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Security

Small surface. Verifiable everything.

We sell files, not access — which keeps the security model refreshingly boring. No customer data pipelines into our systems, no stored payment credentials, and deliveries you can verify byte-for-byte.

Practices

What we do, stated plainly

Payments never touch our servers
Checkout runs on Stripe's hosted, PCI-DSS-compliant infrastructure. We never see or store card numbers — we receive only the order record and the email to deliver to.
Minimal data collection
We collect what a sale requires: your checkout email and what you bought. No third-party ad trackers, no data resale, no marketing lists without consent.
Verifiable deliveries
Every delivered file carries a sha256 checksum in its manifest. You can prove — independently, offline — that what you received is exactly what we published.
Data lands under your controls
Enterprise deliveries go into S3 or GCS buckets you own, so your existing IAM, encryption, and audit policies apply from the first byte.
Immutable published versions
Published dataset versions are never modified in place. Corrections are new versions with change logs — nothing can silently change under you.
Signed, expiring download links
Deliveries use signed URLs with limited lifetimes. Expired links are reissued on request for the same purchase, at no cost.
Public data only
Everything we sell is decoded from public blockchain state. We hold no customer datasets, no private keys, and no counterparty information beyond order records.
Hardened serving infrastructure
The application runs as a non-root process on a read-only filesystem with least-privilege defaults, behind TLS.

What we don't claim

You won't find certification badges here that we haven't earned. Formal commitments — audits, questionnaires, DPAs, custom security terms — are handled in writing during enterprise procurement, where they mean something.

Report a vulnerability

Found something? Email security@datastore.sh with reproduction steps. We read every report, respond to genuine findings, and won't pursue good-faith research.

Enterprise & procurement