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Security Policy

Introduction

This project adheres to security best practices as outlined by the Linux Foundation. We are committed to maintaining a secure and robust environment for all users and contributors.

Reporting a Vulnerability

If you discover a security vulnerability, please follow our No Public Disclosure Policy:

  1. No Public Disclosure Policy: Do not publicly disclose the vulnerability until it has been addressed and resolved.
  2. Contact the Security Team: Report the issue by sending an email to our dedicated security group: [email protected].

Email Template for Reporting

When reporting a vulnerability, please use the following template to help us quickly understand and address the issue:

  • Subject: [Vulnerability Report] - [Brief Summary of the Issue]

  • Body:

    • Description:
      Provide a detailed description of the vulnerability.
    • Steps to Reproduce:
      List the steps necessary to reproduce the issue.
    • Impact:
      Describe the potential impact of this vulnerability (e.g., data breach, privilege escalation).
    • Environment:
      Specify the environment in which you discovered the vulnerability (e.g., OS version, software version).
    • Suggested Fix (if any):
      Provide any suggestions on how the issue might be resolved.

The project leads will handle the issue promptly, following industry-standard security practices.

Security Practices

We follow these key security practices:

  • Adherence to Linux Foundation Standards: We align our security protocols with the best practices recommended by the Linux Foundation.
  • Regular Security Reviews: Our team regularly conducts security reviews and code audits to identify and mitigate potential vulnerabilities.
  • Continuous Improvement: We are committed to improving our security measures continuously, staying informed of the latest threats and protection techniques.

There aren’t any published security advisories