Responsible Disclosure Policy — Active
Security

Security Disclosure

The Social Magas is a static informational website. We don't run a backend or store user data — but we still take the integrity of our site and our visitors' trust seriously. If you spot something off, let us know.

Report a Vulnerability

If you've noticed something on our site that looks wrong — a defaced page, a suspicious redirect, a broken script behaving unexpectedly, or anything that could harm visitors — please drop us a line. We're a small team and genuinely appreciate the heads-up.

What to Include

You don't need to write a formal report — a plain email works fine. It helps if you include:

Our Response Commitment

We're a small team, not a dedicated security operation. Here's what we can honestly commit to:

Acknowledgement
Within 48 hrs
Initial Review
Within 5 days
Fix Target
Best effort
Disclosure
Coordinated

Since our site is static with no user accounts or sensitive backend, most issues we'd encounter are cosmetic or supply-chain in nature — so fixes are typically straightforward. We'll always let you know what we found and what we did about it.

Scope

This policy covers the website assets we directly own and control under the thesocialmagas.com domain — including its pages, scripts, styles, and DNS configuration.

thesocialmagas.com *.thesocialmagas.com Site content & scripts DNS & domain config Third-party embeds on our pages

Out of scope: Our site is hosted on Netlify and contact forms are powered by Google Forms — infrastructure and data handling for both are entirely managed by those providers. Vulnerabilities in Netlify or Google's systems should be reported directly to Netlify and Google respectively. We do not collect, store, or process any personal data on our own infrastructure.

Safe Harbor

We have no interest in taking legal action against anyone who reports an issue in good faith. Since we're a static informational site with no user accounts or stored personal data, the bar here is simple — just don't do anything harmful while exploring: