Vulnerability
Disclosure
Policy
Security researchers are some of our best partners. No software is airtight, and we'd rather hear about a problem from you than find out the hard way. If you spot something that looks off, we want to know.
The spirit of this program
This isn't a bug bounty — we're a small team and we don't offer financial rewards. What we do offer is a genuine thank-you, a prompt response, and the knowledge that you helped make a product that many organizations rely on a bit safer.
We ask that you approach this the same way we do: in good faith, with curiosity, and without causing harm.
Ground rules
Do
Don't
What's out of scope
Some things are known trade-offs or outside our control — reporting them won't go anywhere:
control.tosi.nettosi.nettosi.net or tosibox.comScope
| Target | Notes |
|---|---|
| tosi.net tosibox.com | Except reports related to custom HTTP headers or CSRF |
| control.tosi.net | |
| IP Addresses | As listed in our Knowledgebase |
What to expect from us
We're a small team, so you won't hit a ticket queue with a 30-day SLA. You'll hear from a real engineer. We aim to acknowledge valid reports within a few business days and keep you in the loop as we work towards a fix.
Safe harbor
If you follow this policy, we consider your actions authorized. We won't pursue legal action against you, and if a third party tries to, we'll make it clear that you were acting in good faith and in compliance with this program.
How to report
Send your findings to security@tosi.net. For sensitive information, you can encrypt the data using our PGP Public Key at https://www.tosi.net/.well-known/security.pgp.txt.
Please include enough detail to reproduce the issue — a description of the vulnerability, steps to reproduce, and any relevant screenshots or payloads go a long way.
Thanks for looking out for us and our users. It means a lot.