Welcome to the GitArmor community! We're a collaborative effort, focusing on building GitArmor as a secure project together. Security isn't just a priority; it's a collective journey we're on with our users, contributors, and enthusiasts. Your support and vigilance make all the difference! ❤️
Found a security issue? Here’s how you can help us tackle it together:
- Collaborate Confidentially: Head over to our 'Security' tab, and choose 'Create a new advisory'. It’s a secure space where we can work together on resolving the issue .
- Share Your Findings: Tell us what you found as clearly as possible. The more we know, the better. This includes:
- Steps or a proof-of-concept to show how the vulnerability can be reproduced 🔄.
- Screenshots or logs that highlight the issue 📸.
- Your thoughts on what the impact could be 💭.
Your insights are very important and valuable, and we’ll keep them confidential 🔐. We might reach out if we need more details to ensure we fully understand the concern.
- Quick Acknowledgement: We aim to acknowledge your report within 48 hours ⏱️.
- Stay in the Loop: We'll update you on our progress. Our goal is to work through security issues within a week of their report 🔄.
Staying updated is key to security. We’re all in this together, and by keeping your GitArmor installation current, you’re playing a crucial part in our collective security effort 🛠️.
The best way to get the latest notifications and stay informed is to Watch the GitArmor GitHub repository 📣.
Your efforts in securing GitArmor deserve recognition. We’re keen to celebrate your contribution once we’ve navigated through the issue together 🎉 👏.
We’re not just about fixing problems; we want to prevent them. Check out our GitHub repository and contributing guidelines as well as the docs on how secure setup and usage 📖.