Back to Lumingo

Security

This page explains Lumingo's approach to account security, data protection, AI-related safeguards, and responsible disclosure.

Last updated: May 4, 2026

Security Overview

Lumingo takes reasonable technical and organizational measures to protect accounts, learning data, AI interactions, and uploads. While we strive to protect your information, no system is perfectly secure.

Account Security

We use Clerk for identity management, supporting email/password and Google sign-in where available, along with password recovery flows.

You are responsible for keeping access to your email and Lumingo account secure.

Data Protection

We implement database security rules, including row-level security where applicable, to help enforce access controls.

Service-role and administrative access is intended to stay server-side and limited to operational needs.

We also provide an account deletion flow for removing app-owned account data when needed.

AI and Logging Safety

Lumingo is designed to minimize raw user content in AI and debug logs where practical.

AI requests may be processed by AI providers and subprocessors as described in our Privacy Policy.

Upload Safety

Uploaded files and images may be processed for AI responses.

Do not upload secrets, private keys, passwords, medical, legal or financial documents, identity documents, confidential data, or third-party personal data.

Abuse Protection

We may use rate limiting, monitoring, and operational safeguards to reduce abuse and keep the service reliable.

Lumingo may restrict accounts that abuse the service or attack the system.

Responsible Disclosure

We appreciate reports of potential security vulnerabilities.

Please send security reports to security@lumingo.me.

Include clear steps to reproduce, the affected URL or feature, the potential impact, and a safe proof of concept.

Please do not access, modify, delete, or exfiltrate other users' data.

Out-of-Scope Security Testing

The following activities are not allowed:

  • DDoS or stress testing.
  • Spam, phishing, or social engineering.
  • Physical attacks.
  • Destructive testing.
  • Attempts to persist access, install malware, or access other users' accounts or data.
  • Public disclosure before Lumingo has had reasonable time to review and address the issue.

Bug Bounty

Lumingo does not currently run a paid bug bounty program. We appreciate responsible reports, but no financial reward is guaranteed.

Related Documents