Trial terms.

These terms cover a 14-day trial of Ohey. "We" means Rogue Infosec Inc., the company behind Ohey. "The data" means everything the trial account gives you: the feed, blocklists, RPZ zone, host records, captures and scans, through the portal or the API. You accept these terms when you set up the trial account. Our terms of service and privacy policy apply as well.

The trial

The trial is free and runs for 14 days from the day you set up the account. It is for one person, on the account type we invited you to. On day 14 the account closes and its API keys and RPZ key stop working. If you need more time, ask us.

Evaluation only

Use the data to decide whether Ohey is right for your organization. Load it into your own firewall, DNS resolver, SIEM or other security tools and see how it performs. Do not use it to run a product or service for anyone else.

No distribution

During and after the trial, you agree not to:

• Share, sell or publish the data, or anything built from it, outside your organization.
• Put the data into a product, service, list or feed that others use.
• Let anyone else use your account, API keys or RPZ key.
• Download the feed in bulk to keep using after the trial.

When the trial ends

If you buy a licence, you keep going on the licence terms. If you do not, stop using the data and delete it from your systems, including copies loaded into your security tools.

Use of the service

The API and portal have rate limits, and we log what the account does, including routes called and searches made. Keep your API keys, RPZ key and sign-in details to yourself, and tell us straight away if one leaks. We can end a trial early, for example when the account is used outside these terms.

No warranty

The data is provided as is. You decide what to block, so check the data before you act on it.

Liability

Rogue Infosec Inc. is not liable for losses that come from the trial or from using the data, including blocked traffic, service interruptions and indirect or consequential losses, except where the law does not allow that limit.

Ownership

Rogue Infosec Inc. owns the data and the service. The trial gives you a personal, non-transferable right to use the data under these terms and nothing more.

Governing law

Ontario law and the federal laws of Canada that apply there govern these terms. Disputes about the trial go to the courts in Toronto, Ontario.

Changes and contact

Your trial runs on the version of these terms in effect when you set up the account. Questions go to: