generated: '2026-09-13'
method: searched
source: https://buf.build/docs/contact/
docs: https://buf.build/docs/contact/
program:
  published: true
  type: email disclosure channel
  contact: security@buf.build
  statement: 'For security disclosures, email security@buf.build.'
  evidence:
    - url: https://buf.build/docs/contact/
      status: 200
      quote: 'For security disclosures, email security@buf.build.'
channels:
  - kind: security disclosure
    value: security@buf.build
  - kind: product support
    value: support@buf.build
  - kind: sales and general
    value: https://buf.build/contact
  - kind: open-source issues
    value: 'GitHub issues on the relevant bufbuild repository'
  - kind: community
    value: 'https://buf.build/b/slack — explicitly community discussion, NOT production support'
not_found:
  security_txt:
    path: /.well-known/security.txt
    hosts_probed: [buf.build, www.buf.build, api.buf.build, docs.buf.build]
    result: >-
      absent. buf.build returns its SPA shell (soft-404) and api.buf.build returns a plain
      404. No RFC 9116 file is served anywhere on the estate.
  bug_bounty:
    result: 'none found — no HackerOne, Bugcrowd or Intigriti program surfaced.'
  disclosure_policy_page:
    result: 'none found — no /security or /security-policy page; both return the SPA shell.'
  trust_center:
    result: 'none — trust.buf.build and security.buf.build do not resolve (NXDOMAIN).'
gap: >-
  Buf publishes a working security contact but nothing machine-readable: no security.txt,
  no disclosure policy, no stated response SLA or safe-harbour language. Adding an RFC 9116
  file naming security@buf.build would be a one-file fix.