Security & Protection

What we protect, and how

OLFAAS is served only over HTTPS. Every page is delivered with a strict Content Security Policy, which tells your browser to refuse any script, style or font that did not come from us. If someone were ever able to inject code into a page, your browser would simply not run it. This is the single strongest protection against malware being distributed through a website, and it is enforced by your browser, not by us asking nicely.

Alongside it we send HTTP Strict Transport Security (after your first visit your browser refuses to talk to us over insecure HTTP at all), X-Frame-Options and frame-ancestors (no one can hide OLFAAS inside a frame on their own site or overlay it to trick you into clicking something), nosniff (no file can be misread as executable code), and a Permissions Policy that switches off camera, microphone, geolocation and payment access for the entire site.

No accounts, no tracking, no payments

OLFAAS has no login, no account and no payment of any kind. There is nothing here for anyone to steal from you, because we never collect anything. Your jap count, your chant counters, your favourites and your theme live in your own browser's local storage on your own device — they are never sent to us, and clearing your browser data clears them completely. There are no third-party trackers, no advertising pixels and no analytics scripts.

Because there are no accounts, OLFAAS will never email or message you asking for a password, an OTP, a payment or personal details. Any message that appears to come from OLFAAS and asks for these things is fraudulent. Please read our Official Notice — we hold no social media accounts, and everything genuine appears only on this website.

Content protection

All text, translations, illustrations, artwork and code on OLFAAS are the copyright of Kishorify, except for the mantras and scriptural verses themselves, which belong to humanity's shared spiritual heritage.

We block whole-site downloading tools at the server — HTTrack, WebCopier, Teleport, SiteSucker, offline explorers and the aggressive commercial crawlers are refused outright. Directory listing is disabled. Images, artwork and audio are protected against hotlinking, so another website cannot embed our files and serve them as their own. Right-click saving, dragging content out, printing and bulk copying are disabled in the browser.

We would rather be honest with you than overstate this. No website on the open internet can prevent its pages from being read. A browser has to receive the HTML in order to show it to you, and anyone determined enough can read what their browser received. What the measures above do is stop casual copying and automated ripping, which is the overwhelming majority of it — and give us a clear legal position against anyone who republishes our work. If you find OLFAAS content copied elsewhere, please tell us.

Using our content

• Always welcome — reading, practising, and copying a single mantra with the Copy button for your own japa.
• Always welcome — sharing a link to any page on olfaas.com, anywhere.
• Please ask first — reproducing our translations, illustrations or explanatory writing on another site, app or publication.
• Not permitted — mirroring the site, scraping it in bulk, or presenting our work as your own.

Permission is usually given freely for devotional and educational use. Write to info@olfaas.com and tell us what you would like to use.

Reporting a security problem

If you find a vulnerability, a fraudulent site imitating OLFAAS, or our content republished without permission, write to info@olfaas.com with as much detail as you can. We read every message and we are grateful for the ones that make the site safer. Please give us reasonable time to fix an issue before disclosing it publicly.

How to check you are on the real OLFAAS

• The address bar reads exactly olfaas.com — look carefully for lookalike spellings.
• There is a padlock, and the connection is HTTPS.
• You are never asked to log in, pay, or share personal details.
• Every page carries the OLFAAS emblem and the Kishorify credit in the footer.