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Security: hannsxpeter/ready-suite

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SECURITY.md

Security policy

Reporting a vulnerability

Report security vulnerabilities privately, not via public issues or pull requests.

Use GitHub Private Vulnerability Reporting from the repository's Security tab whenever possible:

  1. Open the Security tab for aihxp/ready-suite.
  2. Click "Report a vulnerability."
  3. Include the affected file, reproduction steps, impact, and any proposed mitigation.

If GitHub Private Vulnerability Reporting is unavailable, email hprincivil@gmail.com with subject line SECURITY: ready-suite.

Response timeline

Milestone Commitment
Initial acknowledgement Within 3 business days
Critical triage Within 24 hours
High severity triage Within 3 business days
Medium or low severity triage Within 7 business days

Fix timelines depend on severity and release scope. Security fixes land on the latest versions of the affected skill or hub file.

Scope

ready-suite is mostly static Markdown skill content plus bash install, uninstall, refresh, and lint scripts. The security surface is unusual, but real.

In scope:

  • Malicious or hidden prompt instructions in skill or reference content.
  • Dangerous generated guidance, such as disabling verification, exposing secrets, or configuring CI with unsafe token permissions.
  • Supply-chain confusion in recommended packages, workflows, or plugin manifests.
  • Installer, uninstaller, or refresh script behavior that can overwrite unexpected paths, expose secrets, or run unsafe commands.
  • Plugin packaging drift that could ship a different skill version than the source tree documents.

Out of scope:

  • Typos, broken Markdown, or style disagreements.
  • Missing platform coverage.
  • Reports about runtime controls that do not apply to static Markdown content.

Coordinated disclosure

Please keep vulnerability details private until a fix is available and an advisory or release note can be published. If a fix requires longer than 90 days, the maintainer will explain the blocker and proposed disclosure date.

There aren't any published security advisories