⚠️ Note: GitCord is in early development. Many features are experimental or incomplete. Use only in controlled environments until a stable release is announced.

If you discover a security vulnerability in GitCord, we strongly encourage responsible disclosure. Please follow the process below:

• Email the core maintainer directly at security@allthingslinux.org
• Do not open a public issue. This helps us address vulnerabilities before they're exploited.
• Include:
  • A detailed description of the issue
  • Steps to reproduce
  • The potential impact
  • Suggested fixes or mitigation (if any)

We aim to acknowledge all reports within 72 hours and resolve verified issues within 7–14 days, depending on severity.

• The team will validate the vulnerability.
• If accepted, we’ll prioritize a fix and publish an update.
• Security reporters will be credited in release notes unless anonymity is requested.
• Low-risk or non-critical issues may be queued for a later release.

As of now, the following parts of GitCord are not secure and should not be used in production:

• !fetchurl: Accepts unvalidated URLs and renders raw HTML
• Commands accessible to any server member
• Lack of permission validation and input sanitization

Until a secure permission and validation system is implemented, do not deploy GitCord in public or untrusted servers.

When a secure, production-ready built is ready, a large notice will be present in the repo's README

Thank you for keeping GitCord safe!