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#responsible disclosure

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Latest Signals (4)

The Lab · 2026-03-28 14:26:58 · GitHub Issues

1. Lernza's SECURITY.md Lacks Critical Contact, Blocking Private Vulnerability Reports

A critical oversight in Lernza's official security documentation is blocking private vulnerability reporting. The project's SECURITY.md file instructs researchers to "email the maintainers directly" but fails to provide any contact email address. This creates a direct path to public exposure of security flaws, as exter...

The Lab · 2026-03-28 16:27:01 · GitHub Issues

2. Critical Security Gap: AI Agent Framework Lacks Responsible Disclosure Policy for Shell Hook Attack Surface

A critical security audit has flagged a major vulnerability in a widely used AI agent framework: the complete absence of a formal responsible disclosure policy. The framework's architecture, which executes custom shell hooks on every agent tool call and writes directly to user filesystems, presents a significant attack...

The Lab · 2026-04-02 15:27:27 · GitHub Issues

3. GitHub Project Lacks Security Advisory Channel, Hinder Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure

A security researcher has publicly flagged a critical gap in a project's security infrastructure on GitHub, revealing that the absence of a designated Security Advisory page is blocking the responsible disclosure of identified vulnerabilities. This public callout on the project's issue tracker is not a routine bug repo...

The Lab · 2026-05-10 23:01:47 · GitHub Issues

4. Intercom Patches Buffer Overflow Vulnerability; Full Technical Details Withheld Pending PR Approval

A pull request addressing a buffer overflow vulnerability in Intercom has been submitted to the project's GitHub repository, with full technical details deliberately withheld until the fix is merged. The patch, referencing issue #14, flags a potential memory safety flaw that could be exploited under specific conditions...