We take security very seriously. If you discover a security vulnerability in Misuzu, please report it responsibly and do not publicly disclose the vulnerability until we have had a chance to address it.
To report a security vulnerability:
- Do NOT open a public GitHub issue for security vulnerabilities
- Email us at
security@example.comwith:- Description of the vulnerability
- Steps to reproduce (if applicable)
- Potential impact
- Suggested fix (if you have one)
- Include your contact information for follow-up communication
- Allow time for response - we aim to respond within 48 hours
We follow this process for handling security vulnerabilities:
- Acknowledgment (within 48 hours) - We'll confirm receipt of your report
- Investigation (1-2 weeks) - Our team investigates and assesses the vulnerability
- Fix Development - We develop and test a fix
- Notification - We notify you before public disclosure
- Release - We release a patched version
- Disclosure - We publicly disclose the vulnerability and credit you (if desired)
When using Misuzu, follow these security best practices:
Dependency Management:
- Keep Misuzu and all dependencies up to date
- Regularly audit dependencies for known vulnerabilities:
npm audit - Use lock files (pnpm-lock.yaml) to ensure reproducible installs
Development:
- Don't commit sensitive credentials (API keys, tokens, passwords)
- Use environment variables for sensitive configuration
- Never push
.envor similar files containing secrets - Use
.gitignoreto exclude sensitive files
Deployment:
- Validate and sanitize all user inputs
- Use environment-specific configurations
- Keep production dependencies minimal
- Monitor for security updates
TypeScript & Code:
- Use strict TypeScript (
strict: true) to catch type errors - Avoid using
anytypes that bypass type safety - Keep error messages descriptive but not revealing sensitive info
If you're contributing to Misuzu:
Before Contributing:
- Review our Contributing Guidelines
- Check for known security issues in GitHub Security Advisories
When Writing Code:
- Don't hardcode secrets or sensitive data
- Validate all inputs carefully
- Use type-safe patterns (avoid
any) - Write tests for security-critical code
- Document security considerations in comments
When Submitting PRs:
- Explain any security implications
- Reference related security issues if applicable
- Ensure all tests pass
- Update security-related documentation if needed
Misuzu depends on several external packages. We regularly:
- Monitor for security advisories
- Update dependencies promptly
- Audit the dependency tree
To check for vulnerabilities in your installation:
npm audit
# or with pnpm
pnpm auditMisuzu enforces strict TypeScript checks (strict: true) to prevent common security issues:
- No implicit
anytypes - Strict null checks
- Type-safe error handling
Misuzu does not provide cryptographic functions. For cryptographic operations, use:
node:crypto(built-in Node.js module)tweetnacl-js(proven cryptographic library)sodium-plus(libsodium wrapper)
Never implement your own cryptography.
Never commit sensitive data:
# ✓ Good: Use environment variables
const apiKey = process.env.API_KEY
# ✗ Bad: Hardcoded secrets
const apiKey = 'sk-1234567890'Don't expose sensitive information in error messages:
// ✗ Bad: Reveals database structure
throw new Error(`Database error: ${error.message}`)
// ✓ Good: Generic error message
throw new Error("An error occurred while processing your request")We automatically check for security updates and:
- Apply critical security patches promptly
- Document security fixes in release notes
- Notify users of breaking security changes
We monitor:
- GitHub Security Advisories
- NPM security announcements
- Dependabot alerts
- CVSS vulnerability scores
Misuzu aims to comply with:
- OWASP Top 10 security risks
- CWE/SANS Top 25 weakest software errors
- Node.js Security Best Practices
Security Related Questions:
- Email:
security@example.com - Do NOT post security questions in public issues
- Please use responsible disclosure
Security Resources:
For past security issues and their fixes:
- Check GitHub Security Advisories
- Review CHANGELOG.md
- Subscribe to GitHub security alerts
我们非常重视安全。如果你发现 Misuzu 中存在安全漏洞,请负责任地报告,不要在我们有机会处理之前公开披露该漏洞。
报告安全漏洞:
- 不要打开公开的 GitHub issue 来报告安全漏洞
- 发送邮件 至
security@example.com,包含:- 漏洞说明
- 复现步骤(如适用)
- 潜在影响
- 建议的修复(如果有)
- 包含您的联系方式 以便后续沟通
- 预留处理时间 - 我们目标在 48 小时内响应
我们按照以下流程处理安全漏洞:
- 确认收到(48 小时内)- 我们确认收到您的报告
- 调查(1-2 周)- 我们的团队调查和评估漏洞
- 修复开发 - 我们开发并测试修复
- 通知 - 我们在公开披露前通知您
- 发布 - 我们发布补丁版本
- 披露 - 我们公开披露漏洞并致谢(如需要)
使用 Misuzu 时,遵循以下安全最佳实践:
依赖管理:
- 使 Misuzu 和所有依赖保持最新
- 定期审计依赖的已知漏洞:
npm audit - 使用 lock 文件(pnpm-lock.yaml)确保可复现安装
开发:
- 不要提交敏感凭证(API 密钥、令牌、密码)
- 对敏感配置使用环境变量
- 永远不要推送包含机密的
.env或类似文件 - 使用
.gitignore排除敏感文件
部署:
- 验证并清理所有用户输入
- 使用特定于环境的配置
- 使生产依赖最小化
- 监控安全更新
TypeScript 和代码:
- 使用严格的 TypeScript(
strict: true)来捕获类型错误 - 避免使用绕过类型安全的
any类型 - 保持错误信息描述性但不泄露敏感信息
如果你贡献于 Misuzu:
贡献前:
- 审阅我们的 贡献指南
- 检查 GitHub 安全公告 中的已知安全问题
编写代码时:
- 不要硬编码机密或敏感数据
- 小心验证所有输入
- 使用类型安全的模式(避免
any) - 为安全关键代码编写测试
- 在注释中记录安全考虑
提交 PR 时:
- 解释任何安全影响
- 如适用,引用相关的安全问题
- 确保所有测试通过
- 如需要,更新安全相关文档
Misuzu 依赖于多个外部包。我们定期:
- 监控安全公告
- 及时更新依赖
- 审计依赖树
检查安装中是否存在漏洞:
npm audit
# 或使用 pnpm
pnpm auditMisuzu 强制执行严格的 TypeScript 检查(strict: true)以防止常见安全问题:
- 无隐式
any类型 - 严格的空值检查
- 类型安全的错误处理
Misuzu 不提供密码学函数。对于密码学操作,使用:
node:crypto(Node.js 内置模块)tweetnacl-js(经过验证的密码学库)sodium-plus(libsodium 包装器)
永远不要实现自己的密码学。
永远不要提交敏感数据:
# ✓ 好:使用环境变量
const apiKey = process.env.API_KEY
# ✗ 坏:硬编码机密
const apiKey = 'sk-1234567890'不要在错误信息中暴露敏感信息:
// ✗ 坏:泄露数据库结构
throw new Error(`Database error: ${error.message}`)
// ✓ 好:通用错误信息
throw new Error("An error occurred while processing your request")我们自动检查安全更新并:
- 快速应用关键安全补丁
- 在发布说明中记录安全修复
- 通知用户破坏性的安全变更
我们监控:
- GitHub 安全公告
- npm 安全公告
- Dependabot 警报
- CVSS 漏洞评分
Misuzu 目标符合:
- OWASP Top 10 安全风险
- CWE/SANS Top 25 最弱的软件错误
- Node.js 安全最佳实践
安全相关问题:
- 邮件:
security@example.com - 不要在公开 issue 中提出安全问题
- 请使用负责任的披露
安全资源:
了解过去的安全问题及其修复:
- 检查 GitHub 安全公告
- 审阅 CHANGELOG.md
- 订阅 GitHub 安全警报