Thank you for taking the time to help keep this project secure.
This project is maintained by a single developer. I care deeply about writing safe, secure software, but my availability can vary. There may be long periods where I am unable to check email or respond to issues. Please keep this in mind when reporting any security concern.
Despite this, I genuinely appreciate responsible disclosure and will address issues when I am able.
Security fixes will generally be applied to:
- The latest released version
- The main development branch
Older versions may or may not receive updates depending on severity and feasibility.
Please do not disclose security issues publicly until we have discussed them privately.
To report a potential vulnerability, contact me at:
- Email:
taggedzi.mpc@gmail.com
(This is the same public email associated with my other GitHub projects.)
If email is not possible for you, you may open a GitHub issue with only a minimal high-level description and request a private way to follow up.
When reporting, please include when possible:
- A short description of the issue
- Steps to reproduce or proof-of-concept
- The potential impact
- Any suggested fixes (optional but appreciated)
Because this project is maintained by one person and my ability to work varies:
- I may not be able to reply quickly
- Sometimes I may be unavailable for weeks or even a month
- When I am able to work, I will always treat security concerns with priority and respect
A reasonable expectation is:
- Acknowledgment: within 2–4 weeks (may be sooner, may occasionally be longer)
- Investigation & resolution: when my health and availability permit
If you do not receive a reply after several weeks, feel free to send a gentle follow-up.
This policy applies to:
- The code in this repository
- Packaged builds and releases derived from it
Third-party dependencies are outside this project’s control, but reports about risky dependencies are still welcome.
I appreciate good-faith security research. When testing:
- Avoid actions that could harm others
- Avoid submitting exploit details publicly
- Avoid disruptive automated scanning
If you privately disclose an issue in good faith, you will be treated respectfully regardless of severity.
Your effort makes the project safer for everyone.
Even small reports are appreciated.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.