Review and customize SECURITY.md from PR #11 (tag 12345678)#13
Review and customize SECURITY.md from PR #11 (tag 12345678)#13
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Co-authored-by: artsploit <44605151+artsploit@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: artsploit <44605151+artsploit@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: artsploit <44605151+artsploit@users.noreply.github.com>
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Could you remove .idea from here please? Its not needed.
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Done. Removed .idea/* from .gitignore in commit 2bb5696.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds a comprehensive SECURITY.md file to the yaml-payload security research tool repository, replacing generic GitHub template content with project-specific security policies and guidelines. The file establishes clear ethical use guidelines, responsible disclosure practices, and disclaimers appropriate for a security research tool.
- Added detailed security policy with ethical use guidelines for the yaml-payload tool
- Included responsible disclosure procedures with both public and private reporting options
- Established clear disclaimers and supported/unsupported use cases for the security research tool
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Summary
Successfully reviewed PR #11 (tag: 12345678) and created an appropriate SECURITY.md file for this security research tool repository. The new file replaces the generic GitHub template with content specifically tailored for the yaml-payload project, including ethical use guidelines, responsible disclosure practices, and clear disclaimers.
Updated .gitignore to exclude .class files and removed .idea/* as requested.
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Fixes #12
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