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Security Policy

Supported Versions

Version Status
3.x ✅ Supported
2.9.x Critical fixes only
2.8.x and below Unsupported

Reporting a Vulnerability

Do not report vulnerabilities through public issues.

Preferred channel

  • GitHub Security Advisories (private report)

Email fallback

Vulnerability Disclosure SLA

  1. Acknowledgement: within 24 hours.
  2. Triage + severity classification: within 72 hours.
  3. Remediation plan: within 7 calendar days.
  4. Patch target windows:
    • Critical: 1-7 days
    • High: 7-14 days
    • Medium: 30 days
    • Low: 60+ days or bundled release
  5. Coordinated disclosure: default 90 days max, earlier when patch ships.

If active exploitation is confirmed, emergency release and disclosure are accelerated.

Scope

In scope:

  • CLI command and subprocess security boundaries
  • SSH, credential, vault, and secret handling
  • MCP and gateway authentication/authorization flows
  • Configuration parsing and privilege-sensitive operations

Out of scope:

  • Social engineering
  • Physical host compromise
  • Vulnerabilities in third-party services with no NAVIG defect

Security Release Process

For a confirmed issue:

  1. Reproduce and document impact.
  2. Patch with tests.
  3. Run security + regression checks.
  4. Publish fixed version + advisory.
  5. Notify users and update changelog.

Third-Party Dependency Advisories

  • requirements.lock is the canonical committed Python lockfile for this repo. Auxiliary lockfiles that duplicate the same dependency graph should not be kept in sync in parallel.
  • If an upstream package has no published fixed release yet, keep the dependency surface minimal, document the constraint, and remove duplicate lockfile noise until a real patched version is available.
  • Archived or reference-only subtrees should be excluded from active dependency graphs whenever possible so security tooling reflects shipped surfaces.

Security Contact

Last updated: 2026-07-18

There aren't any published security advisories