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SECURITY.md

Security Policy for Open Agentic 2.0

Open Agentic 2.0 is an audit-first, fail-closed framework.
We take security and integrity seriously and welcome responsible disclosure.

Supported versions

This project is still in Public Preview (v0.x).
Security issues are still important, but the API surface may change.

Version Supported
0.x ✅ Yes
< 0.x ❌ No

When in doubt, always report – we prefer one report too many over one too few.

How to report a vulnerability

If you think you found a security or integrity issue (for example):

  • audit chains that can be forged or broken without detection,
  • ways to bypass fail-closed behaviour or the policy/verifier,
  • leakage of sensitive data in logs, audits, or error messages,
  • unsafe defaults in plan.json, policy.yaml, or plugins.yaml,

please do not open a public Issue immediately.
Instead:

  1. Use GitHub’s private “Report a vulnerability” flow if available, or
  2. Contact the maintainer privately (for now):
    • GitHub profile: PAXECT-Interface
    • Or open a short Issue titled "Potential security issue (request for private contact)" without technical details.

We will:

  • acknowledge your report as quickly as we reasonably can,
  • discuss impact and possible fixes with you,
  • prepare a fix and coordinate a disclosure timeline if the issue is valid.

Non-security issues

Please use GitHub Issues (bug, enhancement, docs) for:

  • crashes without security impact,
  • CI failures,
  • documentation problems,
  • feature requests.

These are important, but they are not treated as security vulnerabilities.

Keys and secrets

Open Agentic 2.0 is designed so that real HMAC keys and secrets should never be committed to the repository.

  • Do not open pull requests that include real keys, tokens, or secrets.
  • If you accidentally commit a secret, rotate it immediately and open an Issue asking for help cleaning up the history if needed.

Thanks

Responsible disclosure helps keep the whole community safe.
Thank you for taking the time to report issues instead of exploiting them.

There aren’t any published security advisories