Responsible Disclosure & Reporting

5.1 Responsible Disclosure & Reporting

Modulexo is public on-chain infrastructure.

All contract code and state are publicly verifiable.

This section defines the reporting channel for technical vulnerabilities and governance-level issues.

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I. Scope of Reporting

Responsible disclosure applies to:

• Smart contract vulnerabilities • Logic inconsistencies • Access control flaws • Reentrancy exposure • Upgradeability misconfiguration • Governance bypass vectors • Incorrect documentation of control state

It does not apply to:

• Market volatility • Economic dissatisfaction • Participation regret • Token price movements • Distribution expectations

Only technical issues fall under disclosure scope.

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II. Disclosure Channel

Security reports must be submitted to:

security@[project-domain]

(Replace with official domain email.)

Reports should include:

• Contract address • Chain ID • Transaction hash (if applicable) • Reproduction steps • Impact description

Optional:

• Proof-of-concept • Suggested mitigation

Anonymous disclosure is permitted.

PGP encryption may be supported (optional, if provided).

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III. Disclosure Process

Upon receipt:

1. Report is acknowledged.

2. Technical validity is assessed.

3. If confirmed:

   • Mitigation path determined

   • Governance escalation initiated (if required)

4. Public disclosure timing coordinated if necessary.

There is no bounty program unless explicitly stated elsewhere.

There is no compensation guarantee.

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IV. Governance Escalation

If a vulnerability affects governance-controlled contracts:

Escalation path is:

1. Governor proposal creation

2. Vote

3. Timelock execution

Emergency action may be limited by:

• Ownership state • Upgradeability model • Timelock delay

All actions are on-chain and publicly visible.

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V. Limitations

Modulexo:

• Does not guarantee immediate remediation • Does not guarantee compensation • Does not reverse irreversible transactions • Does not provide financial restitution

Disclosure improves system integrity. It does not alter participation outcomes.

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VI. Public Monitoring

All critical events are observable via:

• Recycled • Claimed • Sponsored • AssetSet • OwnershipTransferred • ProposalExecuted

Independent monitoring is encouraged.

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VII. Reporting Boundaries

This channel is not for:

• Customer service • Refund requests • Legal disputes • Off-chain agreements

Technical issues only.