This repository is configured for safe public use with the following security measures:
The main branch is protected with:
- Required pull request reviews before merging
- Only repository maintainers can merge PRs
- External contributors cannot push directly to branches
You (Repository Owner) Control:
- β Pull request approvals and merges
- β GitHub Actions workflow execution
- β Repository secrets and configuration
- β Branch protection rules
- β Deployment to production
External Contributors Can:
- β Fork the repository
- β Submit pull requests from their forks
- β View public workflow definitions
External Contributors Cannot:
- β Push to repository branches
- β Merge pull requests
- β Access repository secrets
- β Modify workflow files without approval
- β Trigger deployments
All workflows follow security best practices:
- Use environment variables for all inputs
- No command injection vulnerabilities
- Secrets never exposed to external PRs
- Limited permissions (read-only by default)
- Manual workflows require write access
- Gemini API keys are stored in localStorage (client-side only)
- Vercel tokens are stored as GitHub Secrets (encrypted)
- No secrets are committed to the repository
.envfiles are gitignored
If you discover a security vulnerability, please DO NOT open a public issue.
Instead:
- Email the maintainer directly with details
- Or use GitHub's Private Vulnerability Reporting
Include:
- Description of the vulnerability
- Steps to reproduce
- Potential impact
- Suggested fix (if any)
We will respond within 48 hours and work with you to resolve the issue.
- β Never commit API keys, tokens, or secrets
- β Use environment variables for configuration
- β Validate all user inputs
- β Follow secure coding practices
- β Test for XSS and injection vulnerabilities
- β Review your changes for sensitive data
- β
Ensure
.envfiles are not included - β Check for accidentally committed credentials
- β
Run
git logto verify commit history
- β Use environment variables for all inputs
- β Never interpolate untrusted data in run commands
- β Follow the GitHub Actions security guide
We monitor dependencies for security vulnerabilities:
- Dependabot alerts enabled
- Regular dependency updates
- Security advisories reviewed
To update dependencies:
npm audit
npm audit fixBefore deploying changes:
- No secrets in code or commits
-
.envfiles properly gitignored - All dependencies updated and audited
- User inputs validated and sanitized
- XSS protection in place
- HTTPS used for all external APIs
- GitHub Actions workflows secured
This security policy is reviewed and updated regularly. Last updated: 2025-11-28
For security concerns, contact the repository maintainer via GitHub.
We appreciate security researchers who responsibly disclose vulnerabilities. We commit to:
- Acknowledging your report within 48 hours
- Providing a timeline for fixes
- Crediting you in release notes (if desired)
- Keeping you informed throughout the process
Thank you for helping keep The Chronoscope secure! π