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Security: Codyte/MultiSend

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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Supported Status

MultiSend is under active development and has not yet had a public stable release.

Reporting Vulnerabilities

When Codyte/MultiSend becomes public, report vulnerabilities through GitHub private vulnerability reporting if enabled. Until then, report privately to the repository owner.

Do not open public issues for:

  • Remote command execution.
  • Arbitrary file write/read.
  • Path traversal.
  • Authentication or trust-boundary bypass.
  • Secret or log exposure.

Sensitive Data Rules

Never commit:

  • Logs from %LOCALAPPDATA%\MultiSend\logs or C:\ProgramData\MultiSend\logs.
  • User config from %APPDATA%\MultiSend.
  • Runtime state from %LOCALAPPDATA%\MultiSend.
  • Received/downloaded files.
  • Installer backups from MultiSend/dist/Old.
  • Credentials, tokens, API keys, or local agent/tool configuration.

Network Model

MultiSend is intended for trusted LAN use. Before a public release, review firewall rules, control API access checks, path validation, and remote-send/pull trust assumptions.

There aren't any published security advisories