Codex Extended implements multiple layers of security to ensure safe operation across different environments.
If you discover a security vulnerability, please report it responsibly:
- Email: security@codex.dev (placeholder)
- GitHub Security Advisories: Create a new advisory
- Do not create public issues for security vulnerabilities
- Email security@codex.dev with details
- Include reproduction steps and potential impact
- We will acknowledge receipt within 48 hours
- We will provide regular updates on our progress
- Rust Memory Safety: All core components use Rust for memory safety
- Dependency Scanning: Automated vulnerability checks in CI/CD
- Code Review: Required for all security-related changes
- Static Analysis: Clippy and custom linting rules
- Sandboxing: Process isolation using Linux namespaces/Windows containers
- Permission Model: Least privilege execution
- Input Validation: Comprehensive input sanitization
- Audit Logging: All operations are logged for forensic analysis
- MCP Protocol: Secure WebSocket communication
- TLS Encryption: All network communications encrypted
- Authentication: Token-based authentication for API access
- Never commit secrets: Use environment variables or secure vaults
- Validate inputs: All user inputs must be validated and sanitized
- Handle errors securely: Don't leak sensitive information in error messages
- Use secure defaults: Security should be enabled by default
- Keep dependencies updated: Regularly update to latest versions
- Use sandboxed execution: Run untrusted code in isolated environments
- Monitor logs: Regularly review audit logs for suspicious activity
- Secure configuration: Use strong passwords and secure API keys
- Critical: < 24 hours
- High: < 72 hours
- Medium: < 1 week
- Low: < 2 weeks
- Security-critical code: > 90% test coverage
- Core functionality: > 80% test coverage
- Integration tests: Required for all security features
- Cargo Audit: Rust dependency vulnerability scanning
- Clippy: Security-focused linting rules
- Trivy: Container and filesystem scanning
- Dependabot: Automated dependency updates
- Code Review: Required for security-related PRs
- Architecture Review: Major changes reviewed by security team
- Penetration Testing: Regular security assessments
- No secrets committed to repository
- All inputs validated and sanitized
- Error messages don't leak sensitive information
- Secure defaults enabled
- Security implications documented
- Input validation implemented
- Authentication/authorization checked
- Audit logging added for sensitive operations
- Security test cases added
- Fuzz testing performed on parsers
- Integration tests include security scenarios
- Performance impact of security measures measured
- MCP Communication: WebSocket connections should use TLS in production
- Agent Isolation: Sub-agents run in isolated processes/environments
- Resource Limits: CPU/memory limits prevent resource exhaustion attacks
- Regular Updates: Dependencies updated quarterly minimum
- Vulnerability Monitoring: Automated alerts for new vulnerabilities
- License Compliance: All dependencies reviewed for license compatibility
- Encryption at Rest: Sensitive data encrypted when stored
- Encryption in Transit: All network communications encrypted
- Data Minimization: Only collect necessary data
- Retention Policies: Data deleted according to retention schedules
For security-related questions or concerns:
- Security Team: security@codex.dev
- General Support: support@codex.dev
This security policy is reviewed and updated quarterly to ensure continued effectiveness.