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How We Protect Your Data

FeedFlux implements multiple layers of security to keep your data safe.

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Password HashingPasswords are hashed using industry-standard algorithms (bcrypt). We never store plain-text passwords.
Two-Factor AuthenticationOptional 2FA adds a second layer of protection using TOTP (Time-based One-Time Passwords).
Session ManagementSecure JWT tokens with expiration. Sessions can be remotely terminated.
Rate LimitingProtection against brute-force attacks on login and API endpoints.
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HTTPS/TLSAll data transmitted between your browser/app and our servers is encrypted using TLS 1.2+.
API SecurityAll API requests require authentication tokens.
Secure HeadersHTTP security headers prevent common web vulnerabilities.
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Cloud HostingHosted on enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure with security certifications.
Database EncryptionDatabase connections are encrypted. Sensitive data encrypted at rest.
Regular BackupsAutomated backups ensure data recovery in case of incidents.
Access ControlsStrict internal access controls. Only authorized personnel can access systems.
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PCI CompliancePayments processed by LemonSqueezy, a PCI-DSS compliant payment provider.
No Card StorageFeedFlux never sees or stores your full credit card number.
Secure CheckoutPayment pages are hosted by LemonSqueezy with bank-level security.
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License BindingLicenses bound to hardware ID prevent unauthorized sharing.
Code SigningDesktop application is signed to verify authenticity.
Automatic UpdatesSecurity patches delivered through update system.

You can help keep your account secure:

Best PracticeWhy It Matters
Use a strong, unique passwordPrevents credential stuffing attacks
Enable Two-Factor AuthenticationBlocks unauthorized access even if password is compromised
Don’t share your license keyLicense is bound to one device for a reason
Keep software updatedUpdates include security fixes
Log out on shared computersPrevents session hijacking