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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Thank you for helping keep IamRoot and its users.

Supported Versions

IamRoot currently follows a rolling-release model on the main branch. Security fixes are applied to the latest state of main.

Version Supported
main Yes
tagged releases Best effort
archived/deprecated content No

Notes:

  • Files in archive/ are historical and are not actively maintained.
  • Deprecated scripts are not guaranteed to receive security updates.

Reporting a Vulnerability

Please do not report security vulnerabilities in public issues or discussions.

Preferred method:

  • Use GitHub Private Vulnerability Reporting for this repository:
    • Go to the Security tab in the repository and choose "Report a vulnerability".

If private reporting is unavailable:

  • Open an issue with minimal detail and request a private contact channel, or
  • Contact the maintainer through a trusted private channel.

When reporting, include:

  • Affected file(s), script(s), or docs path(s)
  • Impact and severity (what an attacker can do)
  • Reproduction steps or proof of concept
  • Any suggested remediation

Response Expectations

Maintainers aim to:

  • Acknowledge receipt within 7 days
  • Provide an initial triage update within 14 days
  • Share remediation status and expected timeline when confirmed

Complex issues may take longer, especially when broad testing is required.

Disclosure Process

  • Reports are triaged and validated privately.
  • A fix is prepared and reviewed.
  • Once a fix is available, maintainers may publish a coordinated disclosure with remediation guidance.
  • Credit will be given to reporters who want to be acknowledged.

Scope Notes for This Repository

Because IamRoot contains scripts and operational guidance:

  • Security issues may include unsafe defaults, command injection risk, privilege misuse, or data exposure.
  • Documentation issues that could cause unsafe operator behavior are also in scope.
  • Best-effort scripts and deprecated archive content are lower-priority unless high-impact.

There aren’t any published security advisories