Professional transparency is the cornerstone of trust in the security research community. Below you'll find our core legal frameworks for the STYX and ACHERON ecosystem.
Research & development scope only: the virtualized environment is licensed for development, debugging, and security analysis.
No App Store bypass: final signing, Apple Developer membership, and distribution rules still apply for production release.
No Apple affiliation: all Apple marks are referenced descriptively; we do not claim endorsement or partnership.
No proprietary Apple binaries: interoperability tooling is original implementation; users provide their own lawful firmware/assets.
No piracy / DRM abuse: use for unauthorized entry, piracy, or rights circumvention outside lawful security research is prohibited.
Cloud & BYOK responsibility: managed inference is optional; customers are responsible for third-party API usage and contractual compliance.
Need legal review for enterprise deployment? Contact us before production rollout.
Cyber-Ifrit aims to interoperate with Apple’s published developer surfaces (including App Store Connect API and standard upload paths) using customer-owned Apple Developer identities. We do not sell or share Apple Developer Program enrollment, and we do not design workflows to bypass App Store review, FairPlay, or device security.
Apple trademark notice: Apple, App Store, Apple Developer, TestFlight, Transporter, and related marks are trademarks of Apple Inc. For a fuller narrative (including what we explicitly avoid), read the Compliance section on the homepage. Nothing here is legal advice—consult qualified counsel for your rollout.