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As a website owner, I would like to have a security.txt file included in my website. #58
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Real security.txt file here: https://www.ncsc.nl/.well-known/security.txt |
gpg --clearsign --default-key [email protected] security.txt Contact: mailto:[email protected] |
Thanks @SkyBulk |
You're very welcome! It was my pleasure to contribute to the security initiatives at Elegant Framework. I'm glad I could assist and look forward to our continued collaboration. |
Resolved by #590 |
As a website owner, I would like to have a security.txt file in the root of my application. This file is similar to the robots.txt file, and will serve as a landing point for security researchers and any other people who may stumble into a security issue.
The security.txt file will hold basic info about how someone may report a security issue.
This topic has come up recently alot online, and is now a requirement of all Dutch government website. Though the Dutch government may be a small market for Elegant currently, we have ambitions of being able to support any user who wish to uses Elegant, even if it is a government entity.
https://netherlands.postsen.com/trends/198695/Securitytxt-now-mandatory-for-Dutch-government-websites.html
This topic was futher encouraged for Elegant by users on Hacker News: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36149004#36152473
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