Clear rules for high-trust learning.
These terms define how learners, academies, and reviewers should use secure assessments and cryptographic certificate verification on Lireons.
Secure assessment mode
By starting a secure assessment, the learner agrees to follow the academy's instructions and understands that browser-level integrity telemetry may be collected during the session.
- Remain in the assessment window unless the instructions allow otherwise.
- Do not use unauthorized copy, paste, external assistance, or automation.
- Acknowledge secure-assessment warnings honestly and continue only when ready.
- Contact the academy if accessibility needs require an alternate assessment path.
No automatic failure
Warnings and telemetry are review signals. A single tab switch, system notification, or accidental shortcut should be evaluated in context and should not automatically fail a learner.
Certificate verification
Lireons may issue certificate verification hashes using SHA-256 and server-side secrets. Public verification pages may show limited certificate details so employers and institutions can confirm authenticity.
Fraud prevention
- Certificate hashes must not be forged, altered, resold, or misrepresented.
- Verification pages may expose limited certificate details needed by employers or reviewers.
- Organizations may revoke certificates if fraud, tampering, or policy breach is confirmed.
Browser-based proctoring cannot detect every form of misconduct. Organizations requiring operating-system lockdown, webcam monitoring, identity checks, or secondary-device detection should use an approved proctoring extension or third-party provider.