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# Security Reporting Policy
This policy relates to external disclosures of potential vulnerabilities in the FlowFuse platform and associated components.
Our internal Incident Response plan is documented here.
We recognise the benefit of 3rd party security researchers looking for potential vulnerabilities in our application (https://app.flowfuse.com). However we ask researchers to do so responsibly.
Please make a good faith effort to avoid privacy violations, destruction of data, and interruption or degradation of our service. Only interact with accounts you own or with explicit permission of the account holder.
Please refrain from:
- Denial of service live/running services
- Spamming
- Social engineering (including phishing) of FlowFuse staff or contractors
Out of scope assets:
- The marketing website (https://flowfuse.com - forms, chat, etc)
- The dashboard documentation (https://dashboard.flowfuse.com)
- The community forum (https://community.flowfuse.com/)
# Reporting a Vulnerability
Please report any vulnerabilities discovered in FlowFuse products to security@flowfuse.com.
We will endeavour to acknowledge and fix any reported vulnerabilities as soon as possible based on its severity and assessed impact to our users.
# Reporting Requirements
We will evaluate all submissions made in good faith, however we do require a minimum set of information to be included for a report to be considered. This is intended to discourage spam submissions as they do not benefit anyone involved.
- Time/date (UTC) the issue was discovered
- Username/email of any users involved with the issue
- URLs involved in the issue; simply providing the home url of our website is not sufficient
The more concrete information that can be provided in the initial issue report, the quicker we will be able to evaluate it.
We reserve the right to reject any submission that fails to provide sufficient details. We will also record submissions that turn out to be invalid or lack supporting evidence. Where there becomes a pattern of such submissions from an individual, this will have a bearing on any future consideration of bug bounty rewards for genuine issues they submit.
# Bug Bounties
At our sole discretion, we offer rewards for responsibly disclosed issues according to their severity.
Please note the following are general guidelines and any reward decisions are up to the discretion of FlowFuse. We keep these reward levels under review to ensure they provide a fair reflection of the issues being reported.
| Low | Medium | High | Critical |
|---|---|---|---|
| $128 | $256 | $512 | $1024 |
Multiple reports of the same issue manifesting in different ways will be treated as a single report.
The quality of bug report will also impact any ultimate reward decision.
# Sample criteria
The following are examples of the types of bug for each severity. It is not definitive and each reported bug will be considered on its own merits.
Critical Severity Bugs
- SQL Injection
- Remote Code Execution
- Privilege Escalation
High Severity Bugs
- Cross-Site Request Forgery
- Information leaks of user data
Medium Severity Bugs
- Information leaks of non-user data
Low Severity Bugs
- Exposure of any integer resource IDs (primary keys in our database)
# Ineligible vulnerability types
The following types of vulnerability are not eligible for a reward.
- Admin-initiated Stored XSS / HTML Injection - FlowFuse administrators are considered trusted users on the system. If an issue is only exploitable by administrators, then it is not eligible.
- Rate-limiting - We apply rate limiting across the whole FlowFuse platform API, with different limits applied based on the context of the API. We keep the limits under review to balance security and convenience. If an issue relates to rate-limiting, but is demonstrably within our configure rate-limits, then it will not be eligible.
# Payments
If a decision is made to reward a disclosure based on the criteria above you will be notified via the email used to submit the disclosure. If you have sent multiple reports we may choose to produce a combined response rather than reply to each email individually.
To claim your reward, please create an invoice and file in accordance with our vendor process.