KSS is a documentation-driven project. Security updates primarily focus on correcting technical inaccuracies that could lead to insecure system implementations or addressing vulnerabilities in the documentation deployment infrastructure.

Note: As KSS is an educational roadmap, we prioritize the latest revision of the documentation to ensure the most secure and up-to-date principles are being taught.

We take the security and integrity of our architectural guidance seriously. If you find a vulnerability—whether it is a flaw in the suggested logic that could compromise a built kernel or a security issue within the project repository—please follow the procedure below:

1. Do not open a public Issue. To prevent the exploitation of a potential flaw before it is fixed, please report vulnerabilities privately.
2. Send a detailed report to the project maintainer via the official contact channels (e.g., email or secure messaging provided by Sliz®).
3. Include a clear description of the vulnerability, its potential impact, and steps to reproduce or identify it within the documentation.

• Acknowledgement: You can expect an initial response acknowledging your report within 48–72 hours.
• Evaluation: Our team will investigate the report to determine its validity and impact on the KSS/SSS ecosystem.
• Resolution: If the vulnerability is accepted, we will work on a correction. You will be notified once the documentation has been updated and the fix is merged via a Pull Request.
• Public Disclosure: After the fix is applied, we may credit the reporter in the commit history (unless anonymity is requested).

Reports generated solely by automated security scanners or AI without human verification and a clear proof-of-concept for the KSS context will be declined.