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VULNERABILITY DISCLOSURE PROGRAMME

As part of the Government Technology Agency’s (“GovTech”) ongoing efforts to
ensure the cyber-security of Government internet-accessible applications used by
the citizens, business and public sector employees, GovTech has established this
suspected vulnerability disclosure programme (“VDP”) to encourage the
responsible reporting of suspected vulnerabilities or weaknesses in IT services,
systems, resources and/or processes which may potentially affect Government
internet-accessible applications. We look forward to working with the
cyber-security research community and members of the public to keep our services
safe for all users.

For clarity, the VDP does not authorise or permit the taking of any action which
may contravene applicable laws and regulations (e.g. Computer Misuse Act). For
the avoidance of doubt, attempts to exploit or test suspected vulnerabilities
(e.g. gaining unauthorised access to any computer program or data) are
prohibited.

You are expected to conduct yourself responsibly at all times and if you are in
any doubt about any proposed course of conduct, please contact us immediately at
vulnerability_disclosure@tech.gov.sg.


WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP

a. Act responsibly for the sole purpose of reporting suspected vulnerabilities
and safeguarding users from damage, harm or loss.

b. Avoid causing any kind of damage, harm or loss to individuals or
organisations (e.g. you should not attempt to test, reproduce or verify the
suspected vulnerability, or take any action which may cause interruption or
degradation of any Services).

c. Conduct yourself in accordance with applicable laws and regulations at all
times. If you have any doubt about such laws or regulations, please seek and
obtain professional legal advice. Under no circumstances should you attempt to
exfiltrate any computer data or publish details of any suspected vulnerability.

d. Upon detection of a suspected vulnerability, notify us immediately or as soon
as practicable by submitting a report to us at
vulnerability_disclosure@tech.gov.sg. You may encrypt your emails to us using
our PGP key.



e. Where applicable, provide your name, email and mobile number in the suspected
vulnerability report so that we may contact you for clarifications. Include the
name(s) and email(s) of other person(s) to whom you may have disclosed the
suspected vulnerability.

f. Provide adequate information in the suspected vulnerability report so that we
may work with you on validating the suspected vulnerability, including these
details (where available):

 * Description of the suspected vulnerability.

 * IP address and/or URL of the subject Service.

 * Configuration and version of the subject software.

 * Description of the circumstances, including date(s) and time(s), leading to
   your reporting of the suspected vulnerability.

 * Description of the reason(s) why you believe the suspected vulnerability may
   impact the subject Service and the extent of such suspected potential impact
   (e.g. describe how you believe the suspected vulnerability might potentially
   operate).

What NOT to do

a. Act in any way which may contravene applicable laws and regulations (e.g. the
Computer Misuse Act).

b. Publish or publicly disclose any suspected vulnerability to any third party
before it is resolved as malicious actors may exploit the suspected
vulnerability to cause damage, harm or loss to individuals and organisations.

c. Deploy destructive, disruptive or other unlawful means to detect
vulnerabilities (e.g. attacks on physical security, social engineering, denial
of service, brute force attacks).

d. Exploit, test or otherwise use any suspected vulnerability (e.g. taking any
step(s) to access, copy, create, delete, modify, manipulate or download any data
or programme, build system backdoor(s), modify system configuration(s),
facilitate or share system access).

If you are in any doubt about any proposed course of conduct, please contact us
immediately at vulnerability_disclosure@tech.gov.sg

As part of the VDP, GovTech will:

a. Act as coordinator between you and the relevant public sector agency or
agencies (“Stakeholders”) which may possibly be affected by the suspected
vulnerability.

b. Acknowledge receipt of your suspected vulnerability report and notify the
Stakeholders of the suspected vulnerability within generally 3 business days
from our receipt of your report.

c. Work with you and the Stakeholders to resolve any validated vulnerability
within generally 90 business days from our receipt of your report.

d. Upon the validation of your suspected vulnerability report and at our sole
discretion, accord appropriate recognition to you for your contribution(s) in
reporting and/or resolving the validated vulnerability.

Please note that GovTech does not and will not in any way:

a. Accord or provide you with any kind of exemption, immunity, indemnity or
shield from civil or criminal liability (if any) under applicable laws and
regulations.

b. Be liable for any expense, damage or loss of any kind which you may incur due
to any action taken or not taken by us in relation to any suspected
vulnerability you may report.

c. Accept or assume any responsibility for the contents of any suspected
vulnerability report submitted by you, nor shall our acknowledgment or
processing of such report constitute any kind of acceptance or endorsement of
the contents therein.

d. Be obliged to consult you for any media or public statement that we and/or
any Stakeholders may decide to publish or release in relation to the suspected
or validated vulnerability.

e. Provide you with any cash reward or financial incentive of any kind for the
detection and/or resolution of the validated vulnerability.  



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