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Note
SYSTEM STATUS: ✅ ONLINE
SECURITY MODE: responsible_disclosure
SIGNAL ROUTE: private_first
THEME PACK: holo-ui / starfield / corridor-console (visual only)
LAST SCAN: always_now()
CLEARANCE: REPORTER | MAINTAINER
🧭 Navigation Computer (Jump Points)
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SIGNAL DISCIPLINE • CLEAN REPRO • CALM FIXES
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This repository is an experimental traffic/noise project. It is not a stealth cloak, an anti-tracking guarantee, or an anonymity system.
Security reports are welcome when they identify real technical risk beyond documented behavior.
Important
Security disclosures are for bugs + unintended risk (things that can compromise systems or data),
not debates about what the project should be.
Tip
If you're unsure, report anyway — include impact + reproduction steps and we’ll triage calmly.
- Remote Code Execution (RCE)
- Command injection / shell injection
- Arbitrary file read/write
- SSRF (Server-Side Request Forgery)
- Credential leakage (tokens, secrets, logs)
- Dependency vulnerabilities with reachable impact
- Unsafe defaults that can reasonably cause compromise outside stated scope
- Denial-of-service risks beyond what is documented
- Unexpected privilege escalation
- Vulnerable interactions between configuration + runtime behavior
- Threat-model arguments (“this doesn’t defeat X”)
- Opinion battles, social conflict, “security theater” debates
- Feature requests framed as vulnerabilities
- Automated scanner output with no proof of reachability/impact
Note
Security = unintended technical risk
Disagreement = documentation conversation
- Go to the repository Security tab → Advisories → New draft advisory
- Include a minimal reproduction + impact statement
- Send privately
If advisories are unavailable, use the maintainer’s contact methods listed on the profile.
Caution
Please do not publish a zero-day in a public issue, forum post, or social thread.
Private-first gives us the best chance to fix quickly and coordinate disclosure cleanly.
📨 Report Template (click to expand)
Title:
Severity (your estimate):
Affected component(s):
Environment (OS, Python version, install method):
Version/commit hash:
Summary:
(1–3 sentences)
Impact:
(what could an attacker do?)
Reproduction steps:
1)
2)
3)
Expected behavior:
Actual behavior:
Proof-of-concept (safe, minimal):
Logs / screenshots:
Suggested fix (optional):
- Minimal reproduction beats long narratives
- Include exact versions (Python + OS + commit hash)
- Prefer sanitized logs (remove tokens/secrets)
- If the issue is in a dependency, show how it’s reachable here
| Phase | What happens | Target |
|---|---|---|
| ✅ Acknowledgement | We confirm receipt | 24–72 hours |
| 🔎 Triage | Repro + severity classification | 3–7 days |
| 🛠️ Fix/Mitigation | Patch, workaround, release note | 7–21 days |
| 📣 Disclosure | Coordinated public note (if needed) | after patch |
Note
These are targets, not guarantees. Complexity varies.
Clear reproduction steps significantly reduce turnaround.
🗂️ Expanded Out-of-Scope Panel
- “This won’t stop advanced adversaries” claims
- “Noise helps/hurts” philosophical debates
- Requests for stealth/offensive enhancements
- “Scanner found X” without reachability proof
- Vulnerabilities only present in forks/modified environments unless you show upstream trigger
Warning
Do not use this project to target, stress, harass, or degrade systems you do not own or have explicit permission to test.
This repo is not built for abuse. If your plan involves aiming traffic at specific third-party services, reconsider.
Misuse is a user choice, not a supported feature.
Valid reports disclosed responsibly can receive credit.
- Want credit? Include your preferred name/handle.
- Want anonymity? Say so — no questions asked.
Note
Credit is for actionable security findings: reproducible + impact + responsible channel.
- Keep dependencies updated (
pip-audit,pip list --outdated) - Run with least privilege (avoid admin/root)
- Use venv/pipx isolation
- Avoid storing secrets in
.envthat can leak into logs - Review PRs as untrusted input
- Validate config/targets where applicable
- Confirm the issue reproduces on a clean install
- Provide minimal PoC (safe + non-weaponized)
- State assumptions (local access? network access? privileges?)
- Include commit hash and runtime environment details
- Remove secrets from logs/screenshots
Is “this doesn’t defeat tracking” a vulnerability?
No. That’s a threat-model/design discussion. Security issues are unintended technical risks beyond documented behavior.
Can I disclose publicly after reporting?
Please wait for coordinated disclosure after a fix/mitigation is available.
Do you accept scanner output?
Yes, if it includes proof of reachability and impact. Raw scanner dumps alone usually aren’t actionable.
Do I need to be 100% sure it’s a vulnerability?
No. If you can reproduce something suspicious and explain impact, report it privately and we’ll triage.
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║ SIGNAL > NOISE ║
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║ Calm reports. Clean repro. Fast patches. ║
║ Private-first routing prevents unnecessary blast radius. ║
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May your reports be precise, your logs readable, and your entropy intentional.