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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Supported Versions

The following table lists the supported versions of the Code Analyzer:

Version Supported
1.0.0
< 1.0.0

We actively maintain the latest release, and patches/backports are applied at our discretion.


Reporting a Vulnerability

To report a vulnerability, please follow these steps:

  1. Contact us via [email protected].
  2. Include the following details:
    • Clear steps to reproduce the issue.
    • Description of the potential impact on the system.
    • Affected versions or commits.

Guidelines:

  • DO NOT publish or disclose the vulnerability until we have responded and provided guidance.
  • Use encrypted email if necessary for sensitive details.

Coordinated Disclosure

We adhere to a coordinated disclosure timeline:

  • Initial Response: Within 48 hours of the report.
  • Resolution Timeline: A fix or mitigation is provided within 7 days.
  • Post-Resolution:
    • A security advisory will be published.
    • CHANGELOG.md will be updated with relevant details.

Security Best Practices

To maintain a secure environment, follow these guidelines:

  • Environment Variables:

    • Keep .env files out of public repositories.
    • Use .env.example as a reference and set sensitive values locally.
  • Containerization:

    • Use Docker or Docker Compose to isolate the application environment.
    • Regularly update Docker images and dependencies.
  • Access Controls:

    • Rotate keys and secrets periodically.
    • Limit access to sensitive resources based on roles.
  • Dependency Management:

    • Regularly scan dependencies for vulnerabilities using tools like pip-audit or npm audit.
    • Keep requirements.txt and package.json up to date.
  • Code Practices:

    • Avoid hardcoding sensitive information (e.g., API keys, passwords).
    • Use secure coding guidelines to prevent injection attacks, XSS, etc.

Security Tools and Resources

We recommend using the following tools to improve security:

  • Static Analysis:

    • bandit for Python security linting.
    • ESLint with security plugins for JavaScript.
  • Dynamic Analysis:

    • Use tools like OWASP ZAP or Burp Suite for testing web application security.
  • Container Security:

    • Use Docker Bench or similar tools to harden container environments.

Contact Information

For any security-related inquiries, contact us at:

Thank you for helping us maintain the security of Code Analyzer!

There aren’t any published security advisories