SECURITY CENTERVulnerability & Trust

Security at TIV.

Security is an engineering discipline, not a marketing badge. We design for zero-trust, verify memory safety, operate transparent disclosure, and maintain open advisories.

01Engineering Standard

Security architecture principles.

How TIV approaches the construction and maintenance of reliable infrastructure software.

Memory Safety & Minimal Surface

Our systems prioritize memory-safe languages and statically linked runtimes, minimizing external dynamic dependencies and unneeded attack surface.

Safe Harbor Disclosure

Good-faith security research is protected under our Safe Harbor commitment. We will not pursue legal action against researchers acting in accordance with our policy.

Verified Advisories

Every vulnerability is assigned a structured CVE/TIV identifier, with reproducible regression tests and clear patch remediation steps.

02Policy & Timelines

Vulnerability disclosure policy.

Guidelines for reporting and our commitment to researchers.

Reporting Protocol

Send vulnerability reports to security@tonmoyinfrastructure.org or via our contact portal using the Security category. Please encrypt sensitive technical details using our published PGP key whenever possible.

Response SLA Commitments

  • Initial Acknowledgment: Within 48 hours of report receipt.
  • Triage & Severity Assessment: Within 5 business days.
  • Status Updates: Bi-weekly updates until remediation patch release.

Coordinated Release

We request a standard 90-day coordinated disclosure window before public release. In instances where an active zero-day exploit is observed, we accelerate patches within 24 to 72 hours.

03Advisories

Security advisories.

Published security advisories. TIV maintains absolute honesty and never fabricates advisories.

No Outstanding Advisories

TIV has zero known unpatched security vulnerabilities. When security issues are discovered and patched, detailed advisories will be published here with full identifiers, CVSS metrics, and migration guides.

PGP Security Key

Fingerprint for verified encrypted vulnerability disclosure:

4B91 A1E2 F80C 335B 904C 76D1 E289 B31A 7780 D5EF

Canonical security machine specification available at /.well-known/security.txt.

Report a Vulnerability

Direct submission channel for researchers, system administrators, and downstream operators.