Security disclosure

Report a security issue affecting the Rust IoT Gateway path

This page is Combotto's low-profile disclosure route for supplier-side vulnerability reports affecting the gateway-first v1 product line. It is operational guidance for coordinated disclosure, not a standalone managed PSIRT or compliance service.

In scope

  • Public or customer reports affecting Rust-Iot-Gateway
  • Dependency advisories with plausible gateway impact
  • Scanner or audit findings that can be tied to a gateway release line
  • Internal discoveries that should follow the same reporting discipline

Out of scope

  • Sales, consulting, or general contact requests
  • Issues outside the current gateway-first product line
  • Requests for CSAF, regulator-submission automation, or export feeds
  • Testing that causes privacy violations, destructive changes, or service disruption

How to report

Send the report to tb@combotto.io

Use a dedicated email thread rather than the general contact form so the report lands in the right workflow. Include the smallest evidence set that makes validation possible.

Please include

  • Affected product, component, or dependency
  • Affected version or release line when known
  • A concise summary of the issue and why it matters
  • Advisory links, reproduction notes, or scan evidence
  • Your contact details and preferred follow-up path

What to expect

  • Initial acknowledgement within 24 hours
  • Manual scope and validation review after intake
  • Direct follow-up if more evidence is required
  • Coordinated communication on remediation and publication timing

Before you send

Keep the report specific

Reports move faster when the affected gateway path, version range, and evidence source are named directly instead of described in abstract terms.
If you already know the issue is customer-visible, known exploited, or likely to cross a reporting threshold, say that plainly in the first message.
Use this inbox only for security reports. For audit or consulting inquiries, use the normal contact route.
Do not include secrets, production credentials, or unrelated customer data unless there is no safer way to explain the issue.