Security fixes are provided for the current release version of KKFetch.

If you discover a security vulnerability or potential issue in KKFetch, please disclose it responsibly. Do not report security vulnerabilities via public GitHub issues.

1. Use GitHub's private vulnerability reporting feature:
   • Navigate to the Security tab of the KKFetch repository (https://github.com/kk376/kkfetch).
   • Select Advisories and click Report a vulnerability.
2. Alternatively, contact the maintainer Kushagra Kumar (kk376) directly via GitHub or email.

Please provide:

• A description of the issue and potential security impact.
• Steps or a minimal test case to reproduce the behavior.
• The version of KKFetch and the operating system environment (distribution, kernel, architecture) used.

• Initial confirmation: Within 48 hours of receipt.
• Assessment and status updates: Regular updates while investigating and drafting a fix.
• Coordinated disclosure: A patch and security release will be published alongside an advisory acknowledging the reporter (unless you prefer anonymity).

• Plugins execute shell commands via /bin/sh -c
• Mitigations: elevated context blocked, file ownership validation, symlink rejection
• Risk: malicious config.toml can execute arbitrary commands as current user
• Recommendation: review plugin configs, use --no-plugins in automated contexts