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- The accuracy or inaccuracy of any scan results.

- The identification or failure to identify vulnerabilities, threats, or other security issues.

- Any decision or action taken based on the scan results.

- Any interruptions, delays, or errors in the service.

Rho-9 Discord Security Bot Terms of Service

Effective Date: June 24, 2024

Welcome to the Rho-9 Discord Security Bot ("the Bot"). By interacting with and utilizing the Bot, you accept and agree to be bound by the following Terms of Service. If you disagree with any part of these terms, you are advised not to use the Bot.

1. Adherence to Discord TOS:

All users of the Bot must comply with the Discord Terms of Service (TOS). Any actions contrary to the Discord TOS undertaken while using the Bot may trigger disciplinary measures from the Discord platform itself.

2. Prohibition of Illegal Content:

The use of the Bot to share, distribute, or engage in illegal activities is strictly forbidden. This prohibition includes, but is not limited to, the dissemination of malicious software, unauthorized system access, and any activities that infringe upon applicable laws.

3. Proper Use of the Reporting System:

Users must not misuse the Bot's reporting system. This includes avoiding spamming of false reports or any other actions that may hinder the functionality of the reporting features. Violations may lead to temporary or permanent suspension of access to the Bot.

4. Rights to Blacklist Users:

The owner of the Bot reserves the right to blacklist any user from utilizing the Bot at their sole discretion, without prior notice or explanation. Being blacklisted results in a loss of access to the Bot and may prevent access to servers protected by Rho-9.

5. Modifications to the Terms of Service:

These Terms of Service may be updated or modified at any time. Users will be informed of any changes. Continued use of the Bot following such changes constitutes acceptance of the new terms.

6. Termination of Service:

The Bot owner reserves the right to terminate the services provided by the Bot at any time, for any reason, with or without prior notice.

7. User Content and Privacy:

The developer may use third-party software to access and review the contents of direct messages, servers, and channels as necessary. For payment details, the Bot utilizes Discord's modals, which function like self-destructing inputs; once submitted, the inputs vanish, ensuring data security. This information is transmitted directly to Stripe, and no payment data is stored by the Bot, making potential data breaches inconsequential with regards to payment information. All other collected information is treated as confidential and will not be disclosed unless necessary for the functioning of the Bot, to resolve user issues, or if required by law due to evidence of abuse of the Bot or related APIs.

8. Emergency Measures:

In cases of emergency, such as the dissemination of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) or malware, the developer reserves the right to use the /superban command to ban users from servers. This is not an exhaustive list of potential emergencies; user safety is the foremost concern.

9. Handling of Malicious Abuse:

In instances of deliberate abuse targeting the Bot, the developer reserves the right to implement countermeasures they deem appropriate, such as changing the usernames of the offenders. This serves as a way to indicate awareness of the abuse and to discourage such behaviors. I will troll back.

By using the Rho-9 Discord Security Bot, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agreed to these Terms of Service. Non-compliance with these terms may result in the termination of your access to the Bot.

Rho-9 Discord Security Bot Privacy Disclosure

Last Updated: June 24, 2024

This Privacy Disclosure outlines the data practices of the Rho-9 Discord Security Bot ("the Bot") operated by o5_redacted_.

1. Report Storage:

Reports concerning user behavior are stored to enhance security features and monitor compliance. These reports may include user IDs, messages, and relevant context.

2. No Payment Information Storage:

The Bot does not retain payment details. All financial transactions are handled through Discord and via Stripe donations, adhering to their respective privacy standards.

3. Data Security:

The commitment to data security is paramount. The Bot developer implements robust measures to protect user data from unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, or destruction.

4. In-House Software Usage:

The Bot utilizes proprietary in-house developed software to provide a graphical user interface (GUI) specifically designed for viewing message history of a channel where several errors occurred, sending messages via the bot (Developer Messages), joining a voice channel (VC), and a range of other functions to help troubleshoot issues. This interface does not display information entered into slash commands to ensure privacy. These features enable the developer to assess the Bot's functionality, determine necessary feature updates or patches, and provide human assistance directly through the Bot.

5. Data Sharing:

User data is not shared with third parties unless required by law or necessary to respond to legal requests. There is a strong commitment to not selling, leasing, or distributing user data for commercial purposes.

6. Data Retention:

Data, including reports, is retained only as long as necessary to fulfill the intended security and operational purposes. Efforts are made to minimize the retention of personally identifiable information.

7. User Rights:

Users have the right to inquire about their data, correct inaccuracies, or request data deletion. Such requests should be directed to o5_redacted_.

8. Changes to Privacy Policy:

The Bot developer may update this Privacy Disclosure. Users will be notified of changes, and continued use of the Bot after updates signifies acceptance of the new terms.

9. Conditional Privacy Protection:

Privacy protections are conditional upon proper use of the Bot. Intentional misuse, abuse, or attempts to bypass security measures will result in enhanced logging and monitoring to protect the integrity of the Bot and its users. If deemed necessary, collected data will be sent to authorities or Discord, depending on what is most appropriate. Human-assisted logging will be used, including screenshots, to ensure comprehe

No known issues

1 week account age limit: bot will autokick new accounts unless they are at least 7 days 1 minute old

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anti-grabify: we'll blacklist any grabify domain you report, we hate grabify's privacy invasion too.

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Anti-phishing/scam links scanner: Rho-9 scans all links, and compairs them to a dual database. if the domain or URL matches one of our entries ,message will be deleted, and the user will be banned.

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reporting system: you can report users who have consistantly shown themselves to be malicious an/or negatively impact the Discord experience for others

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link reporting system: You can report scam and malware links to us, if they aren't detected by the bot. risk levels are as follows: high(extremely dangerous, such as malware), medium(convincing scams, shady websites,etc),low(poses a possible risk, but nothing that'd actually be dangerous to the victim, but rather inconvenient), safe(If you believe a detected website is safe)

1. Ban evasion: Attempting to circumvent a ban or punishment by rejoining the server under a different account or identity, including evading bans imposed by Discord on the user's account.

2. Sending malicious links: Sharing URLs that lead to harmful or phishing websites designed to compromise security or steal personal information.

3. Sending illegal pornography: Sharing explicit content that violates Discord's Terms of Service or local laws, including but not limited to child pornography or other illegal sexual material.

4. Doxxing (leaking personal information): Revealing private or sensitive information about others without their consent, such as real names, addresses, phone numbers, or other personally identifiable details.

5. Sending malicious files (malware): Distributing files or software intended to harm or disrupt Discord users' devices or compromise their security, including viruses, trojans, or other malware.

6. Harassment or hate speech: Engaging in targeted harassment, bullying, or discrimination based on factors such as race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or other protected characteristics, as well as instances stemming from personal animosity. All parties involved in such behavior are also likely to be blacklisted.

7. Threats of violence or harm: Making credible threats of physical harm, violence, or other forms of intimidation against individuals or groups.

8. Impersonation: Pretending to be someone else, including other Discord users, server staff, or public figures, with the intent to deceive or manipulate others.

9. Spamming or flooding: Sending repetitive or excessive messages, images, or other content with the purpose of disrupting normal conversation or server activity.

10. Violating server rules or guidelines: Ignoring or repeatedly breaking the established rules or guidelines of the Discord server, as determined by server staff or administrators.

11. Disruptive behavior: Engaging in disruptive or inappropriate conduct that negatively impacts the community or atmosphere of the Discord server, such as trolling, flaming, or excessive arguments.

12. Exploiting or abusing loopholes: Taking advantage of bugs, glitches, or other vulnerabilities in Discord or the server's settings to gain unfair advantages or cause disruptions.

13. Illegal activities: Participating in or promoting illegal activities or behaviors, including but not limited to hacking, scamming, piracy, or distribution of illegal substances.

14. Violation of Discord's Terms of Service: Engaging in activities that violate Discord's Terms of Service or Community Guidelines, as outlined by the platform's policies and regulations.

15. Using out-of-date operating systems with known critical vulnerabilities: Operating systems with known security flaws and critical vulnerabilities pose a risk to the security of the Discord platform and its users. Failure to update and secure the operating system can lead to exploitation by malicious actors, compromising the integrity and safety of the Discord server environment.

16. Sharing sensitive or confidential information: Disclosing confidential information about the server, its members, or its operations without proper authorization, potentially leading to privacy breaches or security risks.

17. Engaging in illegal or unethical activities outside the Discord server: Participating in activities outside the server that violate laws or ethical standards, which could reflect negatively on the server or its community.

18. Impeding server administration or moderation: Interfering with the duties or functions of server administrators or moderators, such as obstructing investigations or refusing to comply with directives.

19. Creating or participating in raids: Organizing or participating in coordinated attacks on other Discord servers or communities, including spam raids, harassment campaigns, or disruptive activities intended to cause harm or chaos.

20. Promoting or facilitating cheating or exploitation in games or other activities: Encouraging or assisting others in cheating, exploiting bugs, or engaging in unfair practices in online games, competitions, or other activities.

21. Engaging in predatory behavior: Targeting vulnerable individuals, such as minors or inexperienced users, for exploitation, manipulation, or grooming, whether within the Discord server or in external interactions facilitated by the server.

22. Intentionally spreading misinformation or fake news: Deliberately disseminating false or misleading information with the intent to deceive or manipulate others, potentially causing harm or confusion within the server community.

23. Violating intellectual property rights: Infringing on copyrights, trademarks, or other intellectual property rights by sharing or distributing protected content without proper authorization or attribution.

24. Engaging in disruptive or harmful behavior during voice chats or live events: Interrupting, harassing, or otherwise disrupting voice chats, live streams, or other real-time interactions within the Discord server, impacting the experience of other participants.

25. Refusal to adhere to server-specific requirements or standards: Failing to comply with additional rules, guidelines, or expectations established by the server administration, such as specific content restrictions, participation requirements, or community norms.

26. Failure to verify or provide accurate information when required: Refusing or neglecting to verify identity, age, or other relevant information when requested by server staff or administrators, particularly in cases where verification is necessary to access certain channels or features.

27. Creating or promoting unauthorized bots or automated systems: Developing, sharing, or using bots or automated scripts that violate Discord's Terms of Service or server rules, including spam bots, self-bots, or bots designed to exploit or disrupt server functions.

28. Violating privacy or data protection regulations: Breaching privacy laws or regulations by collecting, storing, or sharing personal data of server members without proper consent or legal justification, potentially exposing individuals to privacy risks or legal consequences.

29. Engaging in activities that compromise server security or stability: Conducting activities that jeopardize the security, stability, or performance of the Discord server or its infrastructure, such as attempting to hack or overload server resources.

30. Anti-furry sentiments: Expressing hostility or discrimination towards individuals who identify as furries or engage in furry-related activities, including derogatory remarks, insults, or exclusionary behavior.

31. Homophobia: Expressing hatred, intolerance, or discrimination towards individuals based on their sexual orientation or identity, including derogatory language, stereotypes, or negative attitudes towards LGBTQ+ individuals.

32. Transphobia: Expressing hostility, prejudice, or discrimination towards transgender individuals or gender non-conforming people, including invalidating their gender identity, using derogatory terms, or denying their rights and dignity.

33. Other forms of discrimination or prejudice: Engaging in discriminatory behavior or expressing prejudiced attitudes based on factors such as age, disability, socioeconomic status, nationality, religion, or other personal characteristics.

34. Encouraging or glorifying violence, self-harm, or suicide: Promoting or endorsing violent or self-destructive behaviors, including suicide encouragement, self-harm glorification, or depictions of graphic violence or harm towards others.

35. Violating community standards or ethical principles: Engaging in behaviors or activities that violate the fundamental principles of fairness, respect, and integrity within the Discord community, even if they are not explicitly listed in server rules or guidelines.

36. Distributing Counterfeit or Pirated Goods: Sharing or selling counterfeit, pirated, or otherwise unauthorized goods, including digital media, software, or branded merchandise.

37. Financial Fraud: Engaging in any form of financial deceit, such as scams, phishing, or manipulation involving financial transactions or solicitations.

38. Involvement in Network Attacks: Participating in or facilitating network attacks, such as DDoS attacks, against any server, user, or infrastructure.

39. Manipulating Server Metrics: Artificially inflating usage metrics such as likes, follows, or any other form of engagement through bots or other deceptive techniques.

40. Promotion of Self-destructive Behaviors: Encouraging or promoting behaviors that are harmful to mental or physical health, such as extreme dieting, substance abuse, or risky challenges.

41. Facilitating Unauthorized Access: Assisting others in gaining unauthorized access to digital systems, accounts, or networks, including providing or selling access credentials.

42. Use of Unauthorized Surveillance Tools: Employing software or hardware tools to surveil, spy on, or gather information on users without their consent.

43. Violence Incitement: Inciting or encouraging acts of violence against any individual or group, regardless of the context.

44. Animal Cruelty: Sharing, promoting, or glorifying content that involves the abuse, harm, or exploitation of animals.

45. Engaging in Cyberbullying: Systematically harassing or attacking someone online through threats, shaming, spreading rumors, or other digital harassment.

46. Promotion of Extremist Content: Disseminating extremist views or materials that promote radical ideologies or actions.

47. Organizing Harmful Real-world Events: Planning or promoting events meant to cause disturbance, harm, or violate public safety.

48. Sale or Distribution of Weapons: Illegally selling or distributing weapons, including firearms, knives, or other armaments.

49. Non-consensual Content Distribution: Distributing images or videos of individuals without their consent, particularly in compromising or harmful situations.

50. Engagement in Medical Misinformation: Spreading false or misleading information regarding medical topics, which could lead to health risks or public safety issues.

51. Falsifying Identity for Malicious Purposes: Using a false identity to deceive, harm, or exploit other users, particularly for illegal or harmful activities.

52. Participation in Illegal Gambling or Betting: Involvement in or promotion of gambling activities that are not authorized under applicable laws.

53. Facilitating or Engaging in Human Trafficking: Participation in any activities related to human trafficking or the exploitation of individuals.

54. Promoting or Engaging in Racist Activities: Promoting racial hatred or engaging in activities that propagate racial discrimination or violence.

55. Destruction or Vandalism of Digital Properties: Intentionally damaging, hacking, or vandalizing digital assets or properties of users or servers.

56. Misuse of Intellectual Property: Using copyrighted materials without authorization for commercial gain or to deceive users.

57. Spreading Harmful Conspiracy Theories: Propagating conspiracy theories that encourage harassment, violence, or mistrust towards individuals or groups.

58. Illegal Trade of Protected Wildlife: Engaging in or promoting the trade of endangered or protected species.

59. Creating or Spreading Hoaxes: Deliberately creating or circulating hoaxes intended to deceive, cause panic, or disrupt peace.

60. Abuse of Server Resources: Misusing server resources for unauthorized activities such as mining cryptocurrency, hosting unauthorized services, or other actions that strain server capabilities.

61. Unsolicited Cross-Platform Promotion (e.g., Twitch, YouTube, Instagram)

"Promoting personal social media accounts, live streams, or other platforms (Twitch, YouTube, Instagram, etc.) without permission, especially in contexts unrelated to the server's purpose. This includes mentioning or linking to your channel repeatedly without consent."

62. Spamming Affiliate Links or Unapproved Advertisements

"Flooding the server with affiliate links or promotional advertisements for products, services, or platforms that haven’t been approved by the server’s management. This includes unsolicited links to sponsorships, products, or third-party services."

63. Creating Fake 'Giveaways' or 'Contests' for Self-Promotion

"Posting fake giveaway announcements or contests purely for self-promotion, such as offering a prize in exchange for following social media accounts, subscribing to channels, or other promotional tactics."

64. Exploiting Server Channels for Spam-Style Ads

"Using server channels to send multiple, non-contextual advertisements or spam for personal channels, social media, or external platforms. This includes repeatedly mentioning promotions in chats where it's irrelevant."

65. Hijacking Voice Channels for Stream or Social Media Promotions

"Interrupting voice channels to promote your stream, YouTube channel, or social media profiles. This includes attempting to use server audio spaces as advertisement platforms."

66. Manipulating Server Polls or Votes for Promotion

"Using alt accounts or bots to manipulate server polls, votes, or reactions to boost personal ads, streams, or social media accounts, aiming to deceive users into interacting with content they wouldn’t otherwise."

67. Disrupting Events with Personal Promotions or Ads

"Disrupting official server events (such as giveaways, discussions, or collaborative activities) by inserting unsolicited personal promotions or links to external content."

68. Abusing the 'Pinned Messages' Feature for Promotion

"Attempting to pin or promote your social media content, channels, or external services in pinned messages, bypassing server management control of official information and updates."

69. Impersonating an Official Server Sponsor or Partner

"Pretending to be an official sponsor, partner, or collaborator of the server to trick members into visiting external links, subscribing to content, or engaging with unauthorized ads."

70. Engaging in 'Follow-for-Follow' or Similar Schemes in Chat

"Promoting follow-for-follow schemes or asking members to subscribe to social media platforms in exchange for a follow or subscription. This type of self-promotion disrupts server dynamics."