Security and Data Handling

ByteBench Developer Tools is built for local-first utility work. Tool input is processed in your browser by default and is not uploaded to ByteBench servers.

Security principles

• Prefer local browser processing for tool input and output.
• Do not log raw tool input such as JWTs, passwords, keys, or pasted payloads.
• Use explicit warnings where convenience features could be mistaken for trust verification.
• Keep dependencies and build pipelines monitored with automated security checks.

What ByteBench tools are and are not

ByteBench tools are practical helpers for debugging, validation, conversion, and development workflows. They are not a replacement for production key management, secure storage, policy enforcement, or formal security review.

Responsible disclosure

If you find a potential security issue, report it to [email protected]. Include steps to reproduce, expected impact, and any mitigation notes.

Machine-readable policy

Security contact metadata is also available at /.well-known/security.txt.