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