Security
Security posture built around OAuth, limited access, and visible controls.
This page summarizes the intended security model for a review-first publishing workflow. It is not a substitute for internal security documentation or professional review.
Security overview
The product is designed to avoid unnecessary credential risk.
The public-facing security story should reassure users and reviewers that the product uses permission-based access and practical safeguards.
OAuth-only account connection
The service is designed to connect Pinterest accounts through OAuth only. It does not ask users to share Pinterest passwords.
Token protection
Access and refresh tokens should be stored using encryption and restricted backend access controls. Final implementation details should be documented internally.
Access controls
Administrative access should be limited to authorized personnel with role-based restrictions, logging, and need-based access review.
Logging and monitoring
The service may log account connection events, approval actions, publication attempts, errors, and suspicious behavior to support reliability and abuse prevention.
Content safety and abuse monitoring
The workflow may include moderation checks, duplicate detection, and policy alerts to reduce the risk of spam-like or unlawful activity.
Vulnerability reporting
Security reports should be directed to support@pinboardy.ru or a dedicated security address before launch.
Practical notes
Security statements should remain specific and conservative.
This site intentionally avoids exaggerated security claims. Final production controls should be documented accurately.
Do not claim certifications, audits, or compliance frameworks unless they are complete and documented.
List real security contact channels before going live.
Keep internal incident response, token rotation, and access review procedures documented outside the public site.
Use this page to explain the model clearly, not to overstate guarantees.