How Beecargo protects files and API access, and how to report a vulnerability.
Browser, API, and MCP traffic is encrypted in transit over HTTPS. Files are kept in private storage, and downloads use links that expire.
Your integration only needs the public endpoints and credentials described in these docs. You never need access to Beecargo's database, infrastructure, or deployment configuration.
bc_* API key as Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY.Use https://beecargo.net/d/{shortId} when you need a lasting share link. Upload and download URLs returned by the API may expire, so do not store them as permanent links or expose them in public logs.
Uploaded files are scanned before they are made available for download. Large files may take longer to become available.
Scanning reduces risk but cannot guarantee that every file is safe. Recipients should still use normal caution when opening files from people or systems they do not trust.
Remote upload accepts public HTTP or HTTPS file URLs. Private network addresses, login-protected pages, browser-only downloads, and URLs that exceed the documented size or time limits are rejected.
Uploads, remote imports, agent registration, unlock attempts, and MCP requests are rate-limited. If the API returns 429 Too Many Requests, wait before retrying and use exponential backoff.
Beecargo's security practices include:
Beecargo does not currently claim SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification. Any future certification will be published here.
If you believe you found a security issue, send reproduction steps and impact using the form below. We aim to acknowledge reports within a few business days.
Please do not access or modify other users' data, degrade service availability, or disclose issues publicly before we have had a reasonable time to fix them.
Prefer email? security@beecargo.net.