docs(security): add SECURITY.md with vulnerability reporting policy#1452
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Updated the security policy to clarify supported versions, reporting vulnerabilities, and response expectations.
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Summary
This PR adds a
SECURITY.mdfile to provide a clear security disclosure process for Tone.js.Motivation
Currently, the repository does not provide guidance for reporting security vulnerabilities. Adding a security policy helps security researchers, users, and maintainers coordinate responsible disclosure and establishes expectations around supported versions and security updates.
Changes
SECURITY.mdWhy this matters
Tone.js is widely distributed through npm and CDN-based deployments. A documented security policy improves the project's security posture by:
Notes
The policy intentionally focuses on vulnerabilities that impact Tone.js consumers, package integrity, runtime security, or the software supply chain, while directing general bugs and feature requests to the existing issue tracker.
Feedback on supported-version policy or preferred disclosure channels is welcome.