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Last updated: 14 October 2026
House rules
These rules are shown next to every account form. They apply to every account on every server:
Not allowed
In addition to the house rules, you may not use LitronSSH for:
- Anything illegal where you are or where our server is located.
- Attacks of any kind: DDoS and flooding, port or vulnerability scanning, brute-forcing logins, exploiting or breaking into systems.
- Fraud: carding, phishing, scams, account takeovers and fake sign-ups.
- Sending spam or bulk unsolicited messages, including email, SMS and comments.
- Spreading malware, running botnets or command-and-control servers.
- Sharing material that sexually exploits minors, promotes terrorism, or infringes copyright (including torrenting and P2P file sharing).
- Harassing, threatening or doxxing other people.
- Reselling, renting or publishing accounts, or creating them in bulk or with scripts to get around the slot limits.
- Using so much bandwidth or so many connections that other users of the same server suffer.
What happens if rules are broken
We may revoke the account immediately and without warning, block further account creation, and, where the law requires it, cooperate with the authorities. Because we keep very little data, we usually cannot tell who created an account, but we will not hesitate to shut one down.
Reporting abuse
If you see one of our servers being misused, please tell us through the report form or the contact page. Include the server name and the time it happened.