Policy
Ethical & Legal Use
Powerful tools demand clear rules. Here are ours.
The one rule: only test networks you own — or networks where you have explicit written permission to test. Everything else is unauthorized access, and it's a crime under Pakistan's PECA 2016.
On this page
What's allowed
- Testing your own home/office/lab networks
- Authorized penetration tests with written permission from the network owner
- Classroom and training demos on isolated lab setups
- Learning: scanning, monitoring and studying your own traffic
What's forbidden
- Accessing anyone's network, data or devices without permission
- Intercepting communications you have no right to see
- Disrupting networks or services (including "pranks" on neighbors or public WiFi)
- Using the device to facilitate any crime
The law (PECA 2016)
Pakistan's Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act, 2016 criminalizes unauthorized access to information systems and data. Penalties include imprisonment and fines. You are solely responsible for how you use this device — we cooperate fully with law enforcement regarding misuse.
Report misuse
Seen someone using a Markhor irresponsibly? Report it here — reports are confidential, and confirmed misuse can lead to support blacklisting.
Last updated: October 2026