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Security: contract-opf/playbook-engine

SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Reporting a code vulnerability

Please report vulnerabilities in the engine or its toolchain privately via GitHub's private vulnerability reporting: Security tab → "Report a vulnerability" on this repository. Do not open a public issue for a vulnerability.

We aim to acknowledge reports within 3 business days. Please include a reproduction (fixture corpus + command) where possible.

GitHub private vulnerability reporting is the authoritative channel. If a dedicated security contact address is published here later, it is an addition, never a replacement.

I found confidential, corpus, or PII material

This project compiles playbooks from private legal agreements. The most likely real incident here is not a code vulnerability — it is confidential material escaping into an artifact: a real party name in an example, a clause quotation in a committed playbook, PII in a fixture, corpus content in git history.

If you find anything like that, in any artifact of this repository:

  1. Report it privately, immediately, via the same channel (Security tab → "Report a vulnerability"), marked "confidential material". Do NOT quote the material in a public issue, PR, or discussion — that spreads it.
  2. Takedown first, questions later. We will remove or rewrite the material (including history rewrites where needed) before debating whether it was truly sensitive. Erring toward removal is the policy.

The engine's own safeguards (the born-safe entity registry, the pseudonymization pass, the export profile's residue judging) exist to make this class of incident impossible; a report that one of them failed is treated as a high-severity engineering bug in addition to the takedown.

Supported versions

Pre-1.0: only the latest release/main receives fixes.

There aren't any published security advisories