docs: add SECURITY.md with vulnerability disclosure policy - #322
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Fix bug with JSON Doctype
External links open in new tab
style: consistency between additional resources descriptions
Add new firewall: https://qrator.net/
β¦g-display fix: show OCSP stapling as informational, not pass/fail
Prevent IPv6 DNS records from being visually truncated
Signed-off-by: Erwan HervΓ© <erwan.herve@outlook.fr>
Signed-off-by: Erwan HervΓ© <erwan.herve@outlook.fr>
chore: add OCI standard labels to Dockerfile
β¦ncation fix: wrap IPv6 addresses in DNS records card to prevent visual truncation
β¦replace broken traceroute links
Fix typos, grammar, and broken links in README
Small accuracy improvments
Co-authored-by: Alicia Sykes <lissy93@users.noreply.github.com>
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@lissy93 This adds a SECURITY.md to replace the 'Suggest a security policy' prompt on the Security tab. Includes disclosure instructions, supported versions, and references CVE-2025-32778. Ready for review whenever you have a moment. |
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Thanks @Dev9269! Good spot that security.md is missing, I should definitely create that. I usually don't list things which need to be kept updated in the security policy. Since the known CVEs can already be seen in the security tab, and for the version support if the version is linier then it's often just easier to say current major + minor is supported. Usually it's easier if maintainer writes security.md, as the content will differ from repo to repo. I'll take a proper look at the PR soon :) |
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The repository currently shows 'Suggest a security policy' on the Security tab. This PR adds a SECURITY.md with:
Fixes the missing security policy on the repo.