We provide this overview so that you can better understand the security measures we’ve put in-place to protect the information that you store on Unsolved website.
We encrypt the data that you store on Unsolved using the AES-2048 standard, which is the same encryption standard used by banks to secure customer data.
Your data is sent between Unsolved’s desktop clients and our servers over a secure channel using 2048-bit SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) encryption, the standard for secure Internet network connections. The transmission of data between our web server and your browser is automatically adjusted to SSL, regardless of your initial connection type.
Your Ideas are sent between Unsolved’s mobile apps and our servers over a secure channel using 2048-bit SSL encryption where supported.
Unsolved uses Amazon AWS to serve our worldwide user base. To learn more about security measures at their data centers, please visit their website.
Unsolved keeps redundant backups of all data over multiple locations to prevent the remote possibility of data loss. In the unlikely event that this redundancy were to fail, Unsolved has the capability of restoring nightly backups
A copy of our full privacy policy can be found on this page. We guard your privacy to the best of our ability and work hard to protect your information from unauthorized access.
Like most online services, we have a small number of employees who must be able to access user data for the reasons stated in our privacy policy (e.g., when legally required to do so). But that’s the rare exception, not the rule. We have strict policy and technical access controls that prohibit employee access except in these rare circumstances. In addition, we employ a number of physical and electronic security measures to protect user information from unauthorized access.
If you choose to access Unsolved using third-party applications (“apps”), be aware that those apps utilize their own security protocols and have their own privacy policies. If you’re not comfortable with the privacy and security features of those apps, you shouldn’t use them to access Unsolved. For example, third-party apps might not employ encryption when transmitting data, might collect information that Unsolved does not, and might use information differently than Unsolved does.
As set forth in our privacy policy, and in compliance with the law of the land, Unsolved cooperates with law enforcement when it receives valid legal process, which may require Unsolved to provide the contents of your private Ideas
I think I’ve found a security exploit. Where do I report security concerns?
We take a number of measures to ensure that the data you store on Unsolved is safe and secure. While we’re very confident in our technology, we recognize that no system can guarantee data security with 100% certainty. For that reason, we will continue to innovate to make sure that our security measures are state of the art, and we will investigate any and all reported security issues concerning Unsolved’s services or software.
For a direct line to our security experts, report security issues to legal@Unsolved.xyz.
We’ll fully credit anybody whose reports lead to the improvement of Unsolved security. A list of those who have contributed reports leading to a bug or security issue can be found on our special thanks page.