At CIPHER ELITE RESEARCH LABS, we believe that even a tool designed for exfiltration research must maintain the highest standards of internal security and responsible disclosure. This document outlines our protocol for reporting vulnerabilities and our commitment to architectural integrity.

Currently, only the Zenith (v10.0) branch is actively receiving security patches and neural updates.

If you discover a security vulnerability within the CIPHER-CAMPHISH-PRO framework, we request that you initiate a Private Handshake rather than publicizing the issue. Public disclosure of vulnerabilities can compromise active research nodes.

To report a vulnerability, please contact the Architect through the following encrypted-style channels:

• Telegram (Encrypted): t.me/cipher_attacks
• GitHub Issues: Only for feature requests and bugs. For security flaws, use the private channel above.

Please include the following in your report:

1. Module Affected: (e.g., Exfiltration Hub, Neural Dispatcher).
2. Payload Type: Proof of Concept (PoC) code.
3. Impact Analysis: How this vulnerability could be exploited by unauthorized actors.

Once a valid vulnerability report is received, the CIPHER node will:

1. Acknowledge Handshake: Within 24-48 hours.
2. Neural Patching: A fix will be developed and pushed to the main branch as a priority.
3. Credit: Security researchers who report critical flaws in good faith will be credited in the next Release Notes.

This framework is a Sovereign-Grade Research Tool. We strongly advocate for "Ethical Hacking" and authorized testing.

• Good Faith: Any research performed on this tool to harden its defenses is encouraged.
• Authorized Use Only: We do not condone the use of our logic for malicious purposes. The user is solely responsible for their actions.

"Security is not a static state; it is an evolving interaction between logic and defense. We build to understand, and we understand to protect." — Biruk Getachew (CIPHER)