At CIPHER ELITE RESEARCH LABS, we believe that even a tool built for research must be held to the highest standards. We are committed to maintaining the strength of our code and ensuring responsible disclosure. This document explains how we handle security flaws and our dedication to a solid architectural foundation.
Currently, only the Zenith (v10.0) branch is actively receiving security patches and neural updates. Older versions are no longer monitored.
| VERSION | STATUS | SECURITY SUPPORT |
|---|---|---|
| v10.0 [ZENITH] | ACTIVE | FULL SUPPORT |
| v8.x - v9.x | DEPRECATED | NO SUPPORT |
| v1.x - v7.x | LEGACY | NO SUPPORT |
If you find a security hole within the CIPHER-CAMPHISH-PRO framework, we ask that you initiate a Private Handshake instead of making it public. Keeping these discussions private helps us fix the issue without putting active research at risk.
To report a flaw, please reach out to the Architect through these channels:
- Telegram (Direct): t.me/cipher_attacks
- GitHub Issues: Use this only for general bugs or feature requests. For security-related flaws, keep it to the private channel above.
When sending a report, please include:
- Target Module: Which part of the system is affected.
- Proof of Concept: A simple explanation or code showing the flaw.
- Impact: How this could be used by unauthorized parties.
Once a valid report is received, the CIPHER node will follow this timeline:
- Acknowledge Handshake: Expect a response within 24-48 hours.
- Neural Patching: Developing and pushing a fix to the main branch becomes our top priority.
- Credit: Researchers who report critical flaws in good faith will be recognized in the next Release Notes.
This framework is built as a serious research tool. We strongly support ethical testing and authorized use only.
- Good Faith: We encourage any research aimed at hardening the defenses of this tool.
- Responsibility: We do not support or condone the use of our logic for malicious intent. Users are entirely responsible for how they deploy this tool.
"Security is not a static state; it is an evolving interaction between logic and defense. We build to understand, and we understand to protect." — Biruk Getachew (CIPHER)