The Airchive Security Policy
by RawByte™
Welcome to “The Airchive,” an online platform developed by RawByte™ dedicated to aviation enthusiasts and historians. We take the security and privacy of our visitors seriously. To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all users, we have implemented protective measures to deter bots, hackers, and users attempting malicious activities, including brute force attacks and unauthorized access.
Policy:
- Advanced Firewall Protection: “The Airchive” website is equipped with an advanced firewall that actively monitors and filters incoming traffic. It identifies suspicious behavior and malicious attempts to access the site, effectively blocking unauthorized users.
- Brute Force Protection: To prevent unauthorized access to user accounts, we have implemented strong Brute Force Protection. After a limited number of unsuccessful login attempts, the system automatically enforces a temporary lockout, preventing further login attempts from the same IP address.
- IP Whitelisting and Blacklisting: We maintain an IP whitelist that allows access only to trusted IPs. Any suspicious IP addresses or those identified in malicious activities are blacklisted to prevent them from accessing the site.
- Real-Time Monitoring: Our security team continuously monitors the website for potential threats and unusual activities. Real-time monitoring enables us to respond promptly to any security incidents.
- Regular Security Audits: We conduct regular security audits to identify and address vulnerabilities in our website’s code, plugins, and infrastructure. This proactive approach helps us stay ahead of potential threats.
- Encryption and SSL: To protect user data and ensure secure communication, we use industry-standard encryption protocols and SSL certificates for data transmission.
- User Education: We believe that informed users are better equipped to protect themselves online. We provide educational resources on website security, password best practices, and other security-related topics to empower our users.
Disclaimer:
- Automated Security Measures: “The Airchive” website utilizes automated security measures to protect against bots, hackers, and malicious users. These measures may include IP blocking and login lockouts to safeguard user accounts and prevent unauthorized access.
- False Positives: While we strive to minimize false positives, there might be instances where legitimate users are inadvertently blocked due to the strictness of our security measures. If you believe you have been wrongly blocked, please contact our support team to rectify the situation.
- IP Whitelisting: If your IP address has been mistakenly blacklisted, and you are a legitimate user, please contact us with your IP address to be added to our whitelist, ensuring uninterrupted access to “The Airchive” website.
- Account Lockout Resolution: If you experience an account lockout due to multiple unsuccessful login attempts, and you are the rightful account owner, please follow our password recovery process or contact our support team for assistance.
- Unauthorized Access Appeals: If you believe your account was blocked for unauthorized access due to suspicious activity, but you are the legitimate account owner, please contact our support team to verify your identity and regain access.
- Security and Privacy Validation: Please understand that our primary concern is maintaining the security and privacy of all users on “The Airchive” website. To ensure the safety of our community, we may request additional information or verification before unblocking any user.
- User Cooperation: We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in helping us maintain a secure environment for all visitors. We encourage you to report any suspicious activities or security concerns you come across while using our website.
Description:
At “The Airchive,” we are passionate about aviation history and creating a safe online community for enthusiasts and historians alike. Developed by RawByte™, our website is built on a strong foundation of security measures to protect both our content and our visitors.
To safeguard against malicious activities, we employ an advanced firewall that analyzes incoming traffic, filtering out potential threats. This proactive approach helps maintain the integrity of our website, ensuring a smooth experience for legitimate users.
User accounts are protected from unauthorized access through our robust Brute Force Protection mechanism. After several unsuccessful login attempts, the system temporarily locks out the offending IP address, thwarting any further malicious efforts.
For an added layer of security, we maintain an IP whitelist that only allows trusted IP addresses to access the site. Suspicious IPs are blacklisted, preventing them from causing harm.
Continuous monitoring is a priority for our security team, enabling us to detect and respond swiftly to any potential security incidents in real-time. We also conduct regular security audits to identify and address any vulnerabilities proactively.
To protect user data and communications, we employ encryption and SSL certificates, safeguarding sensitive information from prying eyes.
We believe that educated users are better equipped to protect themselves online. As such, we provide educational resources on website security and best practices, empowering our users to enhance their own online security.
However, we understand that there might be instances where legitimate users could inadvertently get blocked due to false positives or other reasons. This disclaimer outlines the considerations for unblocking such users.
At “The Airchive,” we are committed to maintaining a secure and trusted online platform, ensuring that aviation enthusiasts and historians can explore and engage with our content safely. If you encounter any security-related concerns or have suggestions to further enhance our security measures, please feel free to reach out to us. Your safety and satisfaction are of paramount importance to us.
Appeals Information:
Please reach out to our team at [email protected]
Development Team
The Airchive 2.0
The Hub of Air Transport History
Last Updated: August 2, 2023