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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Report suspected vulnerabilities privately with GitHub Security Advisories:

https://github.com/rabesss/codex-linux/security/advisories/new

Do not open a public issue with credentials, provider keys, request dumps, tokens, private model catalogs, local paths that identify a machine, or unredacted logs.

Scope

In scope for this repository:

  • installer, launcher, and package-builder behavior;
  • Linux patch descriptors and injected compatibility code;
  • codex-update-manager, rollback, Polkit, and package install paths;
  • Linux feature framework and bundled Linux integration resources;
  • browser-control and computer-use Linux glue shipped by this repository;
  • CI workflows, release metadata, no-payload artifact boundaries, and promotion automation.

Out of scope for this repository:

  • vulnerabilities in the official Codex Desktop app itself;
  • vulnerabilities in OpenAI APIs, services, or accounts;
  • issues caused solely by custom third-party model providers or local adapters outside this repository.

If a wrapper change makes an upstream issue worse on Linux, report it here and describe the wrapper-specific exposure.

Distribution Boundary

This repository does not publish OpenAI DMGs, extracted .app payloads, generated codex-app/ trees, AppImages, or native packages that contain OpenAI application code. Public artifacts may contain source, metadata, hashes, logs, patch reports, and review records only.

What To Include

  • affected wrapper commit or package version;
  • upstream app version and approved DMG SHA when relevant;
  • package format and distribution;
  • exact reproduction steps;
  • redacted codex-desktop-doctor --json output when useful;
  • whether the issue affects source builds, installed packages, updater rebuilds, or optional Linux features.

There aren't any published security advisories