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# Security Policy
## Report a Vulnerability
1. Open a Github Private Vulnerability Report for "Wravoc" using the "Security" Tab on the home page of the repository following [best practices](https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/security-advisories/guidance-on-reporting-and-writing/best-practices-for-writing-repository-security-advisories). Click **Report a vulnerability** to open the advisory form.
2. If you believe this vulnerability is severe or wish to send files please email [elias@quadhelion.engineering](mailto:elias@quadhelion.engineering) expecting a reply within 48 hours.
## How to report a vulnerability
Please include:
* Your Operating System details including:
* Who was file system owner of the Software
* What were the file system permissions on the Software
* What networking processes had access to that file
* What command was used to Execute the Software
* Where the Software was located when it was Executed
* Your Python Environment Details including:
* PDB output
* `python3 -m pdb authlog-threats.py`
* What modules were loaded at the time the Software was Executed
* ```
import sys
import pprint
# pretty print loaded modules
pprint.pprint(sys.modules)
```
* Version
* Automations
* Including automatic Python repository, pip, or relevant software updating
* Other Python scripts that had access to the Software
* What customizations you used in the Software
* Thorough details of vulnerability exploit
* What process was used to prove the exploit
* What files were touched
* Relevant shell history during the process
* Relevant sections of logs detailing this outcome
* Screenshots of all the above
* The hash and file size of the Software
## Confidentiality
Do not publically post information on how to utilize the vulnerability or details which others may find able to utilize the vulnerablity.