| Version | Supported | Security Maintenance |
|---|---|---|
1.2.x |
✅ Yes | Current release, active security patches |
1.1.x |
✅ Yes | Critical security updates only |
< 1.1.0 |
❌ No | Please upgrade to the latest release |
If you discover a potential security vulnerability in AmpelClip, please report it responsibly:
- Do NOT open a public issue on GitHub.
- Use GitHub's Private Vulnerability Reporting (preferred).
- Alternative Direct Email Contact:
security@open-bricks.orgsecurity@file-bricks.orglukas@open-bricks.org
Please provide:
- Detailed description of the vulnerability and attack vector
- Reproduction steps, sample clipboard content, or proof-of-concept scripts
- Affected version(s) and Windows environment (e.g. Windows 11 / Windows 10)
- Assessment of potential impact and proposed remediation (if available)
- Initial Acknowledgment: Within 48 hours (
[INV-SLA-10]). - Triage & Reproduction: Within 5 business days.
- Remediation & Coordinated Disclosure: Security patches will be prioritized and published alongside a security advisory.
AmpelClip enforces strict local execution boundaries:
[INV-LOCAL-01]Zero Egress: All clipboard inspection and anonymization runs 100% locally in-process. No cloud network sockets, no remote telemetry.[INV-PERM-02]Non-Elevated Execution: Runs under standard user rights (RunAsInvoker). Does not require administrator privileges or kernel drivers.[INV-MEM-07]Volatile In-Memory History: Clipboard history is capped at 15 volatile entries and is never persisted to disk in unencrypted state.[INV-RULE-05]Deterministic Whitelisting: Whitelist entries take absolute precedence over built-in pattern substitution.