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Security

SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Security reports are handled separately from normal bug reports so sensitive details do not become public before a fix is available.

bilig handles workbook data, formulas, import/export fixtures, local persistence, browser runtime state, service-side WorkPaper documents, sync transport, and agent-facing APIs.

Supported Versions

Security fixes target the current main branch and the latest published @bilig/headless runtime package set on npm. Older prerelease or unpublished workspace states are not treated as supported release lines.

Reporting A Vulnerability

Use GitHub's private vulnerability reporting flow from the repository security page when it is available. If that flow is not visible for your account, email the maintainer at security@proompteng.ai.

Do not include exploit details, secrets, private workbook data, customer data, tokens, credentials, or reproduction artifacts in public issues.

Please include:

  • affected package or app
  • affected version, commit, or npm package version
  • impact and attack scenario
  • minimal reproduction steps or a private proof artifact using synthetic data
  • whether the report involves secret exposure, arbitrary code execution, formula evaluation, workbook persistence, import/export, sync transport, or agent execution

Response Expectations

The maintainer response target is:

  • initial triage within 7 days
  • a fix, mitigation, or status update within 30 days for confirmed reports
  • coordinated disclosure after a patched release or documented mitigation is available

If a report is not a security issue, it will be redirected to the normal GitHub issue tracker.

Public Disclosure

Please wait for maintainer confirmation before publishing details. Public issues are fine for ordinary correctness bugs, formula parity gaps, import/export fidelity gaps, documentation fixes, and reproducible crashes that do not expose private data or bypass security boundaries.

There aren't any published security advisories