Does OpenTrojan track me with cookies or fingerprints?

No. The platform records anonymous events (page, action, timestamp) only. There is no fingerprinting, IP tracking, cookie-based identity or surveillance.

What data is stored for registered users?

Only the identity you provide: an email address, followed entities, digests and investigations you create. Registration is not required to read public intelligence or use the tools.

Privacy Policy — OpenTrojan

1. What we collect (anonymous)

For all visitors: anonymous usage events — page visited, action taken, timestamp — used only to understand which content is useful and to keep the platform stable. These events cannot identify you: no IP address, no fingerprint, no cookie identity, no session profiling.

Standard website analytics via Google Analytics 4 (Measurement ID G-QE1ZH5QMJ6) collects aggregate page statistics: page viewed, page title, language, referrer and device category. GA4 sets a first-party anonymous _ga cookie for visit counting only. It does not identify you, does not record your IP address, and tool inputs / file contents are never transmitted to analytics.

2. What we collect (registered users, optional)

Only what you provide: email address, followed entities, digest settings, saved investigations and feedback. Registration is never required to read intelligence or use the defensive tools.

3. Tools & inputs

Security tools never store raw inputs. Password checks clear the input after each run and persist only an anonymised usage record (tool, risk, score).

4. What we never do

No fingerprinting, IP tracking or surveillance.
No selling or sharing of personal data.
No automated marketing or unsolicited email.

5. Hosting & security

Site and API are served over HTTPS by Cloudflare. Data is stored in Cloudflare D1 and protected with access controls; access to personal records is restricted to platform operations.

6. Contact

Privacy questions: Contact page.