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Security Policy

We welcome and value responsible disclosure of security issues.

If you believe you have discovered a security vulnerability in any Omisai Technologies product, service, or repository, please report it to us privately.

Security Best Practices

When using sshy, we recommend:

SSH Key Management

  • Use strong, unique SSH keys for each server
  • Regularly rotate SSH keys
  • Use SSH key passphrases
  • Store keys securely (not in version control)

Configuration Security

  • Keep servers.yaml in a secure, access-controlled location
  • Use local.yaml for personal/private server configurations
  • Avoid storing sensitive information in shared configuration files
  • Regularly audit your server configurations

General Security

  • Keep sshy updated to the latest version
  • Use SSH features like StrictHostKeyChecking and UserKnownHostsFile
  • Be cautious with SSH agent forwarding
  • Use VPNs or bastion hosts for additional security layers

Preferred reporting method

Please use our dedicated security reporting form:

https://omisai.com/security

This form is monitored by our security team and ensures your report is handled confidentially.

Alternative reporting method

If you are unable to use the form, you may contact us by email:

security@omisai.com

What to include

To help us investigate effectively, please include as much of the following as possible:

  • Description of the vulnerability
  • Steps to reproduce or proof-of-concept
  • Affected systems, versions, or endpoints
  • Any relevant logs, screenshots, or tool output
  • Your environment (OS, browser, runtime, etc.)

Our commitment

We strive to:

  • Acknowledge reports in a timely manner
  • Assess and validate reported issues
  • Prioritize remediation based on impact
  • Communicate status when appropriate
  • Credit researchers for valid disclosures (if desired)

Please avoid public disclosure until the issue has been reviewed and resolved.

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