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# Security Policy | ||
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## Introduction | ||
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Security researchers are essential in identifying vulnerabilities that may impact the Sei ecosystem. If you have discovered a security vulnerability in the Sei chain or any repository managed by Sei, we encourage you to notify us using one of the methods outlined below. | ||
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### Guidelines for Responsible Vulnerability Testing and Reporting | ||
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1. **Refrain from testing vulnerabilities on our publicly accessible environments**, including but not limited to: | ||
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- Sei mainnet `pacific-1` | ||
- Sei frontend | ||
- Sei public testnets | ||
- Sei testnet frontend | ||
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2. **Avoid reporting security vulnerabilities through public channels, including GitHub issues** | ||
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To privately report a security vulnerability, please choose one of the following options: | ||
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### 1. Email | ||
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Send your detailed vulnerability report to `protocol-eng@seinetwork.io`. | ||
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### 2. GitHub Private Vulnerability Reporting | ||
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Utilize [GitHub's Private Vulnerability Reporting](https://github.com/sei-protocol/sei-chain/security/advisories/new) for confidential disclosure. | ||
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## Submit Vulnerability Report | ||
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When reporting a vulnerability through either method, please include the following details to aid in our assessment: | ||
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- Type of vulnerability | ||
- Description of the vulnerability | ||
- Steps to reproduce the issue | ||
- Impact of the issue | ||
- Explanation on how an attacker could exploit it | ||
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## Vulnerability Disclosure Process | ||
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1. **Initial Report**: Submit the vulnerability via one of the above channels. | ||
2. **Confirmation**: We will confirm receipt of your report within 48 hours. | ||
3. **Assessment**: Our security team will evaluate the vulnerability and inform you of its severity and the estimated time frame for resolution. | ||
4. **Resolution**: Once fixed, you will be contacted to verify the solution. | ||
5. **Public Disclosure**: Details of the vulnerability may be publicly disclosed after ensuring it poses no further risk. | ||
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During the vulnerability disclosure process, we ask security researchers to keep vulnerabilities and communications around vulnerability submissions private and confidential until a patch is developed. Should a security issue require a network upgrade, additional time may be needed to raise a governance proposal and complete the upgrade. | ||
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During this time: | ||
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- Avoid exploiting any vulnerabilities you discover. | ||
- Demonstrate good faith by not disrupting or degrading Sei's services. | ||
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## Feature request | ||
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For a feature request, e.g. module inclusion, please make a GitHub issue. Clearly state your use case and what value it will bring to other users or developers on Sei. | ||
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## Severity Characterization | ||
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| Severity | Description | | ||
| ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | ||
| **CRITICAL** | Immediate threat to critical systems (e.g., chain halts, funds at risk) | | ||
| **HIGH** | Significant impact on major functionality | | ||
| **MEDIUM** | Impacts minor features or exposes non-sensitive data | | ||
| **LOW** | Minimal impact | | ||
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## Feedback on this Policy | ||
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For recommendations on how to improve this policy, either submit a pull request or email `protocol-eng@seinetwork.io`. |
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