Bunny.net: Trust page changed
Bunny.net’s Trust page added a “Complex Passwords” control stating that personnel must use strong, complex passwords and a second form of authentication to access sensitive systems, networks, and information. This adds a published assurance about internal access security.
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What changed
Struck in red is what Bunny.net removed; blue is what they added. Muted text is unchanged context.
Compared with the previous archived version (#4547 to #5418). Text is normalized before comparing: dates, counters and tokens show as ‹date›, ‹count›, ‹tok›, and noise-only edits are hidden. Rewindex shows changed passages with a few words of context, not a copy of the page. View the live page (opens in new tab).
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How the archive is checked, and what it cannot prove.
Before captured
In the 2026-10-21 checkpoint, timestamped by FreeTSA and DigiCert on . Record hash
8ff8c73e3f1e1244…After captured
In the 2026-10-22 checkpoint, timestamped by FreeTSA and DigiCert on . Record hash
bd43f44f957d6824…
History of this page
TodaySaturday, October 24Sat, Oct 24
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Trust pagechanged
Bunny.net’s trust page added explanatory descriptions for its security, ISO 27001, privacy and GDPR documents and simplified wording about subprocessors including ZenDesk, Slack and OpenAI. The changes are mostly wording and document navigation; the evidence does not show substantive changes to policies or data handling.
Thursday, October 22
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Trust pagechangedthis change
Bunny.net’s Trust page added a “Complex Passwords” control stating that personnel must use strong, complex passwords and a second form of authentication to access sensitive systems, networks, and information. This adds a published assurance about internal access security.
Wednesday, October 21
1 page change
- Content changedPage change
Trust pagechanged
Bunny.net’s Trust page removed the statement that internal personnel review and accept applicable information security policies at least annually. The page no longer provides that assurance; the removal does not establish whether the underlying practice changed.