Documentation
Technical documentation for installing, configuring, and running the Pyvorin compiler.
Security Overview
Security is built into Pyvorin through authentication, rate limiting, and privacy-conscious telemetry. Account securityUse a strong, unique password.Enable two-factor authentication from the Security page.Review active devices and revoke any you do not recognize. Reporting security issuesEmail security@pyvorin.com or open a confidential support ticket. Do not disclose vulnerabilities in public channels.
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Token Storage
Device tokens and API tokens are stored securely on your machine. CLI tokens live in the Pyvorin configuration directory and are not printed to logs. API tokens are hashed in the Portal database; only the plaintext value is shown once at creation. If a machine is lost or compromised, revoke its device from the Portal and rotate any API tokens created from that account.
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Redaction
Pyvorin redacts sensitive information before sending telemetry. Source code is not uploaded by default.Command text is hashed unless you explicitly opt in.MAC addresses are hashed.IP addresses are stored with retention limits. You can disable command redaction in pyvorin.toml, but this is not recommended for production environments.
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