FlashDec is a research prototype that combines Python, Triton, and native CUDA code. Security reports are welcome, especially when they involve memory safety, malformed tensor metadata, state corruption, unsafe native-extension behavior, or dependency vulnerabilities.
There is no stable release line yet. Only the latest commit on main is considered for security fixes; historical commits and benchmark evidence commits are retained for reproducibility but are not supported release branches.
Do not open a public issue with exploit details, credentials, private paths, or sensitive logs.
Use GitHub's private vulnerability reporting flow from the repository Security tab. If that option is temporarily unavailable, open a minimal public issue asking the maintainer to enable a confidential channel; do not include vulnerability details, logs, or a proof of concept in that issue.
Please include, when available:
- the affected commit and execution path;
- Python, PyTorch, Triton, CUDA, compiler, and GPU versions;
- a minimal trigger or proof of concept;
- the expected and observed behavior;
- the impact and any known workaround.
The maintainer will acknowledge and assess reports on a best-effort basis, coordinate a fix and advisory when appropriate, and ask the reporter to delay public disclosure until users have a reasonable opportunity to update.
Correctness regressions, performance questions, unsupported environments, and documentation problems should use the normal issue forms. See SUPPORT.md for routing guidance.