vulnerability report is the property of the client upon full payment
- HackTraining.in retains rights to its testing methodologies, tools, and processes
- Client grants HackTraining.in permission to use engagement statistics (anonymized) for marketing
Governing Law
These terms are governed by the laws of India. Any disputes shall be subject to the jurisdiction of courts in India. Engagement is subject to the Indian Information Technology Act, 2000 and amendments.
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