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ProRDP policy

Acceptable Use Policy

The mandatory rules that keep ProRDP infrastructure safe, lawful, and respectful of third parties.

This starter policy is provided for general informational purposes and is not professional legal advice. It should be reviewed by a qualified legal professional before commercial launch.

Effective date: July 22, 2026

01Purpose and responsibility

This Acceptable Use Policy protects ProRDP, customers, infrastructure providers, networks, and third parties. You are responsible for all activity performed through your service, including activity by anyone who gains access through credentials you control.

02Spam and abusive messaging

You may not send unsolicited bulk messages, operate spam services, harvest contact details, evade sending limits, distribute misleading promotions, or provide infrastructure that facilitates spam or abusive communications.

03Phishing and credential theft

You may not create or host phishing pages, impersonate another person or organization, collect credentials without authorization, steal authentication tokens, distribute deceptive login prompts, or possess credentials obtained through theft or fraud.

04Malware and botnets

You may not create, host, execute, distribute, or control malware, ransomware, spyware, cryptojackers, destructive code, command-and-control systems, botnets, or software intended to compromise systems without explicit authorization.

05Unauthorized access

You may not access or attempt to access accounts, systems, data, networks, or devices without permission. Credential stuffing, password spraying, unauthorized scanning, exploit attempts, privilege escalation, and bypassing access controls are prohibited.

06Fraud and deception

You may not use the service for payment fraud, identity fraud, account takeover, fake storefronts, deceptive schemes, money laundering, evasion of sanctions, or any attempt to obtain goods, funds, information, or access dishonestly.

07Network attacks

You may not conduct denial-of-service attacks, distributed attacks, traffic flooding, malicious packet generation, interception, spoofing, unauthorized stress testing, vulnerability exploitation, or deliberate disruption of any network or service.

08Copyright and intellectual property

You may not knowingly store, share, stream, reproduce, or distribute content in violation of copyright, trademark, software licensing, or other intellectual-property rights. Valid complaints may be investigated and affected material or services may be restricted.

09Third-party service abuse

You may not violate third-party platform rules, automate abusive registrations or interactions, evade technical restrictions, scrape unlawfully, consume resources in a harmful manner, or use ProRDP to conceal abuse directed at another provider.

10Illegal and harmful activity

You may not use the service for illegal activity, threats, harassment, exploitation, trafficking, distribution of unlawful material, facilitation of violence, or activity that creates a substantial risk to people, property, systems, or public safety.

11Security expectations

  • Use strong, unique credentials and protect them from disclosure.
  • Install security updates and configure customer-managed software responsibly.
  • Do not disable safeguards in order to facilitate prohibited conduct.
  • Notify @Theytproo promptly if credentials or the server may be compromised.
  • Cooperate with reasonable abuse and security investigations.

12Enforcement

Suspected violations may be investigated. ProRDP may limit, isolate, suspend, or terminate a violating service, preserve relevant records, notify an infrastructure provider, or respond to a lawful request. Urgent action may be taken without advance notice when needed to stop harm or protect systems and third parties.

13Reporting abuse

Report suspected abuse to @Theytproo with the relevant IP address, timestamp, description, and supporting non-secret evidence. Do not publicly post personal data or sensitive security information.

Questions about this policy can be sent to @Theytproo.