StackMap takes the security and privacy of our users seriously. We implement zero-knowledge encryption to ensure that your data remains private and secure.
- Zero-Knowledge Encryption: All data is encrypted on your device before syncing
- 32-Character Recovery Phrases: Secure, unique phrases for data recovery
- No Server-Side Decryption: We cannot read your data, even if asked
- Open Source: Our code is open for security audits
If you discover a security vulnerability, please help us protect our users by following responsible disclosure:
- Email us directly: security@stackmap.app
- Include details:
- Type of vulnerability
- Steps to reproduce
- Potential impact
- Suggested fixes (if any)
- Allow us time: We'll respond within 48 hours and work on a fix
- Coordinate disclosure: We'll work with you on timing for public disclosure
- Respond to your report within 48 hours
- Keep you informed about our progress
- Credit you for the discovery (unless you prefer to remain anonymous)
- Not pursue legal action for good-faith security research
- StackMap web application (stackmap.app)
- StackMap mobile applications (iOS and Android)
- Sync infrastructure and encryption
- Authentication and authorization
- Data storage and transmission
- Third-party services we integrate with
- Physical attacks on user devices
- Social engineering attacks
- Denial of Service (DoS) attacks
- Never share your 32-character recovery phrase
- Store it securely offline
- Don't save it in plain text on your device
- Install updates promptly
- Updates include security patches
- Use device lock screens
- Keep your device OS updated
- Be cautious with public WiFi
Security updates are released as soon as fixes are available. We follow this process:
- Critical (exploitable remotely): Patch within 24-48 hours
- High (requires user interaction): Patch within 1 week
- Medium (limited impact): Patch within 2 weeks
- Low (minimal risk): Include in next regular update
- Regular internal security reviews
- Open to community security audits
- Automated dependency scanning via GitHub
We thank the security researchers who have helped make StackMap more secure:
- Your name could be here!
- Security Issues: security@stackmap.app
- General Support: support@stackmap.app
- PGP Key: [Coming Soon]
Thank you for helping us keep StackMap secure for everyone.