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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Scope

SynAPS is an active public research and engineering repository.

The repository should be treated as pre-production software and documentation, not as a validated industrial deployment artifact.

Supported Versions

Surface Status Notes
current default branch (master) / active 0.1.x line best-effort security fixes active development line
historical snapshots, unpublished experiments, generated artifacts unsupported no security-fix commitment

Reporting A Vulnerability

Do not disclose exploitable details in a public issue, pull request, benchmark artifact, or discussion thread.

Preferred reporting route:

  1. use GitHub Private Vulnerability Reporting for the target public repository: https://github.com/KonkovDV/SynAPS/security/advisories/new;
  2. if that route is not yet enabled during a publication rehearsal, pause public disclosure until the repository security settings are finished.

Expected Response Windows

  1. acknowledgement within 5 business days;
  2. follow-up status update within 14 calendar days;
  3. coordinated disclosure after a fix or mitigation path exists.

Safe Disclosure Expectations

  1. include affected file paths or surfaces when possible;
  2. provide a minimal safe reproduction if one exists;
  3. avoid posting secrets, private datasets, regulated data, or exploit payloads in public channels;
  4. state whether the issue affects the current implementation, release packaging, or public technical claims.

Repository Settings Counterpart

The publication baseline for this repository assumes:

  1. GitHub Private Vulnerability Reporting is enabled;
  2. maintainers watch Security alerts notifications;
  3. secret scanning and push protection are enabled for the public repository.

Workflow Counterpart

The checked-in repository automation also includes:

  1. pinned CodeQL advanced setup for Python, TypeScript, and Rust repository surfaces;
  2. OSSF Scorecards SARIF uploads into GitHub code scanning;
  3. dependency review on pull requests.

There aren't any published security advisories