Acceptable use policy

1. What these rules cover

The acceptable use policy states what must not be sent through the Anti-DDoS PRO website protection service and what must not be done with it.

The rules apply to the protected website, its domains and the traffic that passes through the protection.

The operator of the service:

OGRNIP:
INN:
Email: info@anti-ddos.pro
Website: https://anti-ddos.pro/

2. Russia and other countries

A client in the Russian Federation follows the law of the Russian Federation. For copyright, related rights and trademarks that is Part IV of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation.

A client in another country follows the law of the country where that client operates and at which the website is aimed. That client also follows the law of the Russian Federation in the part in which the operator provides the service in Russia.

The prohibitions in these rules are the same in both cases. A client in another country also follows the prohibitions of that client’s own country.

3. Copyright and distinctive signs

The protected resource must not carry:

• another person’s work, phonogram, performance or database without a right to that use;
• material from which the name of the author, the right holder or the terms of use have been removed or replaced, where the law does not allow that;
• a bypass of technical measures that protect copyright or related rights;
• a trademark, trade name or other sign without a right to it.

The client checks that the client has a right to the materials on the website. For a client in another country this duty includes the copyright law of that country.

4. Other prohibitions

The service and the protected resource must not be used for:

• sexual material involving minors;
• information or offers about unlawful dealing in drugs, weapons or explosives;
• information that the law of the Russian Federation, or a court decision that has entered into force, forbids to distribute in the Russian Federation;
• fraud, phishing and pages that pretend to be another service in order to obtain someone else’s data;
• malware, including ransomware, and botnet control;
• attacks on other websites, servers and networks, and tests of someone else’s network without the owner’s consent, including tests that use this protection;
• messages sent without the recipient’s consent;
• collecting or publishing another person’s personal data without a lawful basis;
• gambling where organising it is forbidden by the law of the Russian Federation or by the law of the client’s country;
• material on the federal list of extremist materials, and calls to terrorist activity;
• access to someone else’s information system without the owner’s permission, and password guessing against it;
• financial pyramids and claims about a product or service that the client knows to be false;
• statements that harm honour, dignity or business reputation, and a person’s private life, where there is no lawful basis to publish them.

How the operator processes personal data is described in the personal data policy.

Personal data policy

5. A notice of infringement

A right holder or another concerned person in Russia or in another country may write to info@anti-ddos.pro.

The message needs:

• who is writing and an address for a reply;
• the address of the page;
• what is infringed;
• the basis of the claim.

The operator considers the message under these rules. The sender’s contact is used to check the notice and to reply, and it is not published. The operator does not keep a separate notice register under the law of another country.

6. What the operator may do

The operator does not review all client content in advance.

When a violation is known from a notice or from other information, the operator may ask for an explanation, suspend protection of that resource or refuse to connect it.

The client is told by email or through a ticket when such a contact exists. No response time for a notice is set in advance.

7. Rules and a contract

These rules are not a contract and not an offer. A request sent from the website is not a contract.

When the service is provided, the client uses it within these rules. Consent to personal data processing is given separately and is described in the personal data policy.

Personal data policy

8. This version

The version of 29 October 2026 applies from the moment it is published on the website until a new version replaces it.

Questions about these rules can be sent to info@anti-ddos.pro.