Last updated · September 24, 2026
Terms of use.
01
Purpose
These terms govern your use of the website quorvault.com (the "Site"), published by Mathis Sireul, trading as QuorVault. By browsing the Site, you accept them.
They cover the use of the Site only. QuorVault's services (diagnostics, installation, support) are governed by the quote and contract signed with each customer.
02
Access to the Site
The Site is freely accessible. We do our best to keep it available and accurate, but we may interrupt it for maintenance, update it or change its content at any time, without notice.
03
Lab tools
The exposure calculator gives an indicative result based on the estimates you enter and on a public risk model (Mosca's theorem). It is not a security audit, legal advice or a guarantee.
The live encryption test is a demonstration running entirely in your browser. It shows how the scheme works; it is not meant to protect real data. Please don't enter real secrets into it.
Both tools are provided "as is", free of charge, for information purposes.
04
Forms
The forms are for genuine enquiries. Automated submissions, spam, and attempts to overload or attack the forms or the Site are prohibited, and may be blocked and reported.
05
Security research
Found a vulnerability? We welcome responsible disclosure: write to contact@quorvault.com. Please don't access data that isn't yours, degrade the service, or publish details before we've had a reasonable time to fix the issue.
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Intellectual property
All content on the Site (name, logo, texts, visuals, animations, code) belongs to QuorVault or its licensors. You may not reproduce or reuse it without prior written permission, except for private, non-commercial use.
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Liability
Information on the Site is general and may not suit your specific situation. To the extent permitted by law, QuorVault is not liable for damages resulting from the use of the Site or its tools, or from sites linked from it.
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Personal data
See our privacy policy and our GDPR page.
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Governing law
These terms are governed by French law. In case of dispute, we'll first try to find an amicable solution; failing that, the competent French courts will have jurisdiction.
