Proactively ensures the Security of Electron as a project, responds to incoming incidents, and oversees rollout of fixes.
Avatar | Name | Role | Time Zone |
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Samuel Attard @MarshallOfSound | Chair | PST (Vancouver) | |
Jeremy Rose @nornagon | Member | PST (San Francisco) | |
Deepak Mohan @deepak1556 | Member | JST (Nagano) | |
Cheng Zhao @zcbenz | Member | JST (Nagoya) | |
Milan Burda @miniak | Member | CET (Prague) | |
Pedro Pontes @ppontes | Member | CET (Prague) | |
Steve Barbaro @StevenEBarbaro | Member | ? | |
Andrey Belenko @belenko | Member | CET (Prague) | |
Michaela Laurencin @mlaurencin | Observer (until Feb 2021) | PST |
Objective:
Electron is used/trusted by organizations with enterprise and corporate-high-security environments.
Key Results:
- Increase adoption of Electron security best-practices & tooling in AFP and partner applications
- Increase engagement of website security documentation (i.e. MOAR pageviews)
- Increase measurable security for self-identified enterprise apps.
- Partner Applications: an app reporting feedback to Electron but outside the AFP
- AFP: App Feedback Program
- measurable security: an audit tool like https://github.com/doyensec/electronegativity, or self-report
- The reporting address: security@electronjs.org
- Coordinating fixes and disclosures of vulnerabilities
- Security of Electron as a project
- Build infrastructure
- Release tooling
- Credential management
- Proactive measures
- Fuzz testing
- Pen testing
- Security review of parts of the codebase
- Security sign-off on IPC and certain API related changes
All repositories in the electron
organization along with exclusive access
to electron/security
.
See Membership and Notifications
- Sync Meeting 1hr Weekly @ Wednesday 9:30AM PT
Meeting notes may be viewed in meeting-notes as they become available.