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@n2ygk I have added you to the security mailing list and also updated the PR with more details. Ready for review again. |
@n2ygk Could you have a look again at this PR? Thanks. |
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Description of the Change
We did not have any security issues in the past but there might be so I think it is important to have a security policy so users know how to report such with fully disclosing it in a GitHub issue. After all DJA exposes APIs which could be publicly exposed.
I've copied the policy from Django REST Framework and adjusted it. I recommend to read following guide which describes how security vulnerabilities are best addressed.
One question remains though is what means do we wanna use to privately communicate with us? Github has Security Advisories which I recommend we use. But only a admin can create security advisories. Currently as it seems GitHub does not provide a way for the initial communication.
DRF uses googlegroups for this. Not my favorite but do not see a alternatives. Or are there any other suggestions?
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CHANGELOG.md
updated (only for user relevant changes)AUTHORS