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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Adiuvare is an early-stage security project. If you believe you have found a security vulnerability, please do not open a public GitHub issue with exploit details.

Supported versions

Security fixes are currently handled on a best-effort basis for:

Version Supported
latest main branch state yes
latest tagged 0.x release yes
older snapshots and historical commits no guarantee

How to report a vulnerability

Please use a private disclosure path first.

Preferred route:

  • use GitHub private vulnerability reporting for this repository if it is available

Fallback route:

  • contact the maintainer through GitHub and ask for a private reporting channel
  • do not include full exploit details in a public issue, discussion, or comment

If you are unsure whether something is security-sensitive, err on the side of private disclosure first.

What to include

Helpful reports usually include:

  • affected version, branch, or commit
  • impacted framework or integration path
  • clear reproduction steps
  • proof-of-concept payload or request shape
  • expected behavior vs actual behavior
  • impact assessment
  • any suggested mitigation if you already have one

If the issue depends on configuration, include the relevant config shape with secrets removed.

What happens next

When a report is confirmed, the usual flow is:

  1. reproduce and validate the issue
  2. assess scope and impact
  3. prepare a fix
  4. publish the fix and any needed guidance

Response times are best effort. Adiuvare is an early-stage open-source project, so there is no formal SLA yet.

Scope notes

Please use normal bug reports for:

  • false positives that do not create a security bypass
  • docs mistakes
  • feature requests
  • non-sensitive runtime bugs

Use private disclosure for things like:

  • bypasses that defeat a guard path or expected stop/hold behavior
  • ways to trigger unauthorized control-plane effects
  • trust boundary mistakes
  • secrets exposure
  • anything that would put a real deployment at risk if disclosed publicly first

There aren't any published security advisories