If you discover a security vulnerability in tum-bash, please report it by opening a new issue on the tum-bash GitHub repository:

1. Go to Issues → New Issue
2. Select Submit New Issue

When reporting, please include:

• Your operating system and version (e.g., GNU/Linux distribution, macOS, MINIX, Haiku or BSD);
• The exact line(s) of code where the vulnerability occurs;
• If the issue happens during runtime, include any error messages and steps to reproduce the behavior.

Your help in identifying security issues is greatly appreciated — please don’t hesitate to share your findings!

• We will acknowledge your report and work to fix the vulnerability as quickly as possible.
• We will sincerely thank you for your contribution to improving tum-bash.

• We will not take legal action against you.
• We will not punish or harass you in any way.
• We will not force you to eat hot potatoes with extra ketchup (unless you want to, of course).

Please be aware that shell injection vulnerabilities might exist within tum-bash and the wider tum projects despite our best efforts to mitigate them. Always carefully review and sanitize any code or input you write or use.

• Some tum-bash functions require root privileges to operate. Use it with caution.
• You are fully responsible for your actions when using tum-bash.
• Do not modify the code unless you are confident in what you are doing.

• LICENSE-LGPLv3.md
• CONTRIBUTING.md
• CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md