CC Security is currently experimental security software. We strongly advise against installing or running this product on everyday-use computers or in production environments.
If testing is necessary, please do so only in an isolated virtual machine with Windows Test Signing Mode (TESTSIGNING) enabled, all applicable driver-loading requirements satisfied, and a restorable snapshot available.
This product may cause system crashes, driver conflicts, false positives, data loss, or other unforeseen issues. Do not rely on it as your sole security solution.
Until sufficient validation has been completed, this product is intended for experimental and evaluation purposes only.
CC Security Important Safety Notice
CC Security 26H2-11-10001 is experimental Windows security software for personal use, provided by an independent developer. It includes protection and cleanup features that can affect processes, files, services, drivers, and networking. Read this notice before downloading, installing, or authorizing operations. Confirm that you understand the test-environment requirements, false-positive risks, and data recovery risks, and have usable backups ready.
This notice explains actual capabilities and risks. It does not guarantee detection rates, compatibility, data integrity, or production readiness, and does not reduce any non-waivable rights you have under applicable law. The contact email is kelematubako@gmail.com.
1 Current Features and Limits
The current version retains behavioral protection, Intelligent EDR event correlation, relevant memory and activity checks, ransomware protection, tamper protection, advanced threat protection, protection history, quarantine management, and Silver Fox Trojan targeted cleanup. These names describe the purposes of the features. They do not mean that every technique or attack method is covered, or that the product has independent laboratory or government certification.
This version removes ClamAV signature-based real-time file scanning, signature checks when programs and files are opened, file and folder context-menu scanning, related scanning services, and signature-database updates. Silver Fox targeted cleanup and local behavioral detection must not be described as signature-based scanning of all files that remains available. The absence of an alert for a particular file does not mean the file is safe.
Event collection, rule matching, memory visibility, and execution enforcement are subject to operating conditions and resource budgets. Restricted access, disconnected components, load, timeouts, or other errors may leave an operation unchecked or a block unconfirmed, or cause a legitimate program to be blocked incorrectly. Service status, green icons, successful builds, and passed tests cannot individually prove that real threats have been completely blocked.
2 Current Validation Scope
This revision has completed build, installer, and signature checks, regression testing with harmless fixtures, integration of the actual local EDR engine, and interface checks using simulated services. This evidence describes behavior under the corresponding test conditions. It does not replace validation of service startup, driver loading, upgrade cleanup, permission boundaries, attack blocking, overall false-positive rates, or long-term performance on real devices.
As of the date of this notice, complete validation remains unfinished for this revision's end-to-end upgrade and uninstallation on real Windows 10 systems, cross-account UAC scenarios, and system responsiveness after scanning was removed. No measured protection rate or long-term stability conclusion applicable to all users has been published. Prefer an isolated virtual machine with restorable snapshots or a non-critical test device.
3 System Privileges and Drivers
The current release targets suitable x64 Windows 10 and Windows 11 test environments. This does not establish support for every operating system build, ARM64, enterprise security policy, or device combination. The interface depends on WebView2 Runtime. Visual effects and some features also depend on the runtime environment.
The drivers in this package use experimental test signatures and require the device to meet the applicable Windows test-loading requirements in advance. Test signing is not equivalent to Microsoft hardware certification, production driver signing, or approval of the product's security. The installer will not automatically enable Windows test-signing mode for you. If device policy does not permit it, stop installation and assess a suitable test environment. Do not casually weaken protection on an everyday device just to try the Software.
Installation, upgrades, uninstallation, and protected administrative operations may require UAC authorization and may register or stop system services, load or unload drivers, and modify CC's own installation markers and test-certificate configuration. Authorize only a complete release package whose source you have verified. Opening the standard interface does not mean all protection components are installed or connected.
4 False Positives and Automatic Remediation
Security rules may classify legitimate programs, system components, or installation and update activity as suspicious, and may also miss real threats. False positives may prevent applications from starting, interrupt work, disrupt installation or updates, terminate processes, or quarantine files. Do not skip evidence checks merely because a name, path, or detection label appears trustworthy or dangerous.
If you suspect a false positive, first retain the time of occurrence, product version, relevant detection reasons, and sanitized logs, then assess whether the related testing should stop. Do not broadly exclude system directories or disable other security protection to recover a single file. Do not restore content whose purpose and provenance you cannot verify.
Restoring or deleting quarantined items changes file state. Restoration may reintroduce risk, and deletion may eliminate the opportunity for recovery. A successfully quarantined file may have been removed from its original location. An encrypted quarantine vault is not an independent backup. Disk damage, lost keys, incompatible formats, permission changes, or replaced files may all affect recovery. Preserve encrypted data, metadata, and the corresponding keys together; do not separately delete or modify only part of them.
5 Silver Fox Trojan Targeted Cleanup
Targeted cleanup is intended for controlled remediation when a related infection is suspected or confirmed. It may suppress or terminate relevant processes, quarantine files, handle persistence items associated with the threat, and temporarily isolate the network. It may flag legitimate software incorrectly and is unsuitable for routine indiscriminate cleanup when there are no signs of infection.
Before starting, read the confirmation information in the interface, back up important data, and consider the impact of losing remote connectivity. During targeted cleanup, avoid simultaneously running other cleanup tools that modify the same files or system configuration. Distinguish successful, failed, and unconfirmed operations in the results. A "Completed" status does not mean that no remnants or subsequent risks remain.
Cleanup may fail to restore networking completely because of an exit, restart, permissions, service errors, or interference from other software. In that situation, first follow the bundled troubleshooting instructions and retain relevant restoration state and logs. Do not delete restoration state files to force a bypass of maintenance checks.
6 Compatibility with Other Software and Workloads
The project does not guarantee simultaneous operation with every antivirus product, EDR, VPN, anti-cheat system, encryption or backup product, or other file-filter driver. Monitoring, blocking, and recovery actions from multiple products may interfere with one another, increasing the likelihood of latency, resource use, false positives, or system problems.
If system responsiveness declines, applications stutter, false positives become frequent, or conflicts arise, first narrow the test scope and stop or uninstall CC Security using supported procedures, retaining necessary diagnostic information. Do not conceal the problem by disabling your primary security product, adding broad exclusions, or repeatedly forcing retries.
There is currently no fixed performance commitment covering CPU use, memory use, disk latency, or detection time across all devices. The number of background processes does not indicate protection strength. Assess the impact using actual behavior and test results.
7 Installation Upgrades and Uninstallation
Obtain the complete installer through official release channels and verify the published version and SHA-256. Integrity verification helps establish that a file matches the release record. It does not prove the Software is defect-free or suitable for your device. Do not mix services, workers, rules, and drivers from different revisions, or manually replace a single EXE to conceal mismatches between resident versions.
Before upgrading, stop targeted cleanup and confirm networking has been restored. The current upgrade process attempts to place the old protection service into maintenance mode, stop components that need replacement, and remove retired scanning services and context-menu entries. If components cannot be stopped, maintenance fails, or a restart is required, follow the instructions. A failed installation must not be treated as an effective update.
Uninstallation does not promise immediate removal of all data or reversal of Windows boot settings you changed yourself. The current design retains encrypted quarantine data, keys, settings, and evidence to preserve recovery opportunities. Perform further cleanup only after confirming recovery needs. If the desktop is inaccessible or driver or storage problems occur, protect the data first and use authorized system recovery methods. Do not expand the experiment further.
8 Download Page and Official Website Information
The official website should prominently identify the product as a "Personal experimental release" or "Technical preview", allowing people to see test-signing requirements, key risks, and this notice before downloading or taking action. Availability for download does not justify labeling unverified capabilities as "Fully compatible", "Zero false positives", "100% blocking", or "Certified".
The website's privacy information, Cookie choices, or close button cannot replace system authorization during installation or explicit confirmation of high-impact cleanup operations. Ordinary browsing, scrolling, or dismissing a notice does not constitute consent to optional tracking or a waiver of statutory remedies or personal information rights.
9 Support and Problem Reports
The project makes no commitment to round-the-clock coverage, fixed remediation deadlines, production service levels, or recovery from every incident. Contact kelematubako@gmail.com if problems arise. Begin with the version, operating system build, time of occurrence, symptoms, and the minimum necessary sanitized evidence. Vulnerabilities may be reported under the Security Vulnerability Disclosure Policy.
Do not include actual malicious samples, account passwords, recovery keys, complete memory dumps, or other people's information without authorization in an initial ordinary email. Feedback information is handled under the Privacy Policy. We do not interpret feedback as authorization for the Software to upload subsequent files or logs automatically.
10 Liability and Rights Reserved by Law
To the extent permitted by applicable law, this experimental Software is provided in its actual released state, without additional warranties of absolute security, uninterrupted operation, freedom from defects, compatibility with a particular environment, or fitness for a particular commercial purpose. Public descriptions of features and validation must nevertheless be accurate. The terms "Free" or "Experimental" must not be used to conceal known problems.
This notice does not exclude, limit, or require you to waive liability or remedies that cannot be excluded under applicable law, including liability arising from fraud, intentional harm, gross negligence, or unlawful conduct for which liability cannot legally be disclaimed. Mandatory consumer protection, privacy, and data security rights remain reserved. We will not claim that you bear every loss or waive all claims merely because you clicked Download, installed the Software, or dismissed a notice.
This notice operates alongside the End User License Agreement and third-party licenses and does not change rights granted to open-source components under their own licenses. Where a provision is unenforceable in a jurisdiction, applicable law governs to that extent. Legal rights and liability must be determined according to the specific facts and the findings of the competent authority.
11 Updates to This Notice
If features, driver-loading requirements, data handling, or test conclusions change materially, we should communicate the changes through the relevant release notes and an updated notice. Check the full version and revision currently installed. Do not automatically apply an earlier version's documentation to a newer version.
Key Legal and Public References
Microsoft guidance on loading test-signed drivershttps://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/install/the-testsigning-boot-configuration-option
California Supreme Court discussion of limitations on liability for intentional torts in New England Country Foods v VanLaw Food Productshttps://courts.ca.gov/opinion/citings-archive/2025-04-24/s282968
Federal Trade Commission information security principleshttps://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/protecting-personal-information-guide-business