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Addition of a security policy SECURITY.md
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We have this: https://docs.peeringdb.com/howto/make-a-security-report/ We should create a SECURITY.md and point it there, I suppose. |
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Pc call: we have the policy so we might as well put it there +1 |
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peeringdb#1504 agreed at PC meeting
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* Add security policy #1504 agreed at PC meeting * Update .well-known-security.txt --------- Co-authored-by: Matt Griswold <grizz@20c.com>
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Do we want to enable GitHubs functionality to privately report potential code security issues via GitHub?
When reading the docs I am not able to accurately identify any clear publicly available description for how to report potential code security issues to PeeringDB.
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Edit: If we already have a clear channel of communication for the above mentioned suggestion. Please disregard this issue.
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