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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Supported Versions

Security fixes and updates are provided for the latest maintained version of DevLens.

Users are encouraged to keep dependencies and DevLens packages updated to the latest stable release.


Reporting a Vulnerability

Please do not publicly disclose security vulnerabilities.

If you discover a security issue, report it privately through:

opensource@nrshagor.com

Please include:

  • vulnerability description
  • reproduction steps
  • affected environment
  • possible impact
  • screenshots or logs if relevant

Providing clear reproduction details helps speed up investigation and resolution.


Response Policy

Security reports will be reviewed as quickly as possible.

The goal is to:

  • confirm the issue
  • investigate the impact
  • prepare a fix
  • release a patch when necessary
  • responsibly disclose the resolution if appropriate

Response times may vary depending on issue severity and maintainer availability.


Scope

Current DevLens scope includes:

  • React runtime integrations
  • Next.js integrations
  • browser monitoring systems
  • developer debugging utilities
  • network monitoring systems
  • performance monitoring systems

Runtime Safety Philosophy

DevLens is designed with lightweight runtime safety in mind.

Key goals include:

  • avoiding unnecessary production overhead
  • minimizing retained references
  • preventing memory leaks
  • limiting stored runtime data
  • keeping monitoring modular and isolated
  • avoiding deep runtime patching

DevLens intentionally prioritizes developer tooling safety and predictable runtime behavior.


Responsible Disclosure

Please avoid:

  • public zero-day disclosure
  • publishing exploit details before fixes are available
  • sharing private user data
  • intentionally testing vulnerabilities against third-party systems

Responsible disclosure helps protect the developer community using DevLens.


Third-Party Dependencies

DevLens relies on third-party open-source packages and browser APIs.

Security vulnerabilities originating from external dependencies may require updates from upstream maintainers before fixes can be released.

Users should regularly update dependencies in development environments.


Security Best Practices

Recommended best practices when using DevLens:

  • use the latest package versions
  • avoid exposing debugging tools publicly in production
  • review third-party integrations carefully
  • keep React and Next.js dependencies updated
  • use trusted package registries

Maintainer

Created and maintained by:

Noore Rabbi Shagor

There aren't any published security advisories