Do not open a public GitHub issue for security bugs.

Send a report to security@fedimint.org (this address forwards to the maintainers listed below) or message @elsirion.21 on Signal.

Please include:

• What the bug is and where it is in the code.
• How to reproduce it, if possible.
• What an attacker can do with it (steal funds, break consensus, leak user data, stop the federation, etc.).
• Your name or handle, if you want credit in the fix announcement.

If the report is sensitive, encrypt it with PGP. Mail sent to security@fedimint.org goes to both maintainers, so encrypt to both keys.

Both keys are hosted on the Proton Mail key server. To fetch them:

gpg --fetch-keys 'https://api.protonmail.ch/pks/lookup?op=get&search=dpc@dpc.pw'
gpg --fetch-keys 'https://api.protonmail.ch/pks/lookup?op=get&search=elsirion@protonmail.com'

Check the fingerprints against the table above before you use the keys.

Please keep the bug private until a fix is released and federation operators had time to upgrade.

We only fix security bugs in the latest stable release line. Older releases do not get patches. Run a current release if you run a federation in production.

In scope:

• All code in this repository: fedimintd, fedimint-cli, the client libraries, the modules (mint, wallet, lightning, meta) and the gateway.
• Consensus safety, fund safety, user privacy, and denial of service against a federation.

Out of scope:

• Bugs in third-party software we depend on (report them upstream, but tell us too if Fedimint is affected).
• Attacks that need a majority of guardians to be malicious. The threat model assumes fewer than one third of guardians are faulty.
• Test and development setups, such as devimint.