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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Supported Versions

We actively support and provide security updates for the following versions of Pulse UI:

Version Supported
1.x.x
0.x.x

Reporting a Vulnerability

The security of Pulse UI is taken seriously. If you discover a security vulnerability, please report it by sending an email to:

tskv.0411@gmail.com

Please include the following information:

  • A description of the vulnerability
  • Steps to reproduce the issue
  • Potential impact of the vulnerability
  • Any proposed solutions (if available)

What to expect:

  • Response Time: You will receive an acknowledgment within 48 hours
  • Investigation: We will investigate and assess the vulnerability
  • Resolution: Critical vulnerabilities will be addressed within 7 days
  • Disclosure: Security advisories will be published after fixes are available

Security Considerations

Client-Side Security

Pulse UI is a client-side library. When using our components:

  • Always validate and sanitize user inputs
  • Be cautious with dynamic content rendering
  • Follow React security best practices
  • Use HTTPS in production environments

Dependencies

We regularly:

  • Monitor dependencies for known vulnerabilities
  • Update dependencies to secure versions
  • Use automated security scanning tools
  • Minimize the dependency footprint

Accessibility & Security

Our accessibility features are designed with security in mind:

  • ARIA attributes are properly escaped
  • Focus management prevents focus trapping attacks
  • Screen reader announcements are sanitized

Best Practices for Users

When using Pulse UI in your applications:

  1. Keep Updated: Always use the latest stable version
  2. Audit Dependencies: Regularly audit your project dependencies
  3. Content Security Policy: Implement appropriate CSP headers
  4. Input Validation: Validate all user inputs before passing to components
  5. HTTPS: Always serve your application over HTTPS

Security Features

Pulse UI includes several security considerations:

  • XSS Prevention: Components properly escape dynamic content
  • Safe Defaults: Secure configurations are the default
  • No Eval: No use of eval() or similar dangerous functions
  • Minimal Attack Surface: Headless architecture reduces attack vectors

Responsible Disclosure

We practice responsible disclosure and request that security researchers:

  • Allow reasonable time for investigation and patching
  • Do not publicly disclose vulnerabilities until patches are available
  • Provide clear steps for reproduction
  • Work with us to minimize user impact

Recognition

We appreciate security researchers who help keep Pulse UI safe. With your permission, we will:

  • Credit you in our security advisories

Thank you for helping keep Pulse UI and its users safe!

There aren’t any published security advisories