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Security & Vulnerability Disclosure — SLIME-Core

This file is non-canonical metadata describing how to report security vulnerabilities affecting this repository.

Reporting

  • To report a vulnerability, contact: corexalt@proton.me
  • Please include:
    • Affected version (release tag or commit SHA).
    • Reproduction steps, ideally with a minimal proof-of-concept.
    • Assessed impact and any known mitigations.
  • We will acknowledge receipt within 5 business days.

Coordinated Disclosure

We follow a coordinated disclosure model:

  • Default disclosure window: 90 days from acknowledgement.
  • Extendable by mutual agreement for complex issues that require upstream coordination (Rust crates, Linux kernel, HSM vendors, etc.).
  • Public disclosure prior to remediation is discouraged unless safety considerations require otherwise.

Scope

Canonical execution membrane specifications (specs/) and reference Rust runner (noncanon/). Reports concerning specification ambiguity, runner divergence from specs, or membrane bypass are in scope.

Vulnerabilities in third-party dependencies declared in this repository's manifests are also welcome; we will coordinate upstream where applicable.

Out of Scope

  • Issues already disclosed publicly without coordination.
  • Social engineering of maintainers.
  • Denial-of-service against public test infrastructure.
  • Findings that violate applicable law or this project's NOTICE / LICENSE terms (e.g., unauthorized access to non-public infrastructure).

Provenance and Maintainer

This Work is the property of Technologies CoreXalt Inc. (Québec, Canada); see the repository's NOTICE file for full provenance and attribution (SYF Core Foundation stewardship 2025 → CoreXalt assignment 2026).


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