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This document is a working draft, pending final legal review — the substance reflects how the platform operates today.

Vulnerability Disclosure Policy (VDP) — Laruna

Version 1.0 · Effective:      Jul 2026 · Owner: Laruna Director · Review: annually. Closes cross-check gap #6 (a security@ address existed, but no structured channel/policy). This is the human-readable policy; the machine-readable /.well-known/security.txt and repo SECURITY.md point here. Inbound reports route into the incident system (auto-open a record).

1 · Our commitment

We welcome reports of security vulnerabilities and treat the people who send them as allies. We commit to acknowledge, investigate, keep you updated, and fix confirmed issues promptly — and to not pursue legal action against good-faith researchers who follow this policy.

2 · How to report

3 · What we promise (response targets)

StageTarget
Acknowledge your reportwithin 2 business days
Initial assessment + severitywithin 5 business days
Fix or mitigation for confirmed High/Criticalon the incident SLA (P1 hours · P2 ≤48h)
Progress updatesat least every 7 days until resolved
Closure + (optional) creditonce fixed and, where relevant, re-tested

Every report opens an incident record (T0 stamped), so the SLA clock and audit trail apply exactly as they do for any self-detected issue.

4 · Safe harbour (good-faith rules)

If you make a good-faith effort to follow this policy, we will consider your research authorised and will not pursue action against you. Good faith means you:

5 · Scope

6 · Rewards

We do not run a paid bug-bounty at this time. We're glad to credit reporters (with your consent) in a security acknowledgements list and to provide written confirmation of your responsible disclosure.

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