Security is a fundamental priority for Probable-Octo-Palm-Tree.
This project focuses on:
- Real-time telemetry analysis
- Browser security monitoring
- Threat attribution
- Infrastructure intelligence
- Behavioral analysis
- Defensive cybersecurity research
We encourage responsible vulnerability disclosure and appreciate security researchers who help improve the platform responsibly.
The following versions currently receive security updates and maintenance.
| Version | Supported |
|---|---|
| Latest Main Branch | ✅ |
| Development Builds | |
| Older Releases | ❌ |
Users are strongly encouraged to use the latest stable version of the project.
If you discover a security vulnerability, please report it responsibly and privately.
- Open a public GitHub issue for security vulnerabilities
- Publicly disclose exploit details before remediation
- Share proof-of-concept attacks affecting active users
- Attempt unauthorized access to systems or infrastructure
Please include the following information:
- Vulnerability description
- Affected module/component
- Steps to reproduce
- Potential impact
- Screenshots or logs (if applicable)
- Suggested mitigation (optional)
Clear and detailed reports help accelerate investigation and remediation.
Security vulnerabilities should be reported through:
- GitHub Security Advisories
- Repository maintainers
- Approved private communication channels
The project aims to follow responsible disclosure timelines.
| Stage | Estimated Response Time |
|---|---|
| Initial Acknowledgement | Within 72 Hours |
| Verification | Within 7 Days |
| Patch Development | Based on Severity |
| Public Disclosure | After Remediation |
Complex vulnerabilities may require additional investigation time.
The following systems are considered in scope:
- Web request monitoring
- Download scanning
- DOM inspection
- Session monitoring
- Telemetry collection
- REST endpoints
- WebSocket communication
- Authentication systems
- Database operations
- Telemetry ingestion
- Real-time visualization
- Frontend security
- Dynamic rendering
- Session handling
- Packet monitoring
- System telemetry
- Process mapping
- Local communication modules
- Threat classification
- Risk scoring
- Infrastructure attribution
- Behavioral analysis
The following are generally considered out of scope unless they demonstrate significant real-world impact:
- Clickjacking on non-sensitive pages
- Self-XSS without privilege escalation
- Denial-of-service using unrealistic traffic volumes
- Missing security headers without exploitability
- Vulnerabilities requiring physical access
- Social engineering attacks
Contributors must:
- Never commit secrets or API keys
- Never expose sensitive telemetry
- Validate external inputs
- Follow secure coding practices
- Use environment variables for secrets
- Avoid hardcoded credentials
Contributors should:
- Keep dependencies updated
- Avoid vulnerable packages
- Review third-party libraries before inclusion
- Monitor known CVEs affecting dependencies
This project is intended strictly for:
- Defensive cybersecurity research
- Educational purposes
- Threat monitoring
- Authorized security analysis
The platform must NOT be used for:
- Unauthorized surveillance
- Illegal interception
- Malicious exploitation
- Unauthorized access attempts
Users are responsible for ensuring lawful and ethical usage.
Verified vulnerabilities may be disclosed publicly only after:
- Remediation is completed
- Patches are available
- Risk assessment is finalized
- Coordinated disclosure timelines are completed
The maintainers reserve the right to coordinate disclosure timing responsibly.
We appreciate responsible security researchers and contributors who help improve the security, reliability, and integrity of the platform.
Your contributions help strengthen defensive cybersecurity research and monitoring capabilities.