IDENTITY · SESSION · FILE SAFETY

A zero-trust path from seller to publication.

Every account, session, file and publication action crosses its own security gate. Uploading a file never publishes it automatically.

ACCOUNT PROTECTION

Authentication alone is not enough.

The live seller system will combine passwordless access with short sessions, server-side roles and step-up verification for critical actions.

01

Magic link

Short-lived, single-use email sign-in link.

02

Passkey

Phishing-resistant sign-in on supported devices.

03

Secure cookie

HttpOnly, Secure and SameSite=Strict session policy.

04

CSRF protection

Server-validated token on state-changing requests.

05

Role checks

Seller and administrator permissions verified per action.

06

Step-up

Fresh verification for publishing, payout and account changes.

FILE ACCEPTANCE CHAIN

Eight gates from upload to release.

A seller file first enters private quarantine. It never reaches public fulfilment until every gate passes.

  1. 01Verified session

    Seller and product draft are authorised.

  2. 02Single-use grant

    A short-lived signed upload grant is issued.

  3. 03Private quarantine

    The file cannot enter a public bucket directly.

  4. 04Type and size

    Extension, MIME, signature and size are checked.

  5. 05Malware scan

    Archives and contents receive security scanning.

  6. 06Hash record

    A SHA-256 integrity fingerprint is recorded.

  7. 07Content review

    Rights and publication standards are assessed.

  8. 08Controlled release

    Only an approved copy reaches fulfilment.

PLANNED FILE POLICY

Documents and software use different gates.

Initial automated acceptance is planned for lower-risk document formats only. Applications and executables require separate technical and signing review.

Open machine-readable policy →
Planned document channel

PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, CSV, TXT and safe image formats.

Separate review

Android, iOS, Windows, macOS and executable packages.

Blocked directly

Macro-enabled files, scripts, double extensions and password-protected archives.