This Acceptable Use Policy
specifies certain actions prohibited by G7
Offshore Web Development Services for users of
the G7 Offshore Web Development Services hosting
services. G7 Offshore Web Development Services
reserves the right to modify this Policy at any
time to stay in compliance with any laws,
regulations and security requirements. By using
G7 Offshore Web Development Services hosting
services, any customer, employee or third party
unconditionally accepts the terms of this
policy.
Illegal use
G7 Offshore Web Development Services hosting
services may be used only for lawful purposes.
Transmission, distribution or storage of any
material in violation of any applicable law or
regulation coming to or from any unauthorized
network or system is prohibited. This includes,
without limitation, material protected by
copyright, trademark, trade secret or other
intellectual property rights used without proper
authorization; government and military data
protected by law and national security;
university and academic data protected by public
policy; and material that is obscene,
defamatory, constitutes an illegal threat, or
violates export control laws. Any violation of
the above which compromises the integrity of G7
Offshore Web Development Services hosting
services or any other network is strictly
prohibited.
Network and machine
resources
G7 Offshore Web Development Services reserves
the right to monitor and allocate network and
machine resources. G7 Offshore Web Development
Services reserves the right to discontinue any
script which may cause excessive server load.
System and network
security
Violations of system or network security are
prohibited, and may result in criminal and civil
liability. G7 Offshore Web Development Services
will investigate incidents involving such
violations and may involve and cooperate with
law enforcement authorities if a criminal
violation is suspected. G7 Offshore Web
Development Services respects the privacy of
customer data and vigilantly protects that data
and ALL customers who host with G7 Offshore Web
Development Services. If any violation of the
law or this security policy is suspected, G7
Offshore Web Development Services reserves the
right to investigate. Use of G7 Offshore Web
Development Services hosting services
constitutes consent to monitoring. Examples of
unlawful acts, system, or network security
violations include, without limitation, the
following:
-Unauthorized access to or use of data, systems
or networks, including any attempt to probe,
damage, scan or test the vulnerability of a
system or network or to breach security or
authentication measures without express
authorization of the owner of the system or
network.
-Unauthorized monitoring of data or traffic on
any network or system without express
authorization of the owner of the system or
network. Interference with service to any user,
host or network including, without limitation,
mail bombing, flooding, deliberate attempts to
overload a system and broadcast attacks.
-Unauthorized access to any data, system, or
network from an unauthorized system or network
for any purpose which is not lawful or which is
intended to do harm. Forging of any TCP-IP
packet header or any part of the header
information in an email or a newsgroup posting.
Electronic forging of any kind to include but
not limited to IP addresses, domains, business
names, etc.
Email
Sending unsolicited mail messages, including,
without limitation, commercial advertising and
informational announcements, is explicitly
prohibited. A user shall not use another site's
mail server to relay mail without the express
permission of the site owner.
Usenet
Posting the same or similar message to one or
more newsgroups (excessive cross-posting or
multiple-posting, also known as "SPAM") is
expressly prohibited.
INDIRECT OR ATTEMPTED VIOLATIONS OF THE POLICY,
AND ACTUAL OR ATTEMPTED VIOLATIONS BY A THIRD
PARTY ON BEHALF OF G7 Offshore Web Development
Services CUSTOMER OR A CUSTOMER'S END USER,
SHALL BE CONSIDERED VIOLATIONS OF THE POLICY BY
SUCH CUSTOMER OR END USER.
For Example:
If you are hosting a bulk email site on G7
Offshore Web Development Services servers and
you use another ISP to SPAM from in order to
reference your G7 Offshore Web Development
Services site by IP address or domain name, you
are violating G7 Offshore Web Development
Services policy and possibly the law.
If you have been granted telnet access to G7
Offshore Web Development Services servers,
multiple telnet log-ons are strictly prohibited
and you must come from a valid IP address.
Forgery is against the law.
Any type of denial of service attack from valid
or invalid addresses is a violation of G7
Offshore Web Development Services security
policy and against the law.
If you have been granted password privileges for
FTP or telnet, sharing your password with an
unauthorized user or third party is strictly
prohibited.
Complaints regarding illegal Use or System or
Network Security issues should be sent to
abuse@g7offshore.com
G7 Offshore Web Development Services will also
not tolerate any spamming this infringement
shall result in immediate termination and
removal of the site without a refund. G7
Offshore Web Development Services prides itself
as a responsible member of the Internet
community and is committed to protecting the
data of and providing quality service to all G7
Offshore Web Development Services customers all
of the time.
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