This CFAA and Public Web Access Policy explains how Zorix, LLC, doing business as Scravio ("Scravio," "we," "us," or "our"), approaches public web access, technical restrictions, and unauthorized-access risk for the Scravio Service.
This page is a compliance summary and does not provide legal advice. It should be read together with the Terms of Service, How Scravio Obtains Data, Compliance Statement, and Privacy Policy.
1. Public, non-gated sources only
Scravio is designed to process public, non-gated, non-password-protected business information based on customer instructions.
Customers must not use Scravio to access or attempt to access:
- private accounts;
- login-only pages;
- paywalled content;
- restricted APIs;
- internal systems;
- confidential databases;
- private messages;
- non-public files;
- systems protected by access controls; or
- sources that the customer is not lawfully permitted to access or process.
2. No circumvention
Customers must not use Scravio to bypass, evade, defeat, overload, or interfere with:
- CAPTCHA;
- login walls;
- paywalls;
- rate limits;
- IP blocks;
- robots.txt;
- access controls;
- authentication systems;
- API restrictions;
- anti-bot systems;
- platform restrictions; or
- security controls.
Customers must not use proxies, VPN rotation, fake accounts, credential sharing, session hijacking, browser automation intended to bypass restrictions, scraping evasion, or similar methods to disguise or defeat access restrictions.
3. Customer responsibility
Customers are responsible for determining whether their instructions, target sources, processing, exports, and downstream use comply with applicable laws, third-party terms, platform policies, website terms, privacy requirements, and technical restrictions.
Customers must not submit instructions that would cause Scravio to access a system without authorization or exceed authorized access.
4. Third-party terms and platform policies
Even where information is publicly visible, third-party website terms, platform policies, intellectual property rights, database rights, privacy laws, or other legal restrictions may apply.
Customers are responsible for reviewing and complying with those terms and restrictions before using Scravio with any source.
5. Scravio enforcement rights
Scravio may block, throttle, reject, pause, disable, or terminate tasks, sources, domains, accounts, or workspaces if we believe activity may:
- violate law or third-party rights;
- breach platform or website terms;
- bypass technical restrictions;
- create unauthorized-access risk;
- create operational, legal, security, or reputational risk;
- overload or interfere with third-party systems; or
- violate the Terms of Service.
Suspension or termination for these reasons does not entitle customers to refunds or credits except where mandatory law requires otherwise.
6. Prohibited uses
Customers must not use Scravio for:
- credential attacks;
- account takeover;
- security testing without authorization;
- scraping private or restricted systems;
- evading blocks or rate limits;
- collecting sensitive personal data or children's data;
- unlawful surveillance, harassment, discrimination, or doxxing;
- phishing, spam, fraud, malware, or abusive outreach;
- consumer reporting or regulated eligibility decisions; or
- any purpose prohibited by the Terms of Service.
7. Reporting concerns
If you believe Scravio is being used to access restricted systems, bypass technical controls, or process data unlawfully, contact us with relevant details:
Email: [email protected]
Please include URLs, task IDs, screenshots, timestamps, and a description of the concern where available.
8. Contact
Questions about this policy may be sent to:
Email: [email protected]
Company: Zorix, LLC, doing business as Scravio
Address: 1111B S Governors Ave STE 40623, Dover, DE 19904, United States
Phone: +13024402968