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Adding a Security Policy #517

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fraxken opened this issue Apr 9, 2023 · 1 comment
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Adding a Security Policy #517

fraxken opened this issue Apr 9, 2023 · 1 comment

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@fraxken
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fraxken commented Apr 9, 2023

Hello 馃憢

I have noticed that some security issues has been reported using public issue like:

To improve this next time you could add a SECURITY.md file at the root (what we call a Security Policy). It will provide information to security researchers and developers such as:

  • how to contact the maintainers (or the team in charge of security)
  • disclosure timeline

See Guide to implementing a coordinated vulnerability disclosure process for open source projects for better description.

In my projects I use the newest Github feature to report private vulnerability. Example of my file here.

To enable it just go to Settings and enable Private vulnerability reporting.

I wrote an article that explains how to securize a project or orgization on GitHub in hope to help fellow maintainers: https://dev.to/nodesecure/securize-your-github-org-4lb7

If you need any help do not hesitate

Best regards,
Thomas

@tommymarshall
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This would be a welcome addition. Enterprise application run security checks and this particular vulnerability is a blocker for using many other packages.

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