Acceptable Use Policy
Your box is yours. The network it sits on is shared. Last updated: October 2026.
Ground Rules
- No attacks from your box. No port scanning, no DDoS, no brute forcing, no exploiting other systems.
- No spam. No bulk unsolicited mail, messages, or signups sent through or from your targets.
- No illegal content. No CSAM, no trafficking, no content illegal where our nodes operate.
- No hogging shared resources. Mining, chia plotting, and anything else that pins shared hardware around the clock is out.
- No reselling access to the console itself. Your targets are yours to share. The account is not.
Game servers, mods, bots, databases, side projects, weird experiments: all fine. Minecraft servers must follow the Minecraft EULA and Commercial Usage Guidelines. The list above is the whole list of what is not.
Gray Areas: Allowed If Clean
These come up a lot, so saying it plainly: allowed, as long as you stay inside the Ground Rules above and the Terms. If it crosses into attacks, spam, malware, or illegal content, it stops being gray.
- Cheat clients pages. Reviews, comparisons, configs, and download mirrors you have rights to share. Files must be clean: no malware, no stealers, no RATs, no credential harvesting. Bundled malware counts as malware distribution, not a cheat page.
- Anarchy and griefing servers. Griefing, raiding, and harsh rulesets are fine when that is the advertised game. Still no attacks outside your box, and Minecraft servers must still follow the Minecraft EULA.
- Bots, automation, and AFK machines. Allowed against your own targets. No spam, no credential stuffing, no brute forcing third parties.
- Security writeups. Post-mortems, reverse-engineering notes, and hardening guides from your own boxes and targets. No live attack infrastructure, and no exploit kits, scanners, or password crackers for others to use.
- Political and controversial speech. Campaigns, criticism, and unpopular views are fine. This example is about speech, not pornographic content.
Enforcement
1. Warning. First clear violation gets a notice with what tripped it and a deadline to stop.
2. Suspension. Continued or serious abuse locks the account until the date shown on the ban screen. Targets stay stored.
3. Termination. Severe cases skip straight here: attacks, illegal content, and repeat violations close the account permanently.
CSAM, attacks, and other severe abuse skip straight to step 3 with no warning and no refund. Every other step carries a reason you can read, and suspensions and terminations can be appealed from the ban screen. Terminated sites are listed publicly without their reason at /seizures.
Reporting Abuse
Seeing abuse from a Kraftify box? Write to [email protected] with what happened, when, and any logs or addresses you have. We act on every report and tell you the outcome.
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