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Security Policy — PAXECT SelfTune Plugin

Supported Versions

Only the latest main branch and tagged releases are actively supported and reviewed for security issues.
Older versions are provided as-is without any security guarantee.

Version Supported
main
1.x ⚠️ Limited (best effort)

Reporting a Vulnerability

If you discover a potential vulnerability, please report it privately.

  • Email: [email protected] (preferred)
  • GitHub: use the “Private vulnerability report” option under Security → Advisories
  • Do not create public issues or pull requests for unresolved vulnerabilities.

Disclosure Process

  1. Reports are acknowledged within 72 hours.
  2. A maintainer will contact you for technical details and reproduction steps.
  3. A fix or mitigation will be prepared and reviewed privately.
  4. Once resolved, a public advisory and changelog entry will be published.
  5. Researchers may be credited (if they wish) after coordinated disclosure.

Security Guidelines

  • Follow responsible disclosure practices.
  • Do not perform unauthorized testing on live systems.
  • Avoid denial-of-service, spam, or social engineering tests.
  • Respect privacy and data ownership at all times.
  • For deterministic safety tests, use offline or sandbox environments only.

Scope

Security review applies to:

  • paxect_selftune_plugin.py — runtime control engine
  • demo suite (01–07) — safe demonstration modules
  • integration hooks used by CI/CD or external controllers

External tools or libraries (e.g., NumPy) are covered only under their own licenses.


Contact

For any responsible disclosure or security questions:

📧 [email protected]

All reports are handled confidentially and fairly by the maintainers.


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