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# Security Policy
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Ladybird is unreleased software still in early development, and so bugs and vulnerabilities in its code can be safely
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disclosed publicly. The preference is to report security issues as [GitHub issues](https://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird/issues/new?template=bug_report.yml).
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However, private vulnerability reporting is also enabled on the repository. If you find a security issue in Ladybird,
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or in another web browser that you believe affects Ladybird, you may report it privately to the maintainers
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using the [process outlined in GitHub documentation](https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/security-advisories/working-with-repository-security-advisories/creating-a-repository-security-advisory).
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Issues reported and accepted through the private reporting process will be disclosed publicly once they are resolved,
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and given a security advisory identifier. The maintainers may include regular contributors in the disposition and resolution
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process as their expertise requires. Researchers who report security issues privately will be credited in the advisory.
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The maintainers reserve the right to reject reports that are not security issues, or that are not in the scope of Ladybird.
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For issues that are determined to not be security issues, please report them as a [GitHub issue](https://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird/issues/new?template=bug_report.yml)
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instead. If you choose not to re-report the issue as a generic issue, the maintainers may do so themselves.
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Ladybird does not offer bug bounties for security issues at this time.
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If your issue was found using a fuzzer, please check [oss-fuzz](https://bugs.chromium.org/p/oss-fuzz/issues/list?q=label:Proj-serenity) first to see if it has already been recorded.
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## Scope of Security Issues
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Many security features of the web platform are not yet implemented in Ladybird. Security reports regarding
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incomplete features may be redirected to regular issues. The following are examples of issues that are not in scope
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at this time:
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- Cross-site request forgery
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- Cross-site scripting
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- Content Security Policy violations
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- Cross-origin iframe sandboxing
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The maintainers reserve the right to modify this list as the project matures and as security issues are reported.
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Significant portions of the browser depend on third party libraries. Examples include image decoding, video decoding,
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internationalization, and 2D graphics. Security issues in these libraries should be reported to the maintainers of the
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respective libraries. The maintainers of Ladybird will work with the maintainers of these libraries to resolve the issue.
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If a security issue relates more to the integration of the library into Ladybird, it should be reported via the same
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methods as other security issues.
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## Responsible Disclosure
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The maintainers of Ladybird will work with security researchers to resolve security issues in a timely manner. A default
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30-day disclosure timeline is in place for all security issues, but this may be extended if the maintainers and the reporter
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agree that more time is needed to resolve the issue. The maintainers will keep the reporter informed of progress and
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resolution steps throughout the process.
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In the case that a security issue is also reported to other browser vendors or OSS projects, the maintainers will work
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with the longest disclosure timeline to ensure that all parties have sufficient time to resolve the issue.
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