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feat(security): share disclosure repos only once all patches have landed - #27
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[Medium impact] The policy reaches invited teams across the monthly private disclosure repositories. The PR appears safe to merge, with one non-blocking clarification needed for late patches. Findings
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Simplifies the security policy to share disclosure repositories with teams only once all of the patches have landed in them for the month and the code is frozen, 10 days before the public disclosure date.
This removed the concept of the "code freeze" entirely, since to external teams (who this security policy is for) the code is always frozen, this is removed. The critical emailing is also removed, and replaced by an email sent once repositories are shared, giving an overview of all vulnerabilities included in the repositories.