Report suspected vulnerabilities privately to security@ledgerforge.io. Do not post exploits, credentials or sensitive financial data in public issues.
| Version | Security support |
|---|---|
| 1.0.x | Supported; fixes ship in a new 1.0 patch release. |
main |
Reports accepted; development builds have no stability commitment. |
| Prereleases and builds earlier than 1.0.0 | Not supported; upgrade to the latest 1.0.x release. |
When a new minor or major release line ships, this table will name the lines that receive fixes.
Use release binaries or images from this repository and keep the Go runtime and service dependencies current. Support covers the repository's code, published images and deployment defaults; operators remain responsible for deployment configuration and third-party infrastructure.
Include the affected version or commit, component, impact, reproduction steps, and a minimal proof of concept when possible. Redact personal data and secrets. If evidence is sensitive, email a short description first and arrange a private transfer with the maintainers. Send follow-ups to the same address.
Reports about authentication, authorization, monetary correctness, transaction integrity, webhook delivery and deployment exposure are in scope. A reproducible resource-exhaustion attack is also welcome. Reports about modified deployments may need reproduction on a supported version before a fix can be assessed.
Maintainers aim to:
- Acknowledge a report within 3 business days.
- Provide an initial assessment and next steps within 7 business days.
- Send progress updates at least every 14 days while a confirmed issue is open.
- Agree on disclosure timing with the reporter, targeting 90 days from confirmation where feasible and prioritizing actively exploited issues.
These are response targets, not a guarantee of resolution by a particular date. If you receive no acknowledgement after three business days, follow up privately. Disclosure may happen sooner when users need urgent mitigations, or later by agreement when a fix requires additional validation. Publish an advisory with affected versions, upgrade or mitigation steps, and reporter credit if desired.