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SECURITY.md

Security policy

adaption-devkit is a community, unofficial, open source project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Adaption Labs. This policy covers the toolkit in this repository only.

Reporting a concern in this toolkit

If you find a security concern in adaption-devkit, please report it privately rather than opening a public issue.

  • Open a private report through GitHub's security advisory feature on this repository, or
  • Contact the maintainer, Aivaras Navardauskas, on GitHub A1VARA5.

Please give enough detail to reproduce the concern. We will acknowledge your report and work with you on a fix before any public disclosure.

This is not the place for Adaption platform issues

This policy is for the code in this repository. It is not a channel for reporting security issues in the Adaption platform, the Adaptive Data service, or the official adaption SDK. For anything about the platform itself, use Adaption's own official channels; their documentation is the source of truth.

Never commit API keys

Treat your Adaption API key, and any other credential, as a secret.

  • Never commit an API key, a base URL with a key in it, or any credential to source control. Never paste one into a notebook you plan to share.
  • Keep keys in environment variables, for example ADAPTION_API_KEY and ADAPTION_BASE_URL, or in a local .env file that git ignores.
  • The tools in this kit read keys only from the environment. They do not store keys, and they will never ask you to hardcode one.

If a key is ever exposed, rotate it immediately through your Adaption account, then scrub it from any history that captured it.

There aren't any published security advisories