WizOfQuiz Security and Vulnerability Reports

Last updated: October 18, 2026

This page covers the coming-soon website and on-page demo operated by Inner Light Machines LLC at wizofquiz.biz.

The current service

The public website uses encrypted HTTPS connections. The demo runs in the browser and does not create accounts, employee records, or live multiplayer sessions. Early-access information is limited to the signup fields and related consent records described in our Privacy Policy. Access to those records is restricted to authorized operators.

We use browser security policies and controls intended to reduce misuse of the site and signup form. The form validates inputs and uses a security token against cross-site submissions. These measures reduce risk; they are not a guarantee against every vulnerability. We do not claim a security certification, completed independent penetration test, or paid bug bounty.

Report a concern

Email contact@wizofquiz.biz. Include the affected public URL, a concise description, safe reproduction steps, likely impact, and a way to contact you. Avoid sending passwords, tokens, contact-list exports, or other people's personal information. We review reports, prioritize them by impact, and follow up when we need more information.

Research boundaries

This reporting channel covers the public wizofquiz.biz website. It does not authorize testing of private development or staging systems, employee devices, email accounts, provider systems, or other domains or subdomains. Do not perform denial-of-service tests, bulk scans, social engineering, credential attacks, spam, or attempts to access other people's information.

If you unexpectedly encounter personal information or credentials, stop, do not copy or alter them, and report the issue privately. Ask us before testing anything that could affect data or availability. We can agree a specific test scope in writing. This page does not give blanket permission to test systems or waive the rights of third parties.

Please coordinate public disclosure with us so we have a reasonable opportunity to investigate and address the issue. Reporting a vulnerability does not create an entitlement to payment.