Security patches and vulnerability remediation are actively maintained for the following release targets:
| Release Tier | Version Branch | Security Maintenance Status |
|---|---|---|
| Core Protocol | 1.0.x | Active Maintenance |
| Core Protocol | < 1.0.0 | Deprecated / Unsupported |
Aegis enforces zero-knowledge runtime boundaries through formal mathematical and operational safeguards:
-
Probabilistic Collision Bounds: The dual-tier Bloom filter (
Uint32Array(8192)) is sized for a maximum false-positive probability of$P < 0.0001$ across a working set of 50,000 active domain rules under three coprime MurmurHash3 permutations. -
Shannon Entropy Detection: Domain tokens and serialization vectors exhibiting Shannon entropy
$H(X) \ge 3.4$ (alphanumeric) or$H(X) \ge 3.8$ (base64) are categorized as algorithmic tracking beacons and dropped prior to network dispatch. - Hardware Cohort Determinism: Synthetic canvas, WebGL, and audio buffers are generated via cryptographically salted MurmurHash3 projections mapping origins to invariant golden hardware profiles, preventing cross-session linkage while defeating statistical anomaly classifiers.
- Zero Disk Persistence: Origin storage, session tokens, and cache entries reside strictly within RAM partitions (
EphemeralVault). - Cryptographic Memory Erasure: Encryption keys generated via 256-bit cryptographically secure pseudo-random entropy undergo explicit zero-fill overwrites (
Buffer.fill(0)) upon session termination. - RFC 8484 Wire Protocol: All DNS resolution bypasses local plaintext resolver sockets via TLS-encapsulated wire queries to trusted recursive endpoints.
If you identify a security vulnerability or architectural flaw within Aegis, please report it through responsible disclosure channels:
- Direct Communication: Submit detailed findings to
mazinullah317@gmail.comwith the subject line format:[SECURITY-DISCLOSURE] Aegis Platform - <Component>. - Report Payload:
- Technical summary and threat vector classification.
- Proof-of-concept (PoC) or reproducible test harness.
- Evaluated blast radius and potential impact on host environments.
- Response Service Level Agreement (SLA):
- Initial triage acknowledgement: Within 24 hours.
- Severity assessment and remediation timeline: Within 72 hours.
- Public advisory publication: Coordinated following patch deployment.
Do not open public GitHub issues for undisclosed security vulnerabilities.