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SECURITY.md

Security

ReallyMe Wallet processes credentials, consent, transaction history, key handles, and Wallet Unit Attestations. Treat these records and any derived test artifacts as sensitive.

Reporting

Do not open public issues for suspected vulnerabilities. Use GitHub's private vulnerability-reporting form under this repository's Security tab, or email security@really.me. For encrypted email, first request the current PGP key without including vulnerability details.

Include the affected crate, enabled features, protocol flow, and a minimal reproduction using synthetic data. Exclude live credentials, personal data, private keys, tokens, attestation material, and production issuer or verifier records.

Local validation

Before release-sensitive changes, run:

scripts/check_security_gates.sh

The gate requires Rust, Node.js, npm, Buf, cargo-audit, cargo-deny, cargo-fuzz, and nightly-2026-09-15. It runs schema linting, boundary policy, formatting, Clippy with warnings denied, tests, the composed Wasm check, cargo deny check, an advisory audit of every committed Cargo lockfile, package inspection, release-readiness checks, and fuzz-target builds. Missing tools fail the gate. Protobuf regeneration, hardening, and freshness checks also run in the separate protobuf CI workflow.

Dependency policy

deny.toml rejects unknown registries, unknown Git sources, and wildcard dependencies. Dependency and license-policy changes require review. Sibling source provenance and package checks ensure release archives use the reviewed dependency versions.

Fuzzing

The fuzz guide covers protobuf, ProtoJSON, and identifier boundaries. Build all targets with the pinned nightly:

cargo +nightly-2026-09-15 fuzz build -Z cargo-lints

Run a bounded campaign for a changed boundary:

cargo +nightly-2026-09-15 fuzz run wallet_proto_decode -Z cargo-lints -- -max_total_time=300

Review crash artifacts before sharing them. They can contain input derived from wallet records or credential fixtures.

There aren't any published security advisories