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Security: rogers-cyber/python-tiny-tools

SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Supported Versions

This section tells users which versions of this project are currently supported with security updates.

Version Supported
5.1.x
5.0.x
4.0.x
< 4.0

Reporting a Vulnerability

If you discover a security vulnerability, please report it responsibly. We take security seriously and aim to respond promptly.

How to Report

  1. Preferred: Use GitHub’s security advisory system.

    • Go to the Security tab → Report a vulnerability.
    • Include:
      • Description of the vulnerability
      • Steps to reproduce (if applicable)
      • Potential impact
  2. Alternative: Email directly to: rogermodu@gmail.com

    • Subject: [Security] <brief description>
    • Attach proof-of-concept or reproduction steps if possible

Do not create a public GitHub issue for security vulnerabilities. This helps prevent exposing sensitive information before a fix is released.


Response Timeline

  • Acknowledgment: Within 48 hours of reporting
  • Investigation & Updates: Updates provided within 1 week
  • Fix Release: As soon as possible, depending on severity

Severity Classification

  • Critical: Exploitable vulnerability causing data loss, remote code execution, or system compromise
  • High: Vulnerability that can cause significant impact but requires user action
  • Medium: Vulnerability with moderate impact
  • Low: Minor issues or informational findings

We prioritize fixes based on severity.


Security Practices

  • Keep dependencies updated (Dependabot recommended)
  • Use automated code scanning tools (e.g., GitHub CodeQL)
  • Secret scanning is enabled to prevent sensitive data leaks

Thank You to Reporters

We sincerely appreciate anyone who responsibly reports a security issue. Your contribution helps keep this project safe, reliable, and useful for everyone.


Disclaimer

These tools are provided as-is for learning and productivity. Users should review code before using it in production. Security reports help improve safety, but users are responsible for their own implementations.

There aren’t any published security advisories