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Security: FloatingPegasus/Cadence

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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Security fixes target the latest main branch.

Reporting

Do not open a public issue. Submit a private GitHub Security Advisory with the affected commit, reproduction steps, impact, and a safe proof of concept. Do not include credentials, private records, or database files.

Deployment

  • Set a random CADENCE_SECRET_KEY of at least 32 characters.
  • Use HTTPS with explicit CADENCE_FRONTEND_BASE_URL and CADENCE_CORS_ORIGINS values.
  • Browser sessions use an HttpOnly cookie and signed CSRF validation; the frontend does not store bearer tokens.
  • Use the Redis rate-limit backend for multiple workers or instances. Redis failures stop authentication rather than falling back to local limits.
  • Keep CADENCE_DEV_MODE=false outside local development.
  • Keep .env, databases, backups, and API keys out of Git.
  • Local Compose without a mail key prints the verification URL in the server log.

An XSS issue could still act as the signed-in user while the page is open. Keep dependencies updated and retain the response security headers.

There aren't any published security advisories