Legal Notice and Website Terms of Use

Website: acastanon.com
Last updated: 19 October 2026

1. Website operator and contact details

In accordance with Article 10 of Spanish Law 34/2002 of 11 July on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI), the operator responsible for this website is:

• Legal name / company name: A. Castañón
• Trading name: A. Castañón / acastanon.com
• Spanish tax identification number (NIF): 14260459E
• Registered office or business address: San Nicolas, 18 - 48991, Spain
• Email: hello@acastanon.com
• Website: https://acastanon.com

If any activity described on this website requires a specific authorisation, registration or professional disclosure by law, the corresponding information will be provided here. The ordinary web development and technical consulting services described on this website are not presented as a regulated professional activity requiring professional association membership.

2. Purpose of this website

This website provides information about independent technical consulting services, including WordPress and WooCommerce development, website maintenance and recovery, frontend development, HTML email development and other related digital services.

The WordPress Malware Removal & Recovery page describes a service for reviewing reported symptoms of a possible website compromise, investigating an incident where authorised, removing identified malicious components, addressing relevant security weaknesses and supporting recovery and validation within an agreed scope.

The website also allows visitors to contact the operator and request an initial assessment or information about potential services.

3. Access and acceptable use

Visitors may browse the publicly available content for lawful, personal or professional information purposes. By using this website, visitors agree not to interfere with its operation or with the rights of the operator and third parties.

In particular, visitors must not:

• Attempt unauthorised access to the website, its hosting environment, data or administrative areas.
• Introduce malware, carry out denial-of-service activity or attempt to circumvent security controls.
• Submit information that is knowingly false, unlawful, abusive or unrelated to a legitimate request.
• Supply credentials or confidential personal data through public enquiry forms where a secure channel has not been agreed.
• Reproduce or commercially exploit protected materials without permission, except as permitted by applicable law or an express licence.

Reasonable technical measures may be used to protect the website and its forms against abuse.

4. Enquiries, assessments and service agreements

Information on this website is general service information. It is not an unconditional offer to carry out a specific intervention at a fixed price or within a guaranteed time.

A request submitted through the website is an enquiry only. It does not establish a client relationship, guarantee acceptance of a project, or authorise the operator to perform vulnerability scanning, access a restricted area, alter files, use supplied credentials or undertake any other intervention on the submitted domain.

Before technical work starts, the parties must agree on the relevant scope, fees, timetable or estimated effort, access permissions, allocation of responsibilities and any necessary confidentiality or data processing terms. Written authorisation must be obtained from a person entitled to grant it.

The outcome of a website recovery project depends on the available evidence, access, backups, third-party systems and the nature of the incident. Investigation and remediation cannot guarantee identification of the original intrusion method, complete restoration of information that has already been lost, immediate removal of old search results or permanent immunity from future attacks. Any applicable service commitments are those agreed in the specific contract.

The standard malware-removal service is technical remediation, not automatically a formal forensic investigation, legal opinion, court-ready expert report or regulatory representation. These activities require separate scope and agreement where offered.

5. Information submitted by visitors

Visitors are responsible for ensuring that information they provide is accurate to the best of their knowledge and that they are authorised to submit it.

Please do not include passwords, database exports, payment-card information, client lists or other sensitive records in the public contact or incident assessment form. If the assessment progresses, a suitable secure transfer and access procedure will be agreed as necessary.

Handling of personal data submitted through the website is explained in the Privacy Policy.

6. Intellectual property

Unless otherwise indicated, the website's original texts, designs, graphics, code and other materials are owned by or licensed to the website operator and may be protected by copyright, trademark or other intellectual property rights.

Browsing this website does not transfer those rights or grant a general licence to reproduce, redistribute, modify or commercially exploit its content. Uses expressly permitted by law remain unaffected. Third-party trademarks, product names and logos belong to their respective owners.

7. Accuracy, availability and external links

The operator seeks to keep the published information accurate and reasonably up to date but does not promise uninterrupted access or that general technical content will be suitable for every website, server configuration or incident.

Articles, explanations and service descriptions are provided for general information and must not be treated as an individual security diagnosis without an appropriate technical assessment.

Links to third-party websites may be provided for reference or convenience. Those sites are operated under their own terms, privacy notices and technical controls. We do not control their content and do not endorse it merely by linking to it.

Nothing in this notice excludes or restricts rights, responsibilities or remedies that cannot legally be excluded under applicable law.

8. Privacy and cookies

Personal data processing is described in the Privacy Policy. Information about cookies and related browser technologies, including any applicable user controls, is provided in the Cookie Policy.

9. Applicable law and disputes

This website is operated from Spain and this Legal Notice is governed by Spanish law, subject to any mandatory rules that apply to a user or transaction.

Any dispute will be submitted to the courts or other competent bodies determined under applicable procedural and consumer-protection law. This notice does not impose an exclusive jurisdiction clause that overrides mandatory consumer rights.

10. Changes to this notice

The operator may amend this Legal Notice to reflect legal, operational or website changes. The version published on this page will apply to subsequent use of the website. Changes to signed service agreements are governed by those agreements and applicable law.