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Security Policy

Reporting a vulnerability

Please report security issues privately, through GitHub's private vulnerability reporting:

Report a vulnerability

That form is private between you and the maintainers until a fix is published. Please do not open a public issue, and please do not post details in a pull request — a public description is a working exploit for everyone still on the affected version.

If the form is unavailable to you for any reason, open an issue saying only that you have something to report, with no detail, and you will be contacted for the rest.

What to include

Whatever you have. A short description of the impact is more useful than a complete write-up, and a rough reproduction is more useful than a polished one:

  • What an attacker can do, in one sentence
  • The component or command involved, and the WireKit version
  • Steps or a snippet that shows it happening

You will get an acknowledgement that a human has read it. If the report turns out not to be a vulnerability, you will be told why rather than left waiting.

Scope

WireKit renders markup and ships JavaScript that runs in your users' browsers, so the reports that matter most are:

  • Markup a developer's data can escape. A prop or slot whose value reaches the page unescaped, so content from a database or a form becomes HTML.
  • JavaScript that evaluates what it should only read. A component that treats an attribute as an expression, or a payload path where a string becomes code.
  • A component that leaks between users. State that survives where it should not — a cached render, a shared identifier, a token in markup.
  • A published artifact that carries more than it should. The distributed package and the machine-readable manifests are meant to contain nothing but public content.

Out of scope, because they describe the application rather than this library: a missing Content-Security-Policy in your own app, a dependency's advisory that WireKit does not reach (report it upstream), and anything requiring an attacker to already control your server.

Supported versions

Fixes land on the current minor release. WireKit follows semantic versioning, so a security fix arrives as a patch you can take without changing any of your own code.

Older minors do not receive backports. If you are on one and cannot upgrade, say so in your report — the constraint is worth knowing and may change the answer.

There aren't any published security advisories