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D0pam1ne is an offensive-security tool. Used correctly it is a professional’s cockpit for authorized engagements. Used against systems you do not own or are not permitted to test, it is a crime in most countries. This page sets the ground rules. Using D0pam1ne means you accept them.
This is a plain-language summary of acceptable use, not legal advice. Laws on security testing differ by country. Adapt these terms to your jurisdiction and have your own counsel review them before you rely on them.

Authorized testing only

You may use D0pam1ne only against systems you own or are explicitly authorized, in writing, to test.
  • Have signed authorization and an agreed scope for every target before you run recon or an attack against it.
  • Testing a system without the owner’s permission is unlawful in most jurisdictions and is never acceptable use.
  • Keep every engagement inside its authorized scope and test window.

You are responsible for your use

You, the operator, are solely responsible for how you use D0pam1ne and for the consequences of that use.
  • You are responsible for obtaining authorization, staying in scope, and complying with every law that applies to you and your targets.
  • You are responsible for the data you collect and for any reports, credentials or findings you handle or share.
  • Black Hat Ethical Hacking has no visibility into and no control over how you use the tool on your own machine.

Local and private by design

D0pam1ne runs entirely on your own infrastructure. Nothing about your engagements is sent to Black Hat Ethical Hacking or any third party.
  • The AI runs locally through Ollama on your machine. Your findings, evidence and reports are never sent anywhere to be processed.
  • Recon, attacks and OSINT run from your own host. There is no phone-home and no telemetry about your targets or results.
  • Synapse and its client portal run on infrastructure you host, so client data stays with you. Licence verification is fully offline.
  • Because it is self-hosted, protecting the server, its access and its data is your responsibility.

No warranty, no liability

D0pam1ne is provided as is, without warranty of any kind.
  • Black Hat Ethical Hacking is not liable for any damage, loss or disruption arising from your use of D0pam1ne.
  • Black Hat Ethical Hacking takes no responsibility for use against systems without the owner’s consent, or for any unlawful use.
  • Active testing can affect live systems. You accept the risk of running it, and you run it at your own discretion.

Safeguards are aids, not permission

The scope guard, the out-of-scope filter, the intrusive-tool opt-in and the authorization confirmation exist to help you stay disciplined. They reduce mistakes. They do not grant you any authorization you do not already have, and working around them does not make unauthorized testing acceptable.
Questions about licensing or acceptable use? Reach the Black Hat Ethical Hacking team through the support portal.