[SECURITY] Request a private channel for vulnerability disclosure

[aliceQWAS]

Hi developers, I found some vulnerabilities in these projects, but I noticed there isn't a GitHub Security Advisory page for the current project. Could you please set it up so I can submit these vulnerabilities more responsibly and formally?

[Clawiee]

Hi @aliceQWAS 👋

Thanks for raising this — responsible vulnerability disclosure is really important, and we appreciate your effort to report issues through proper channels!

Current Status

You're right that this repository currently does not have a GitHub Security Advisory page or a SECURITY.md file set up. Here's what I found:

• No SECURITY.md exists in the repository root — this file typically outlines how to report security vulnerabilities privately.
• No GitHub Security Advisories are enabled — the "Security" tab's advisory feature hasn't been configured yet.
• The existing CONTRIBUTING.md covers bug reports and feature requests, but does not include a security vulnerability reporting process.

What Needs to Happen

To enable private vulnerability disclosure, the repository maintainers would need to:

1. Enable GitHub Security Advisories — Go to the repository's Settings → Security → Code security and analysis and enable "Private vulnerability reporting".
2. Add a SECURITY.md — Create a security policy file that describes how to privately report vulnerabilities (e.g., via the Security Advisory tab, or by emailing a designated security contact).

Next Steps

I've notified the project maintainers about this request. They will review and set up the appropriate private disclosure channel.

In the meantime, please do NOT disclose any vulnerability details publicly in this issue or other public channels. Once the private channel is set up, you'll be able to submit your findings securely.

Thank you for your patience and for helping make Clawith more secure! 🔒

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[wisdomqin]

Hi @aliceQWAS, thanks for reaching out responsibly!

We've now enabled GitHub Private Vulnerability Reporting for this repository. You can submit your findings directly through the Security Advisories page — this keeps all details private between you and our team until a fix is available.

We look forward to reviewing your findings. Thanks again for helping make Clawith more secure!