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JOOMLA SECURITY INSTALL
JOOMLA SECURITY PATCH
JOOMLA SECURITY SOFTWARE
JOOMLA SECURITY CODE

The Joomla! project will properly credit individuals and/or organizations who responsibly disclose security issues to the JSST. All security releases will be accompanied by one (or more) appropriate security announcements.Low and very low vulnerabilities (and moderates which do not trigger a release cycle) will be included with the next scheduled maintenance release.Moderate vulnerabilities may trigger a release cycle depending on the specific issue.The Joomla! project may release an advisory indicating the scheduled release window to allow site owners to prepare for the release.Critical and high-level vulnerabilities trigger an immediate release cycle.

The JSST will be available to answer questions/validate any Joomla! security related articles on the publisher's request.

If the article contains invalid information, we will note what is invalid, and ask the publisher to either fix or remove the article.

If the article contains valid information about a vulnerability not yet fixed, we will ask the publisher to suspend the article until we can fix the issue.

The JSST in conjunction with the Marketing Team will assess and address articles written about security issues.

In many circumstances, these articles (even from reputable sources) contain a significant amount of misinformation.

All announcements will contain as much information as possible, but will NOT contain step-by-step instructions for the vulnerability.Īrticles are written about Joomla! all the time.

Verified vulnerabilities will only be publicly announced AFTER a release is issued which fixes the vulnerability.

Help the community understand Joomla! security.

Provide public presence regarding security issues.

JOOMLA SECURITY CODE

Execute code reviews prior to release to identify new vulnerabilities.

Investigate and respond to reported vulnerabilities in the Joomla! CMS, Framework, and websites.

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Within 21 days every report must be resolved unless there are exceptional circumstances requiring additional time.

the issue is still under investigation if needed, additional information will be requested.

Within 7 days every report gets a further response stating either.

Within 24 hours every report gets acknowledged.

As such, we have established the following guidelines for responding to issue reports: The JSST aims to ensure all issues are handled in a timely manner and for clear communication between the team and issue reporters.

JOOMLA SECURITY PATCH

A patch may be proposed which will be reviewed by the JSST.

If sharing a vulnerability reported elsewhere, please include the source of this report.

For the *. websites, this should be the steps taken to trigger the vulnerability.

JOOMLA SECURITY INSTALL

For the CMS or Framework, this should be what is required from a new install of the affected package.

JOOMLA SECURITY SOFTWARE

The Joomla! software (CMS or Framework) or website (*.) affected by the vulnerability (for the software, please include the version(s) tested).To be able to fully respond to a potential security issue, the JSST asks that issue reports includes as much of the following data as possible: The Vulnerable Extensions List contains reports of security vulnerabilities in extensions and users may seek assistance with security issues on their websites from the Joomla! Forum. We do not directly handle potential vulnerabilities with Joomla! extensions or websites built by our users, however there are resources available for these categories. The JSST operates with a limited scope and only directly responds to issues with the core Joomla! CMS and Framework, as well as processing reports regarding the *. network of websites. You can contact the team via email at This email address is being protected from spambots. If you find a possible vulnerability, please report it to the JSST first. Due to the sensitive nature of security work the team's membership is restricted, but we welcome anyone who is qualified to contact us about membership. If you want to join the team send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. The JSST roster can be found on the Joomla! Volunteers Portal. The JSST is called a strike team because it is a collection of developers and security experts tasked with improving and managing security for Joomla. In wild land firefighting, the term "Strike Team" is used to describe a collection of similar resources, which used for a specific purpose ( ). As such, the Joomla! Security Strike Team (JSST) oversees the project's security issues and follows some specific procedures when dealing with these issues. The Joomla! Project takes security vulnerabilities very seriously.