Security

Account access should feel calm, consistent, and recoverable.

Lnknst is built around well-established identity practices — standard sign-in, scoped app access, session controls, and operational safeguards — so getting into your account is predictable and getting back in is possible.

What this means for you.

Standard, proven sign-in

We use established login methods, not homegrown shortcuts.

You can recover

Password changes, contact-email verification, and account recovery are built in.

You can see your sessions

Review where you're signed in, check recent activity, and set your notification preferences.

You control connected apps

See which apps have access, what they can do, and revoke them when you're done.

Sign-in, recovery, and sessions.

Hosted login

Lnknst uses standard, hosted login, registration, reset, and session validation for supported apps.

Recovery and verification

Password change, contact-email change, verification, and recovery flows live in the account layer.

Session visibility

Session controls, activity history, notification preferences, and account settings sit in one place.

Connected apps use scoped access.

Consent and grants

Apps request access through consent flows. You can review connected apps, see their scopes and last access, and revoke access where supported.

Limits on access

Connected apps are confined to the scopes you approve, and access can be suspended if something looks wrong.

Visibility enforcement

Profile and third-party access are governed by scope checks and your visibility settings.

Operational safeguards

Security treated as infrastructure.

Under the hood, Lnknst includes rate limiting, configured CORS and CSP, security headers, request protections, structured logging, recorded security events, and failure visibility for internal review.

Honest note

This page describes our approach and the controls we've implemented. It does not claim certifications, audits, or compliance status. If and when we complete formal verification, we'll say so here — and not before.

Found a security issue?

If you believe you've found a vulnerability, tell us at privacy@lnknst.com. We read every report and we won't pursue researchers acting in good faith.