IXCDN
Security Disclosure Policy
We welcome responsible reports of security issues in IXCDN. This policy explains what you may test, how to report, and what you can expect from us. A machine-readable version is at /.well-known/security.txt.
1. Scope
- The ixcdn.com and www.ixcdn.com websites, the tenant console, the operator console and the node affiliate portal.
- The control plane API (/api, /api/v1) and the HTTP/HTTPS and DNS services exposed by edge nodes.
- Node binaries published by IXCDN (em-edge and others).
Out of scope: customer origins and customer content; third-party services such as Stripe; social engineering, phishing and physical intrusion; denial of service and load testing; issues affecting only outdated browsers; non-exploitable reports such as missing security headers or version disclosure.
2. How to report
Email support@ixcdn.com with a subject starting [Security]. Include where possible the affected URL or component, reproduction steps, an impact assessment and screenshots or request/response samples. If sensitive data is involved, describe only its type and extent first; we will provide an encrypted channel.
Do not disclose unfixed vulnerabilities publicly (issues, social media, blogs).
3. Testing rules
- Test only against your own account, domains and data; never access, modify or delete other users' data. If you may have reached someone else's data, stop immediately and report.
- No denial of service, traffic flooding, brute force or automated scanning that affects performance.
- Do not use a vulnerability to move laterally, persist, or extract more data than needed to demonstrate the issue.
- Follow the law and do not demand payment as a condition of disclosure.
4. Our commitments
- Acknowledge your report within 48 hours.
- Complete an initial assessment within 7 days and tell you the severity and plan.
- Aim to fix critical issues within 30 days and other issues within 90 days; notify you after the fix and credit you publicly with your consent.
- If a fix needs longer, explain why and agree a disclosure date with you.
5. Safe harbour
For good-faith research that follows this policy we will not pursue legal action or law-enforcement complaints and we treat the testing as authorized. If a third party takes legal action against you and you complied with this policy, we will state that your actions were authorized.
6. Contact
support@ixcdn.com (subject [Security]). Operator: Wulian Network (WlStack).