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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Reporting a vulnerability

Do not open a public issue for security vulnerabilities. Open issues are visible to everyone — for anything that affects the safety of users, contact us privately first.

Preferred: GitHub Private Vulnerability Reporting

Go to the Security tab and click Report a vulnerability. This creates a private channel between you and the maintainers; nothing is visible publicly until we agree on a disclosure.

Backup: DM on X

If the GitHub flow doesn't work for you, DM @StableBoyPF with the words "security report" and we'll move the conversation to a private channel.

What's in scope

  • API key leaks in git history, build artifacts, or environment variables exposed to the client
  • Scoring manipulation vectors that let an attacker artificially inflate or deflate a wallet's score
  • Cross-site issues in the receipt page (XSS, CSRF, etc.) — particularly because we accept arbitrary wallet addresses in the URL
  • Server-side vulnerabilities in /api/score, /api/accumulate-tags, or the /w/<addr> server component
  • Supabase RLS bypasses or service-key exposure in the bundled client code
  • Open-redirect or SSRF in the OG image or badge SVG renderers

What's out of scope

  • Score values you disagree with. The score is a heuristic; use the Score Disagreement issue template instead.
  • Rate-limit complaints. GMGN's 1 req/s ceiling is a fact of the dependency, not a vulnerability.
  • Outdated dependencies without an exploitable path — Dependabot handles those automatically. Open a security report only if you have a working PoC.
  • Self-XSS or other attacks that require an attacker to first compromise the victim's browser.

Response expectations

This is a small project. We'll acknowledge a report within ~3 business days and aim to ship a fix or mitigation within 14 days for high-severity issues. Low-severity reports may be tracked in a public issue once disclosure is coordinated.

Coordinated disclosure

If you give us a chance to ship a fix before going public, we'll credit you (with your permission) in the release notes. We won't pursue legal action against good-faith researchers.

Past issues

None disclosed yet.

There aren't any published security advisories