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Security: DefinetlyNotAI/Logicytics

SECURITY.md

Security policy

Supported versions

Version Security support Release date
4.0.x Supported September 25, 2026
3.6.x Partial Support July 26, 2025
3.5.x Partial Support July 26, 2025
3.4.x Partial Support January 3, 2025
3.3.x Unsupported January 3, 2025
3.2.x Unsupported December 19, 2024
3.1.x Unsupported December 11, 2024
3.0.x Unsupported December 6, 2024
2.5.x Unsupported November 25, 2024
2.4.x Unsupported November 12, 2024
2.3.x Unsupported September 21, 2024
2.2.x Unsupported September 9, 2024
2.1.x Unsupported August 29, 2024
2.0.x Unsupported August 25, 2024
1.6.x Unsupported June 18, 2024
1.5.x Unsupported June 10, 2024
1.4.x Unsupported May 30, 2024
1.3.x Unsupported May 21, 2024
1.2.x Unsupported May 16, 2024
1.1.x Unsupported May 10, 2024
1.0.x Unsupported May 4, 2024

Only the current v4 release line receives security fixes. Upgrade through the documented migration boundary; do not run an unsupported checkout against sensitive evidence.

Reporting a vulnerability

Do not open a public issue containing an exploit, credential, private key, collected artifact, host identifier, or unredacted log. Email Nirt_12023@outlook.com with the subject Logicytics security vulnerability.

Include:

  • the affected Logicytics version and commit;
  • Windows edition/build and Python version;
  • the affected collector, command, capability, or package contract;
  • reproducible steps and expected security boundary;
  • impact and required authorization/elevation state; and
  • a minimal redacted proof of concept.

Reports should target behavior owned by this repository and be reproducible. Maintainers will acknowledge receipt, investigate the report, coordinate a fix and disclosure window when accepted, and credit the reporter if requested.

Security boundaries

Logicytics requires authorization acknowledgement and explicit capability approval. A vulnerability includes bypassing those checks, escaping a collector workspace, publishing undeclared evidence, leaking secrets to logs/metadata, executing an undeclared process or network action, corrupting package/hash verification, or allowing one collector to affect unrelated runs.

Do not weaken isolation, redaction, path validation, output limits, cancellation, or package verification while developing a fix. Use synthetic fixtures only.

Learn more about advisories related to DefinetlyNotAI/Logicytics in the GitHub Advisory Database