Copyright

Ownership of Material

Unless otherwise noted, all content on this website—including text, course content, lesson scripts, graphics, animations, logos, audio/video, downloadable files, and source code—is the property of CyberAI / Matt Jerry (the "Company") or our content partners and is protected by Canadian and international copyright laws.

This includes CyberAI Dev and CyberAI VPN software: supported desktop applications and installers, the VPN Chrome extension, original client UI and visual marks, documentation, prepared demos, and CyberAI-owned source code. It does not include user code or repositories, or third-party and open-source components.

© 2026 CyberAI / Matt Jerry. All rights reserved.

Permitted Use at a Glance

Here's what you can and cannot do without a separate license.

Licensing & Permissions

Need permission for uses beyond the table above? We offer flexible licenses for educators and teams:

• Education License – for use in a single instructor's classroom.
• Department/School License – multiple instructors, one campus.
• Business Site License – internal use across your organization.

CyberAI VPN client software is licensed to you, not sold. With an active CyberAI account, you may install and use the desktop app and browser extension for personal, non-commercial access to the VPN service. You may not reverse engineer, decompile, redistribute, or sublicense the VPN clients except as expressly permitted by law.

To request a license, email [email protected] with: your organization name, intended use, audience size, and duration.

CyberAI Dev: Ownership Boundaries

CyberAI owns or licenses the Dev application, installer, original interface and CyberAI Dev mark, documentation, prepared demonstration content, and source code authored for CyberAI, subject to any third-party notices. The limited software license in our Terms lets you use supported artifacts; it does not transfer ownership or grant rights to redistribute CyberAI code or branding.

You retain ownership of your code, repositories, files, prompts and other materials. Running, indexing, editing or generating a diff against them in CyberAI Dev does not make CyberAI their owner. If you intentionally send material to a selected AI provider, integration or MCP server, that third party's terms may grant it separate processing rights; review those terms.

CyberAI Dev includes third-party and open-source packages governed by their own licenses, not this page's proprietary restrictions. Copyright notices, license texts and source-offer obligations apply where required. Generated code may resemble or incorporate patterns from third-party material; you are responsible for reviewing provenance, licenses and suitability before use.

Third-Party Assets & User-Generated Content

Some materials and software may include third-party libraries, icons, images, code samples, runtimes, editors, terminal components, Git tooling, model SDKs, or other packages used under their own licenses. Those licenses govern your use of those assets. Where required, we provide attribution or license files within the download, app, repository, or page.

CyberAI VPN may incorporate open-source networking components (for example WireGuard or OpenVPN libraries when integrated). We honor applicable open-source licenses and provide attribution in the app or accompanying documentation where required.

If you upload or post content on CyberAI (forums, comments, projects), you grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide license to host and display that content on the platform solely to operate and improve our services. You retain your ownership.

AI & Data Usage

• Indexing for personal search is fine (e.g., local desktop search).
• Public scraping, dataset creation, or redistribution is prohibited.
• APIs: Content returned by our APIs is for interactive use only unless your contract states otherwise.

DMCA Notice & Takedown

If you believe content on CyberAI infringes your copyright, submit a DMCA notice to our agent. We respond to valid notices and may remove or disable access to the allegedly infringing material.

Repeat infringers may have accounts terminated.

Trademarks & Brand

The CyberAI name, logo, and brand assets are trademarks of CyberAI / Matt Jerry. Do not use them in a way that suggests endorsement or partnership without written permission.

Educational & Non-Profit Use

We support educators and non-profits. If you're teaching a course or workshop and want to use our materials, use the licensing form below or email [email protected] with your syllabus and dates—we'll recommend the best license or discount.

Frequently Asked Questions

Contact

For permissions and general IP questions: [email protected]
For DMCA/notice-and-takedown: [email protected]

This page may change from time to time. Governing law: Alberta, Canada.