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Legal Disclaimer
Last updated: May 2026
Critical Notice:
HabeSec and the HABE engine must only be used on systems
you own or have explicit written authorization to test. Unauthorized use is illegal under the
Computer Misuse Act, CFAA, the Greek Penal Code (Articles 370B-370C), and equivalent EU and national laws.
1. Nature of the Service
HabeSec is an adversarial simulation tool for security risk assessment,
research, and educational purposes. It uses the HABE (Hybrid Adversarial Baseline Engine)
to simulate attack scenarios against uploaded log data.
2. Scope of Results
Important:
Results are indicative assessments only
and do not constitute formal security audits, penetration test reports, or
security certifications of any kind.
3. Authorized Use Only
By using HabeSec you confirm you own the systems and log data you are uploading,
or have explicit written permission from the system owner, and that you are using
the service for legitimate security assessment, research, or educational purposes.
4. EU AI Act 2026 Compliance
EU AI Act Notice:
HabeSec is developed in compliance with the EU AI Act 2026
under principles of Transparency, Human Oversight, and No Automated Enforcement.
All results require human review before any security decisions are made.
Read the EU AI Act regulatory framework
5. GDPR and Data Protection
- IP addresses are anonymized before reaching any model last octet replaced with XXX (Article 25)
- Uploaded files processed in memory only zero disk retention
- Processing based on voluntary request Article 6(1)(b) lawful basis
Full details in our Privacy Policy.
6. Limitation of Liability
The developers of HabeSec accept no liability for security decisions made without
independent expert review, false positives or negatives in simulation results, or
any damages resulting from use or misuse of the service.
7. Research Basis
Powered by the HABE engine developed as part of MSc research in cybersecurity,
validated on the CICIDS 2017 benchmark dataset.
View source code
8. Contact
Email: habesec.research@proton.me
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