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Security Policy for M3S (Modular Multi-chain Suite)

The M3S project team, led by Change TheBlock, takes the security and integrity of our modular framework and its core packages seriously. We appreciate the efforts of the community and security researchers to practice Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure (CVD).

Reporting a Vulnerability (Primary Method)

To ensure the vulnerability remains confidential and is fixed promptly, DO NOT open a public issue.

Please report all security vulnerabilities using the private GitHub Security Advisory feature. This directs your report exclusively to the project maintainers (Ángela Herrador and Gunner Andersen Gil).

🔗 Reportar una Vulnerabilidad Privada: Haga clic aquí para reportar una vulnerabilidad The maintainers will acknowledge your report within 48 hours and keep you informed of the progress toward a fix and public announcement.


📧 Alternative Contact for Sensitive Reports

If the GitHub Advisory is unavailable or you need to provide sensitive information outside of the platform (e.g., as a core collaborator), you may contact us privately:

Email: m3s@changetheblock.com

Disclosure Policy

We follow a Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure (CVD) process:

  1. Private Fix: The vulnerability is confirmed, and a fix is developed privately in an embargoed branch.
  2. Patch Release: Once the fix is ready, a new version of the affected M3S packages is prepared for release on NPM.
  3. Public Disclosure: The fix is released, and the vulnerability details are published via a GitHub Security Advisory simultaneously.

Supported Versions

Security patches will only be applied to the latest major version (currently v1.0.0 and above) and the corresponding latest minor release of all M3S packages.

Third-Party Dependencies (NPM)

If the vulnerability is found in a library that M3S depends on (a third-party NPM module), please report it directly to the maintainers of that module. For general reports concerning the NPM ecosystem, you can use the npm contact form by selecting "I'm reporting a security vulnerability."