Security
Last updated: September 21, 2026
In Short
A simple site is a safer site. DriverResolver hosts no downloads and no accounts, is served over encrypted connections, and welcomes responsible security reports.
01 A Small Attack Surface
The safest data is the data you never collect. DriverResolver has no user accounts, no logins, no downloadable files, and no store, which keeps the things that can go wrong to a minimum. It is, at heart, a collection of carefully written pages.
02 Encryption and Hosting
The site is served over HTTPS so that traffic between your browser and the site is encrypted. We use a reputable hosting and network provider to help protect the site against common attacks and unwanted traffic and to help keep pages available and fast.
03 The Contact Form
Messages you send through the contact form are delivered by our email provider over secure connections. We ask only for what we need to reply and do not use the form to gather anything beyond your message.
04 Reporting a Vulnerability
If you discover a genuine security issue, please report it responsibly through the contact form rather than disclosing it publicly, and give us a reasonable chance to look into it. Please do not run intrusive tests against the site, as covered by our Acceptable Use policy.
05 Our Commitment
We take reasonable, proportionate steps to keep the site and any contact messages secure. No system is ever perfectly secure, but by keeping things simple and collecting almost nothing, we keep the risk to you very low.
Related Policies
These policies are meant to be read together. Each one covers a different corner of how DriverResolver operates, and together they describe a quiet, non-commercial educational site that hosts no downloads, sells no data, and is not affiliated with any hardware maker or software company.