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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Supported Versions

We take the security of Stellar Splash very seriously. Security updates and patches are actively maintained for the latest release:

Component Supported Versions Status
stellar-splash-frontend v1.0.x Supported
stellar-splash-contracts v0.1.x Supported
stellar-splash-engine v1.0.x Supported

Reporting a Vulnerability

If you discover a security vulnerability within the Stellar Splash platform (including smart contracts, replay verification, financial accounting, or frontend authentication), please report it responsibly:

1. Do Not Open a Public Issue

Please do NOT open a public GitHub issue or disclose the vulnerability publicly until it has been reviewed and addressed.

2. Contact the Security Team

Send an encrypted report or details to:

  • Email: security@stellarsplash.io
  • Subject: [SECURITY VULNERABILITY] <Brief Description>

3. What to Include in Your Report

Please provide:

  • A description of the vulnerability and its potential impact.
  • Clear reproduction steps or proof-of-concept (PoC) code/scripts.
  • Specific files, smart contract functions, or API endpoints affected.
  • Any suggested fixes or remediation steps if available.

Response Timeline

We are committed to handling all vulnerability reports in a timely and professional manner:

  • Initial Acknowledgment: Within 24 hours.
  • Assessment & Triage: Within 48 hours.
  • Remediation & Patch: Timeline will depend on severity, with critical issues addressed promptly.
  • Public Disclosure: Coordinated disclosure after patches are deployed to production and verified.

Security Best Practices for Users

  • Always verify you are interacting with the official smart contract ID on Stellar Testnet: CACHWJEZY6JN36VFACWRQ7FP4T5EPRRRNBVLOSFHXTJHETZY36JD7QYJ
  • Never share your secret key (S...) with anyone.
  • Verify that your wallet is connected to the official web application at: https://stellar-splash.netlify.app

There aren't any published security advisories