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Vulnerability Reporting

Responsible Disclosure Policy

This framework outlines instructions, authorization parameters, and safe harbor alignments established by Fluixio for evaluating and notifying us of software vulnerabilities.

Effective Date: July 7, 2026
Engagement: Whitehat Research Coordination & Bug Submissions
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Introduction

At Fluixio Technologies Private Limited (“Fluixio”, “we”, “our”, or “us”), we take the security of our products and services seriously. We appreciate the efforts of security researchers, customers, and members of the security community who responsibly identify and report potential security vulnerabilities.

This Responsible Disclosure Policy explains how to report potential security issues affecting Fluixio-operated websites, cloud services, APIs, software applications, and integrations.

02

Scope

This policy applies broadly to all software products, cloud infrastructure environments, APIs, administrative websites, and online endpoints operated by Fluixio Technologies Private Limited, unless an isolated product-specific security framework explicitly lists an overrides statement.

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Reporting a Vulnerability

If you believe you have discovered a security vulnerability, please report it immediately with sufficient technical parameters to allow our internal security response team to investigate the issue thoroughly.

Your analytical log report should include, where possible:

A clear, structured description of the vulnerability
Replication scripts or step-by-step instructions to reproduce
The target product, endpoint URL, or service module affected
The potential impact (e.g., privilege escalation, XSS, info disclosure)
Relevant raw terminal outputs, logs, or screenshots
Suggested remediation pathways or patch logic (optional)

⚠️ Public Coordinated Release: We kindly ask that you do not publicly disclose the vulnerability parameters before giving our response teams a reasonable operational opportunity to triage and remediate the issue.

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Our Commitment

When a vulnerability report is submitted following responsible disclosure logic, Fluixio will exert reasonable efforts to handle communication transparently, covering:

  • Acknowledging receipt of the submission tracking token within a timely window.
  • Reviewing, triaging, and assessing the technical severity of the reported issue.
  • Investigating downstream structural impact across other integrated clusters.
  • Deploying appropriate engineering code fixes or network firewall configuration remediations.
  • Maintaining reasonable contact loops with the reporter regarding patch progression, where practicable.

Note: Submitting an issue does not inherently guarantee that the flagged behavior will be categorized as a security exploit or an actionable flaw.

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Responsible Research

To keep system processing parameters secure, we require that engineering researchers:

Act strictly in good faith with defensive intents
Avoid actions causing service disruption or layout lag
Refrain from accessing, shifting, or deleting customer datasets
Strictly respect customer privacy thresholds
Halt testing instantly if data tables are exposed
Completely avoid automated denial-of-service (DoS) payloads
Never attempt social engineering of employees or users
Avoid any physical vector testing against Fluixio facilities
Refrain from introducing persistent malware or backdoors
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Activities Not Permitted

The following technical tactics fall completely outside the scope of authorization under this policy and may trigger immediate suspension protocols:

Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) orchestration attempts
High-frequency mail spam or confirmation flood campaigns
Phishing strategies aimed at internal administrative domains
Social engineering vectors across employees or customer portals
Physical security entry testing at physical corporate offices
High-intensity scanning that compromises platform availability
Extracting or harvesting details belonging to other entities
Destructive payload adjustments that alter live configurations
Extortion, financial compensation forcing, or ransom demands
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No Unauthorized Access

This policy provides no permission or authority to enter user accounts that do not belong to your test profile, mirror or export backend customer database rows, manipulate target fields, bypass tenant security scopes, or degrade live runtime services. Researchers are required to remain completely compliant with all applicable national and regional data laws throughout their evaluations.

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Safe Harbor Framework

Where security research evaluations are executed transparently, completely within the parameters outlined in this policy, and in alignment with legal guidelines, Fluixio will not pursue civil or criminal litigation loops regarding those specific research routines.

Exclusion Clause: Safe Harbor privileges are immediately forfeited if activities involve data theft, network extortion, deliberate platform downtime manipulation, privacy violations, or actions taken with malicious intent.
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Rewards & Recognition

Unless Fluixio establishes an explicit, separate monetary bug bounty scheme via a dedicated program page, submitting an analytics file does not entitle the analyst to financial payout claims, hardware allocations, or structural compensation models. Fluixio may, at its sole discretion, choose to recognize contributions publicly on our acknowledgments index where appropriate.

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Confidentiality

All metrics, conceptual replication scripts, system endpoints, or logic logs associated with an active vulnerability submission must be kept confidential. No public information releases or social posts may be made until Fluixio patch engineers have officially resolved the anomaly and provided confirmation tracking lines.

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Changes to this Policy

Fluixio may adjust this Responsible Disclosure Policy occasionally to align with changing global threat criteria or security community workflows. The latest revision details deploy cleanly upon formal publishing to this page.

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