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🔐 LHDNS Security Policy

Supported Versions

Only officially tagged releases are supported. At time of writing, the supported release is:

  • v1.0 — Supported

Older or untagged snapshots may not receive security updates.


Reporting a Vulnerability (Responsible Disclosure)

If you discover a security vulnerability in LHDNS, please do NOT open a public issue. Public disclosure may put users at risk.

Instead, report the issue privately to:

When reporting, please include:

  • Short summary of the issue and potential impact.
  • Reproduction steps or a minimal proof-of-concept (if safe).
  • Affected component(s) and version (e.g., Annex A, client SDK, node).
  • Any suggested mitigations or patches (optional).
  • Your preferred contact method and timeline for disclosure coordination.

We will acknowledge receipt within 72 hours and coordinate a timeline for a fix and disclosure.


Vulnerability Handling & Timeline

  1. Acknowledgement: within 72 hours after receipt.
  2. Triage & Assessment: security team evaluates impact and prioritizes fix.
  3. Mitigation & Patch: a fix is developed, tested, and staged.
  4. Coordinated Disclosure: details are published only after a fix is available and deployed (or an agreed disclosure date with the reporter).

If immediate mitigation is needed (e.g., active exploitation), the team may publish a temporary advisory with mitigation steps prior to full patching.


Emergency Contact (alternate)

If email fails or you need an alternate secure channel, indicate so in your initial message and we will provide a secure upload link or PGP key (on request).


Public Security Advisories

When a vulnerability is fixed and coordinated disclosure is complete, a public advisory may be published in the repository SECURITY_ADVISORIES folder or release notes, with attribution only if the reporter consents.


Thank you

Thank you for helping keep LHDNS secure. Responsible reporting protects the community and helps the project mature safely.

There aren’t any published security advisories