This document outlines the security measures and best practices implemented in the mikrus CLI tool.
- All user inputs are validated and sanitized
- Model names must follow strict naming conventions
- File paths are validated to prevent directory traversal attacks
- Generated files are restricted to the project directory
- Path traversal protection prevents writing outside allowed locations
- File existence checks prevent accidental overwrites
- Automated vulnerability scanning in CI/CD pipeline
- Package overrides for vulnerable dependencies
- Regular dependency updates and security audits
- Dependency integrity verification
- License compliance checking
- Automated security scanning for all dependencies
- Minimal Attack Surface: Simplified 4-workflow architecture reduces potential attack vectors
- Workflow Architecture: Main CI pipeline + comprehensive security audit + release + dependabot automation
- Native GitHub Integration: Leverages GitHub's native branch auto-deletion for better security
- Workflow Isolation: Each workflow has minimal, specific permissions and dependencies
- Daily Security Scanning: Automated security audit runs daily at 2:00 UTC
- Resource Protection: Reduced workflow complexity prevents resource exhaustion attacks
- Security-First Releases: All releases require successful CI and security validation before publishing
- Provenance Verification: NPM packages published with cryptographic provenance for supply chain integrity
- Branch Protection: 7 required status checks including comprehensive security validation
- Keep Updated: Always use the latest version of mikrus
- Validate Inputs: Be cautious with model names and file paths
- Secure Environment: Use mikrus in trusted development environments
- Review Generated Code: Always review generated files before use
- Input Validation: All user inputs must be validated
- Path Security: Use secure path handling for file operations
- Error Handling: Implement secure error handling without information disclosure
- Code Review: All changes require security review
- Path Traversal: Malicious file paths could write outside the project directory
- Code Injection: Template injection through unsanitized inputs
- Supply Chain: Vulnerable dependencies could introduce security risks
- Information Disclosure: Error messages could reveal sensitive information
- Input Sanitization: All inputs are validated and sanitized
- Path Validation: File paths are restricted to project directories
- Dependency Scanning: Automated vulnerability scanning and updates
- Secure Error Handling: Generic error messages without sensitive details
- Use GitHub Security Advisories for vulnerability reports
- Email maintainers for sensitive issues
- Provide detailed reproduction steps
- Acknowledgment: Within 24 hours
- Assessment: Initial analysis within 72 hours
- Fix Development: Priority based on severity
- Release: Security patches released immediately
- Communication: Security advisories published
- Dependency vulnerability scanning (daily via comprehensive-security-audit.yml)
- Secret detection in source code (integrated with GitHub native secret scanning)
- License compliance checking (validates all dependencies and licenses)
- Supply chain security validation (package integrity verification)
- CI/CD workflow security validation (all workflows use SHA-pinned actions)
- Branch protection rule compliance (7 required status checks on main branch)
- Snyk vulnerability scanning (integrated into comprehensive security audit)
- Input validation testing
- Path traversal testing
- Template injection testing
- Error handling validation
- Follow OWASP Top 10 security guidelines
- Implement secure coding practices
- Regular security assessments
- Security policy maintained in SECURITY.md
- Security advisories for all vulnerabilities
- Regular security audit reports
For security questions or concerns:
- GitHub Issues: https://github.com/gander-tools/mikrus/issues
- Security Advisories: https://github.com/gander-tools/mikrus/security/advisories
- Maintainers: Via GitHub discussions
Last Updated: 2025-08-25
Repository: https://github.com/gander-tools/mikrus