Responsible Disclosure Policy
Last Updated: October 11, 2026
Anosion Security Research supports responsible security research and coordinated vulnerability disclosure. This policy explains how to report potential security vulnerabilities related to this website and how we expect security findings to be handled.
1. Scope
This policy applies to security vulnerabilities affecting websites, services, or digital assets that are owned or operated by Anosion Security Research, to the extent that they are within our control.
Articles, tutorials, proof-of-concept (PoC) code, vulnerability analyses, and references published on this website may discuss third-party products, websites, or services. Their inclusion does not grant permission to test, scan, exploit, or access those third-party systems.
Only perform security testing when you have explicit authorization from the relevant system owner or another valid legal basis.
2. How to Report a Vulnerability
If you believe you have discovered a security vulnerability within the scope of this policy, please contact us through our designated contact channel:
Contact: admin@anosion.eu.org
Please include as much of the following information as possible:
A clear description of the suspected vulnerability.
The affected URL, component, or service.
The potential security impact.
The steps required to reproduce the issue safely.
Relevant screenshots, logs, HTTP requests, or other supporting evidence.
Any suggested mitigation, if available.
Please avoid including passwords, personal information, confidential records, or other sensitive data unless strictly necessary. Redact sensitive information from supporting evidence whenever possible.
3. Rules for Security Testing
When conducting research related to assets covered by this policy, researchers must:
Limit testing to the minimum necessary to validate the suspected vulnerability.
Avoid accessing, collecting, modifying, deleting, or disclosing other people's data.
Avoid actions that could interrupt services or affect system availability.
Avoid denial-of-service testing, spam, social engineering, phishing, and physical attacks.
Avoid persistence, malware deployment, and unnecessary privilege escalation.
Stop testing and notify us if sensitive information or unexpected system access is encountered.
Do not continue testing beyond what is necessary to establish the existence and potential impact of a vulnerability.
4. Coordinated Disclosure
We encourage researchers to report vulnerabilities privately and allow reasonable time for investigation and remediation before publicly disclosing technical details.
Please do not publish exploit details, sensitive information, or unremediated vulnerability information that could put users or systems at risk before reasonable coordination has taken place.
Anosion Security Research will make reasonable efforts to review reports submitted through the designated contact channel. However, we cannot guarantee a particular response time, remediation schedule, or outcome.
5. Third-Party Systems and Research Content
Security tools, commands, PoCs, scripts, and technical examples published on this website are provided for educational, analytical, and authorized security research purposes.
Researchers are responsible for ensuring that their activities comply with applicable laws, contractual obligations, and the rules of the systems they test.
This policy does not authorize testing against third-party systems and does not replace the vulnerability disclosure policy of any other organization.
6. Rewards and Recognition
Unless explicitly stated in a separate program, Anosion Security Research does not promise financial rewards, bug bounty payments, public recognition, or other compensation for vulnerability reports.
Any recognition or acknowledgment is at our discretion and may depend on the quality of the report and the circumstances of the disclosure.
7. Safe Harbor Limitations
This policy describes our preferred approach to receiving and handling security reports. It is not a blanket authorization to access or test systems, and it does not guarantee immunity from legal claims, enforcement actions, or contractual consequences.
Any legal protection depends on the applicable law, the systems involved, the researcher's conduct, and the authority of the relevant system owner.
8. Policy Updates
We may update this policy when our research practices, contact details, or website operations change. The latest version published on this page will apply from its stated update date.
9. Contact
For vulnerability reports and security-related inquiries, contact:
Anosion Security Research
Email:
Website: https://www.anosion.eu.org/
Please use this channel for responsible vulnerability reports rather than sending sensitive information through public comments.