Reducing unnecessary exposure
A lightweight, primarily static website helps minimise unnecessary application complexity and potential points of exposure.
Security
Security is central to the way we develop and share our technical projects. If you identify a potential vulnerability affecting McHughCyber.io, we welcome responsible reports that help us investigate and address security concerns while protecting users and systems.
Posture
Our approach prioritises a limited attack surface, careful handling of sensitive information and clear channels for reporting security concerns. These principles guide how we maintain and improve McHughCyber.io.
A lightweight, primarily static website helps minimise unnecessary application complexity and potential points of exposure.
We treat deployment credentials and other sensitive information as protected resources, separate from publicly accessible website content and source code.
If you identify a potential security issue, please contact McHughCyber with a clear description and non-invasive supporting details.
Responsible disclosure
We welcome good-faith reports of suspected vulnerabilities affecting McHughCyber.io. Please share what you observed without undertaking intrusive testing. Reporting a concern does not grant authorisation to test this site or any connected systems. Do not attempt denial-of-service attacks, social engineering, credential attacks, data exfiltration or access to information that is not yours.
Security contact
Found a potential vulnerability affecting McHughCyber.io? Contact McHughCyber to share the details securely. Additional reporting information is available in our security.txt file.