We take the security of community-collections seriously. This document outlines our security practices and how to report vulnerabilities.

Public disclosure can put users at risk. Please follow our responsible disclosure process.

Primary Method: Email us at security@amadeus.com

What to Include:

• Description of the vulnerability
• Steps to reproduce the issue
• Potential impact of the vulnerability
• Proof of concept (if available)
• Your contact information (for follow-up questions)

Email Subject: Security: community-collections - [Brief Description]

• Acknowledgment: Within 1 business day
• Initial Assessment: Within 3 business days
• Detailed Response: Within 7 business days
• Patch Release: As soon as feasible, based on severity

• Keep dependencies updated: Run npm update regularly
• Review content: Understand what prompts/instructions do before using
• Use trusted sources: Only install collections from trusted repositories
• Report suspicious content: If you notice harmful prompts, report them

• Validate all inputs: Use provided validation scripts
• Avoid sensitive data: Don't include passwords, API keys, or secrets
• Review dependencies: Check for known vulnerabilities in dependencies
• Follow secure coding practices: Use established security patterns

• Input validation: Be aware of potential prompt injection scenarios
• Output filtering: Consider what your prompts might generate
• Context isolation: Understand how prompts interact with user input

• Code review: Review generated code for security issues
• Testing: Test generated code in safe environments first
• Validation: Validate generated code before use

• No personal data: Don't include personal or sensitive information in prompts
• Compliance: Follow relevant data protection regulations
• Minimal data: Use only necessary data in prompts

• Input validation: All YAML and markdown files are validated
• Schema validation: JSON schemas enforce structure constraints
• Content scanning: Automated checks for common security issues
• Access control: Repository permissions control who can modify content

• Regular updates: Dependencies are updated regularly
• Vulnerability scanning: Automated scanning for known vulnerabilities
• Minimal dependencies: We limit dependencies to reduce attack surface
• Source verification: Dependencies are sourced from trusted repositories

• No sensitive information (passwords, keys, personal data)
• No malicious or harmful instructions
• Code examples are safe and follow best practices
• External links are to trusted sources
• Dependencies are secure and up-to-date

• Enable security advisories on GitHub
• Configure Dependabot alerts
• Regular security reviews of content
• Monitor for security-related issues
• Keep documentation updated

• Dependency scanning: Automated checks for known vulnerabilities
• Content analysis: Automated scanning for security issues
• Access logs: Monitoring of repository access patterns
• Issue tracking: Security-related issues are prioritized

• Regular security reviews: Quarterly security assessments
• Code reviews: Security-focused review of all changes
• Content audits: Periodic review of all published content
• Community feedback: Monitor community reports of issues

1. Assessment: Evaluate the severity and impact
2. Communication: Notify affected users if needed
3. Mitigation: Implement temporary fixes if needed
4. Resolution: Develop and test permanent fixes
5. Disclosure: Coordinate public disclosure if needed

• Email: security@amadeus.com
• Slack: #security-team (if available)
• GitHub: @security-lead

• Primary: security@amadeus.com
• Backup: Contact any Trusted Committer privately
• Emergency: security@amadeus.com

• Security advisories: Published on GitHub
• Release notes: Security fixes noted in releases
• Email notifications: For critical issues
• Slack announcements: For internal teams

• Assessment: Evaluate impact and urgency
• Development: Create and test fixes
• Release: Publish security updates
• Notification: Inform users of required actions

• OWASP Prompt Injection Prevention
• GitHub Security Best Practices
• npm Security Best Practices

• npm audit: Check for known vulnerabilities
• GitHub Dependabot: Automated dependency updates
• CodeQL: Code analysis for security issues
• Snyk: Security scanning for dependencies

We welcome security contributions:

• Report vulnerabilities responsibly
• Suggest improvements to our security practices
• Submit security-focused pull requests
• Participate in security discussions

Thank you for helping keep community-collections secure! 🛡️