Security policy
How to report suspected vulnerabilities responsibly and what to expect from the process.
The Coderic development team (Coderic Development Team) takes security very seriously and aims to resolve issues as quickly as possible. Building secure software is a continuous process and can always be improved. As such, we welcome reports on possible security vulnerabilities, as well as suggestions on how to strengthen our software and our process.
Reporting a suspected vulnerability
It is important that suspected vulnerabilities be disclosed responsibly and not made public until they have been analyzed and a fix is available.
To report a security vulnerability, send an e-mail to [email protected].
If you want to work with us to resolve the security vulnerability, include your GitHub username in that e-mail and we will provide access to a temporary private fork where we can collaborate on a solution without it being disclosed publicly.
Do not open a public issue, submit a pull request, or publicly disclose any information about the suspected vulnerability. If you discover any publicly disclosed security vulnerability, notify us immediately via [email protected].
Supported versions
Depending on the severity of a vulnerability, the issue may be fixed in the current major.minor release, or—for lower-severity or hardening cases—in the next major.minor release. See https://coderic.org/downloads for the latest version.