AKAGAMI is intended for authorized security testing, bug bounty reconnaissance, and owned lab environments only. Do not use it against systems without explicit permission and current scope approval.
If you believe you have found a security issue in AKAGAMI itself, please open a private GitHub security advisory if available, or use GitHub Issues with only non-sensitive reproduction details. Do not publish target data, credentials, tokens, customer information, or exploit material in a public issue.
Do not commit .env files, API keys, credentials, session data, workspaces, scan output, reports, or logs that may contain secrets or target-specific information. Review generated artifacts before sharing them publicly.
- Confirm written authorization and scope before each engagement.
- Prefer passive and dry-run modes while validating configuration.
- Enable active scanning only when explicitly allowed by the target program.
- Treat findings as leads that require manual validation and responsible disclosure.
- Keep local tooling, dependencies, and API keys under your control.
Program scope can change. Re-check in-scope and out-of-scope assets before each mission, and stop immediately if AKAGAMI output points outside the authorized target set.