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Security is a critical aspect of any software project, and Globaleaks is no exception. In this task, you will help improve the security of Globaleaks by performing a security audit. This involves testing the public demo instances (such as demo.globaleaks.org and try.globaleaks.org) to identify potential vulnerabilities and areas for improvement. You will be asked to focus on common security concerns such as authentication, data integrity, and potential exposure of sensitive information.
Additionally, Globaleaks has a Security Policy in place for reporting security issues responsibly. Please make sure to review it before submitting any findings.
If you're interested in performing a full security audit, you can refer to previous penetration tests and security audits to help guide your testing. You may also have the option to officially publish your security audit report if it’s thorough and meets the required standards.
If you are interested in providing a full security audit, the reports from these previous tests are available, and you may also have the option to officially publish your own findings following the same process.
Review the Security Policy:
Before reporting any findings, make sure to review the official Globaleaks Security Policy to understand the proper process for reporting security issues.
Follow the guidelines in the policy for responsible disclosure.
Report Your Findings:
If you find any security issues, report them responsibly following the process outlined in the Security Policy.
Provide clear details about the vulnerabilities, including how they were found and potential impact.
If no critical issues are found, provide general feedback on improving the security posture of Globaleaks.
Submit a Pull Request (Optional):
If you have identified and fixed minor security-related issues (such as updating dependencies, improving security headers, etc.), submit a pull request with your changes.
Ensure your pull request is based on the latest code version to avoid conflicts.
Prerequisites:
Basic Understanding of Web Security: Familiarity with common web security vulnerabilities (e.g., XSS, SQL Injection, CSRF, etc.) is helpful.
Knowledge of Security Testing Tools: You can use tools like Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP, or manual testing methods for identifying security flaws.
No Prior Security Experience Required: While a basic understanding of security concepts is helpful, this task is designed to introduce you to security auditing and give you hands-on experience.
Why it's a Great Contribution:
Contributing to a security audit is a high-impact task that helps ensure the safety and integrity of the Globaleaks platform.
Your work will help protect both the data of users and the overall trustworthiness of the project.
This is a great opportunity to gain experience in security auditing and become familiar with the best practices for secure software development.
Description:
Security is a critical aspect of any software project, and Globaleaks is no exception. In this task, you will help improve the security of Globaleaks by performing a security audit. This involves testing the public demo instances (such as demo.globaleaks.org and try.globaleaks.org) to identify potential vulnerabilities and areas for improvement. You will be asked to focus on common security concerns such as authentication, data integrity, and potential exposure of sensitive information.
Additionally, Globaleaks has a Security Policy in place for reporting security issues responsibly. Please make sure to review it before submitting any findings.
If you're interested in performing a full security audit, you can refer to previous penetration tests and security audits to help guide your testing. You may also have the option to officially publish your security audit report if it’s thorough and meets the required standards.
Steps:
Explore the Demo Instances:
Perform Security Testing:
Review the Security Resources:
Review Existing Security Audits:
Review the Security Policy:
Report Your Findings:
Submit a Pull Request (Optional):
Prerequisites:
Why it's a Great Contribution:
Helpful Links:
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