The Best Sort team takes security vulnerabilities seriously. If you discover a security vulnerability in this project, please do not open a public issue. Instead, please report it responsibly by sending an email to the project maintainers.

1. Email your security report with details of the vulnerability to: t.me/danilasar
2. Include a description of the vulnerability and potential impact
3. Include steps to reproduce if applicable
4. Do not disclose the vulnerability publicly until we have had time to patch it

• Acknowledgment of your report within 48 hours
• Regular updates on the status of the fix (every 3-5 business days)
• Credit in the release notes if you wish (optional)
• A coordinated disclosure timeline

• Day 1: Vulnerability report received and acknowledged
• Day 2-3: Initial assessment and impact evaluation
• Day 4-14: Fix development and testing
• Day 15: Security patch released
• Day 16: Public disclosure (optional, with reporter consent)

The following versions of The Best Sort are currently receiving security updates:

The Best Sort is a production ready framework designed for big data and machine learning. Users should be aware of the following security considerations:

1. No Cryptographic Functions: This library does not provide cryptographic operations. Do not attempt to use it for secure data handling.

2. Event Loop Blocking: Large arrays or small delays may cause event loop blocking, affecting application responsiveness.

3. No Input Validation at Edges: While the library validates internal operations, it assumes input data is pre-validated by the caller.

• Use in isolated environments where timing jitter is acceptable
• Do not use for real-time systems or security-critical applications
• Regularly update to the latest version
• Monitor for security announcements
• Report any unusual behavior

• Type-safe implementation using TypeScript strict mode
• Decorator-based validation of array inputs
• Immutable configuration through Singleton pattern
• Event-driven architecture for transparent operations
• Support for custom observers to monitor all operations

The Best Sort has minimal dependencies:

• TypeScript (dev dependency)
• @types/node (dev dependency)

All dependencies are reviewed for security vulnerabilities. Regular dependency audits are performed using npm audit.

We follow the principles of responsible disclosure:

1. Do not publicly disclose vulnerabilities until a patch is available
2. Provide sufficient time (typically 90 days) for patch development and deployment
3. Credit researchers who report vulnerabilities (if desired)
4. Work with researchers to verify fixes

• Primary: t.me/danilasar
• Backup: vk.com/danilasar
• Organization: The Best Sort Development Team

• OWASP Security Guide
• Google OSS Vulnerability Guide
• Open Source Security Foundation

Thank you for helping keep The Best Sort secure.