A call for feedback on our policies around exploits and malware

GitHub is seeking feedback on its policy regarding security research, malware, and exploits to establish clearer terms for collaboration on its platform, focusing on the distinction between harmful content and code that supports security research. The proposed updates aim to clarify the use of terms like “exploit,” “malware,” and “delivery” to enhance understanding and expectations for the community, encouraging open communication and collaboration in security research. GitHub invites public comments on these clarifications in its site-policy repository, providing a 30-day period for community stakeholders to contribute their insights. Mike Hanley, GitHub’s Chief Security Officer, emphasizes the importance of an open and impartial platform for security research, with the goal of making GitHub a home for security researchers.

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