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Security and verification

Nova Proxy carries traffic for people in high-censorship networks, so being able to trust the code is part of the product. This document explains how to verify what you run, and how to report a problem.

Verify that what you deploy is this source

  • worker.js in this repository is the complete, unminified source of the Worker. There is no separate build step, bundler, or obfuscation: the file you read is the file that runs.

  • Nova Proxy is self-hosted. When you use "Deploy to Cloudflare" or run wrangler deploy, Cloudflare deploys exactly the worker.js in your fork at that commit. You are never asked to trust a binary you cannot read.

  • Every push runs the Verify worker.js CI, which syntax-checks the file and publishes its SHA-256 in the run summary. To confirm a checkout is untampered:

    sha256sum worker.js   # compare with the hash in the matching CI run
  • The organization also keeps a central, credential-free verifier at IRNova/reproducible-builds, which cross-checks the hashes of Nova's public artifacts (this Worker and the installer site) from source.

Panel version pinning

The panel reports its version from version.json. A self-hosted instance only runs the code you deployed; it does not fetch or execute remote code at runtime.

Reporting a vulnerability

Please report security issues privately first, so users are not exposed before a fix ships:

  • Telegram: @irnova_proxy (DM the maintainers)
  • Or open a private security advisory on this repository (Security tab, "Report a vulnerability").

We aim to acknowledge reports quickly and to credit reporters who want it. We do not condone harassment of security researchers, and we ask the community not to pile onto anyone who reports an issue in good faith.