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# =========================================================================== # security.txt for ssl.org (RFC 9116) # Deploy at: https://www.ssl.org/.well-known/security.txt # Optional duplicate/redirect: /security.txt -> /.well-known/security.txt # Serve over HTTPS, Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 # =========================================================================== # --- Required fields ------------------------------------------------------- Contact: mailto:[redacted]@iban.com Contact: https://www.iban.com/contact Expires: 2027-06-15T23:59:59.000Z # --- Recommended fields ---------------------------------------------------- Canonical: https://www.ssl.org/.well-known/security.txt Preferred-Languages: en, bg # --- Optional fields (uncomment + point at real, live resources) ----------- # Each URL referenced below MUST resolve, or scanners will flag the file. #Policy: https://www.ssl.org/security-policy #Encryption: https://www.ssl.org/.well-known/pgp-key.txt #Acknowledgments: https://www.ssl.org/hall-of-fame #Hiring: https://www.iban.com/careers # =========================================================================== # Notes # - Contact lines are in order of preference. [redacted]@iban.com is your # monitored mailbox; consider also adding a dedicated security@ alias if you # want security reports separated from general mail. # - "Expires" must be a single ISO 8601 timestamp and SHOULD be < 1 year out. # Renew before that date; an expired file is treated as stale. # - Canonical points at the www host (your canonical hostname). Serve the file # so both ssl.org and www.ssl.org resolve it (your existing redirect handles # that if non-www -> www is already in place). # - You MAY clearsign this file with PGP (RFC 9116 §2.3). # ===========================================================================