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Route vulnerability reports to security@simtabi.com and name private reporting - #10
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opensource@simtabi.com is the community address; security@simtabi.com is the dedicated disclosure inbox per the org convention, kept separate so a report is never buried in a feature-request thread.
…pository Private vulnerability reporting is enabled on this repository, so it is the preferred channel, with security@simtabi.com as the fallback.
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Routes vulnerability reports to security@simtabi.com, the disclosure inbox, instead of the community address, and names GitHub private vulnerability reporting (enabled here) as the preferred channel.
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