Disclosure channel
Status: Published
Security issues can be reported to ops@atomic-a-i.cloud until a separate security mailbox or bug-bounty route is published.
Incident Response
This page defines how incidents are classified, how reports should be sent, and what public response users should expect.
Reporting
Status: Published
Security issues can be reported to ops@atomic-a-i.cloud until a separate security mailbox or bug-bounty route is published.
Reports should include affected route, wallet flow, proof route, transaction hash if relevant, and exact reproduction steps.
No staffed bug bounty, SOC 2 desk, or independent response retainer is claimed until linked publicly.
Classification
Custody, contract, treasury, or domain compromise with possible loss or unauthorized control.
Authentication, route bypass, settlement, or write-surface weakness with material impact.
Protected route confusion, proof drift, or sensitive workflow weakness without immediate custody loss.
Presentation, wording, or non-sensitive route issue with limited operational impact.
Status View
Response Targets
Target: within 24 hours for critical or high-severity reports after publication of a formal reporting channel.
Target: immediate route review, rate limits, session revocation, or page-state changes for active abuse surfaces.
Target: public status notice when user funds, trust evidence, or public routes are materially affected.
Target: publish remediation status or claim boundary updates after containment.
Status Routing
The public site should move affected routes into review or paused state, keep trust claims bounded, and direct users back to the trust evidence hub until the issue is resolved.
Public Incident History
No publicly disclosed security incident is published at this time.
If a material route, wallet, treasury, or trust issue affects users, this page and the public status route should be updated together.
Use the status page for current route health and the founder updates trail for dated public changes.