Add SECURITY.md — enable private vulnerability reporting - #6
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Hi! Could you also enable Private Vulnerability Reporting in the repo settings? Settings → Code security → Private vulnerability reporting → Enable Once it's active, I'll submit a detailed advisory with reproduction steps through GitHub's secure channel. |
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Closing this because current main already has a SECURITY.md with the security policy and reporting/deployment guidance from the hardening work in #8. Thanks for the contribution. |
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Add
SECURITY.mdwith instructions for responsible vulnerability disclosure via GitHub Private Vulnerability Reporting (PVR).PVR allows security researchers to report vulnerabilities privately through GitHub, keeping details confidential until a fix is ready. As a CNA, GitHub can assign CVE IDs directly through this workflow.