If you discover a security vulnerability in Stream-ETL, please DO NOT open a public issue.
Instead, please email us at: security@yourdomain.com
Include:
- Description of the vulnerability
- Steps to reproduce
- Potential impact
- Suggested fix (if known)
- Your contact information
We aim to:
- π’ Acknowledge receipt within 24 hours
- π‘ Provide initial assessment within 72 hours
- π΄ Release a fix within 1 week (for critical issues)
- β SQL injection vulnerabilities
- β Authentication/authorization flaws
- β Data exposure risks
- β Dependency vulnerabilities
- β Configuration security issues
- π Keep dependencies up-to-date
- π Use environment variables for secrets (never hardcoded)
- π Validate all external input
- π Use parameterized queries (no SQL injection)
- π Enable SSL/TLS for database connections
- π Review all pull requests for security issues
- π‘οΈ Keep Node.js and npm packages updated
- π‘οΈ Never commit
.envor credentials - π‘οΈ Use strong database passwords
- π‘οΈ Restrict S3 bucket access with IAM roles
- π‘οΈ Enable CloudWatch alarms for unusual activity
- π‘οΈ Review logs regularly
None currently. Check GitHub Security Advisories for our disclosure policy.
We use npm audit to scan for vulnerabilities:
npm audit
npm audit fix # Auto-fix when available- Security Email: security@yourdomain.com
- GPG Key: [If you have one, share here]
Thank you for helping keep Stream-ETL secure!