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The Quarkus team and community take all security bugs very seriously. You can find our guidelines here regarding our policy and security disclosure.
Please report any security issues you find in Quarkus to:
security at quarkus.io
Anyone can post to this list. The subscribers are only trusted individuals from the Quarkus community who will handle the resolution of any reported security issues in confidence. In your report, please note how you would like to be credited for discovering the issue and the details of any embargo you would like to impose. Currently the security response teams for the following distributions are subscribed to this list and will respond to your report:
Quarkus is an ecosystem made from many extensions and many libraries (like Eclipse Vert.x, Hibernate, Apache Camel and more), most of them not under the direct responsibility of the Quarkus team. If you find a security bug possibly rooted in one of these libraries, you can either disclose to them directly or disclose them to the Quarkus team (following this process) and we will responsibly disclose the issue to the respective extension or library maintainer.
Due to the sensitive nature of security bugs, the disclosure process is more constrained than a regular bug. We appreciate you following these industry accepted guidelines, which gives time for a proper fix and limit the time window of attack.
The community will fix security bugs for the latest major.minor version published at https://quarkus.io/get-started/.
| Version | Supported |
|---|---|
| latest 1.x | ✅ |
| older 1.x | ❌ |
| < 1.0 | ❌ |
We may fix the vulnerability to older versions depending on the severity of the issue and the age of the release, but we are only committing to the latest version released.
If you represent a Quarkus extension or a Quarkus platform, you are welcome to subscribe to the security at quarkus.io mailing list. Your subscription will only be approved if you can demonstrate that you will handle issues in confidence and properly credit reporters for discovering issues (e.g. experience with embargoe process).