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Security: zcj-ui/sub2api-plus

SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Release Maturity

The 0.2.x series is a technical preview and has not completed independent security, load, or disaster-recovery qualification. Do not expose it as a production service or use live high-value credentials while evaluating it. This operational warning does not change the repository's LGPL-3.0-or-later license. Review DISCLAIMER.md and the complete operational notice.

Passing CI, dependency scans, focused tests, or a maintainer review does not establish that a deployment is hardened. Operators must independently validate authentication, authorization, proxy egress, secret storage, log redaction, trusted-forwarding headers, database and Redis exposure, backups, restoration, monitoring, rate limits, and incident shutdown procedures. Example deployments and default settings are evaluation fixtures.

Supported Versions

Security fixes target the latest stable release and the current dev branch. Upgrade older deployments before requesting support.

“Supported” in this policy identifies branches that receive repository security fixes. It is not a promise of uptime, response time, long-term support, data recovery, upstream-account recovery, production suitability, or compatibility with every relay and model provider.

Reporting

Use GitHub's private vulnerability reporting for zcj-ui/sub2api-plus. Do not open a public Issue containing an exploitable vulnerability, API key, OAuth token, account export, proxy credential, database dump, or production log.

Include:

  • affected version and commit;
  • deployment mode and operating system;
  • minimal reproduction with synthetic data;
  • expected and observed behavior;
  • impact and any temporary mitigation.

Operational Scope

Credential rotation, proxy ownership, upstream account policy, TLS termination, database access, backups, and administrator authentication remain the deployment operator's responsibility. See deploy/EDGE_SECURITY.md.

There aren't any published security advisories