This repository contains a JSON Schema specification only. There is no runtime code, no server, and no deployable artifact. Security-relevant defects are limited to schema design issues that could cause harm if a naive implementation follows the schema literally — for example:
- An identifier or reference field that should be hashed or pseudonymised before storage but is not marked as such in the schema description or documentation.
- A field whose
examplesordefaultvalue contains real or realistic PII (names, email addresses, device fingerprints, IP addresses). - A required field that inadvertently forces callers to log sensitive data in plaintext.
Out of scope: vulnerabilities in third-party tools (e.g. ajv), issues in
consumer implementations that wire this schema into their own pipelines, or
general JSON Schema validator bugs. Report those to the respective upstream
projects.
Use GitHub Security Advisories for this repository:
- Navigate to
https://github.com/jonathan-kellerai/agentic-telemetry-spec/security/advisories/new - Describe the schema field or design pattern that creates the risk.
- Include a concrete example of how a naive implementation would expose PII or leak sensitive data if it followed the schema as written.
- Suggest a remediation if you have one (e.g. adding a
"format": "uuid"constraint, updating the field description to require hashing, redacting an example value).
Do not open a public GitHub Issue for security reports — use the private advisory channel above.
- Acknowledgement within 5 business days.
- Assessment (in-scope / out-of-scope, severity) within 14 calendar days.
- Schema patch or documented mitigation within 30 calendar days for confirmed in-scope findings.
Reporters who responsibly disclose valid findings will be credited in the
CHANGELOG.md entry for the fixing release, unless they prefer to remain
anonymous.