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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Mobi is a public reference architecture repository. If you believe you have found a real security vulnerability in the code, examples, or documented patterns here, please report it responsibly.

Reporting A Vulnerability

  • Do not open a public issue with exploit details, secrets, or a full reproduction for a sensitive vulnerability.
  • Prefer GitHub's private vulnerability reporting features if they are enabled for this repository.
  • If private vulnerability reporting is not available yet, do not disclose the details publicly. Wait for maintainers to publish a dedicated private reporting path.

What To Report

Useful reports usually involve one or more of these:

  • a vulnerability in committed code
  • an insecure default or example that could realistically mislead adopters
  • exposed credentials, tokens, keys, or other sensitive material in the repo
  • documentation that recommends a materially unsafe practice

Lower-priority reports usually include:

  • purely theoretical concerns with no realistic exploit path
  • general architecture disagreements framed as security issues
  • vulnerabilities that exist only in a consumer's unrelated downstream changes

What To Include

When reporting a vulnerability, include:

  • the affected file, component, or documented pattern
  • the impact you believe it has
  • the conditions required to exploit it
  • a minimal reproduction or proof of concept when safe to share privately
  • any suggested mitigation if you already have one

Expectations

  • Maintainers may need time to validate whether the report applies to this repository or only to a downstream implementation.
  • Because Mobi is a reference architecture repository, some findings may lead to documentation changes, example hardening, or explicit warnings rather than a traditional product-style patch release.
  • A more formal private reporting path should be added as the public repo matures.

There aren’t any published security advisories