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Problem: we lack an (internal) definition of severity for security is…
…sues Solution: attempt to define a reasonable one
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| Doron Somech | [email protected] | E0B0 E3D1 55DD 6ED6 71FB 2B79 D0B9 CC44 867D 8F3D | | ||
| Luca Boccassi | [email protected] | A9EA 9081 724F FAE0 484C 35A1 A81C EA22 BC8C 7E2E | | ||
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## Internal severity classification | ||
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We will attempt to follow this general policy when assigning a severity to | ||
security issues. These are guidelines more than rules, and as such end | ||
results might vary. | ||
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| Severity | Definition | | ||
| -------- | ---------- | | ||
| CRITICAL | endpoints using STRONG authentication are SILENTLY affected | | ||
| HIGH | endpoints using STRONG authentication are VISIBLY affected | | ||
| MODERATE | endpoints NOT using STRONG authentication are SILENTLY affected | | ||
| LOW | endpoints NOT using STRONG authentication are VISIBLY affected | | ||
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STRONG authentication means transports that use cryptography, for example CURVE | ||
and TLS. | ||
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VISIBLY affected means that platform owners are likely to immediately notice | ||
misbehaviours, like crashes or loss of connectivity for legitimate peers. | ||
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SILENTLY affected means that without close inspection, platform owners are | ||
unlikely to notice misbehaviours, like remote code executions or data exfiltration. | ||
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### Public keys | ||
<details> | ||
<summary>Doron Somech</summary> | ||
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