• 🛡️ Security Policy
  • 📋 Supported Versions
  • 🚨 Reporting a Vulnerability
  • 🔄 Vulnerability Handling Process
  • ⚠️ Responsible Disclosure
  • 🔒 Security Best Practices
  • 📞 Contact Information
  • 📜 Security Updates

We are committed to maintaining security for the following versions of CyberFind:

Note: Only the latest stable release receives active security updates. Users of older versions are encouraged to upgrade.

We take security vulnerabilities seriously. If you discover a security issue in CyberFind, please report it responsibly to our security team.

Instead, please report security vulnerabilities privately through one of the following channels:

• Email: vazorcode@gmail.com

When reporting a vulnerability, please provide:

• Clear description of the vulnerability
• Steps to reproduce the issue
• Potential impact of the vulnerability
• Affected versions of CyberFind
• Suggested mitigation (if known)
• Your contact information (optional, for coordination)

We follow a structured approach to handle security reports:

• You will receive an acknowledgment of your report
• We will confirm receipt and assign a priority level

• Our security team will analyze the vulnerability
• We will determine the severity and scope of impact
• We may contact you for additional information

• We will develop a fix for the vulnerability
• The fix will undergo internal testing
• We will prepare a security advisory

• We will coordinate with you on the disclosure timeline
• We will prepare for public release of the fix

• We will publish a security advisory
• We will credit you (if desired) in the advisory
• We will notify users of the update

• Responsible reporting: Report vulnerabilities privately first
• No exploitation: Do not exploit vulnerabilities beyond proof-of-concept
• Reasonable timeframe: Allow time for fixes before public disclosure
• Coordinated release: Work with us on timing of public disclosure

• Public disclosure before a fix is available
• Exploitation of vulnerabilities for malicious purposes
• Social engineering or other attacks against our team
• Physical or DDoS attacks against our infrastructure

• Keep updated: Always use the latest stable version
• Verify signatures: Check package integrity when possible
• Review permissions: Understand what data CyberFind accesses
• Secure configuration: Use secure settings in config.yaml
• Network security: Run CyberFind on secure networks when possible

• Input validation: Always validate user inputs
• Secure coding: Follow secure coding practices
• Dependency checks: Regularly update and audit dependencies
• Testing: Implement comprehensive security testing
• Access controls: Implement proper access controls

• Security patches: Released as needed for critical vulnerabilities
• Regular updates: Monthly releases for non-critical fixes
• Major versions: Quarterly releases with new features and security improvements

• GitHub Security Advisories: Official security notifications
• Repository tags: Security-related releases marked clearly
• Changelog: Detailed security changes documented

• Backporting: Critical security fixes backported to supported versions
• Automated scanning: Dependencies scanned for known vulnerabilities
• Third-party tools: Integration with security scanning services