Security is the point, not a feature.
CIND3R3LLA is a consent firewall: nothing is published unless its author asked for it. This page explains how that is enforced, and what the planned CSAM screening stage will and will not do.
This is where CIND3R3LLA is going, and it is not there yet. The design: every image and video is hashed at receipt, independently of consent, and compared against databases of known abuse material. A match is quarantined, encrypted, withheld from every public path and preserved for the authorities, never quietly deleted, because deleting a match destroys the evidence that makes a prosecution possible. Today the storage and quarantine machinery is built and no detection provider is connected, so no screening runs. Note the limit that will remain even once it does: hash matching detects known material only. It cannot detect new material, and a no-match result is not a statement that anything is safe.
Passkeys (WebAuthn / FIDO2): device-bound, phishing- and brute-force-resistant. No shared passwords, nothing to leak or reuse.
Least-privilege and isolated. With the planned local AI, screening and conversations never leave your infrastructure, and there is no third-party processor to trust.
A second line after screening: anyone can report published content. The operator reviews and removes it, and every action is audit-logged.
Report it privately via the security contact in the repository. We credit responsible disclosure and take every report seriously.