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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Reporting a Vulnerability

If you discover a security vulnerability in this integration, please report it privately by creating a security advisory on GitHub.

Please do NOT open a public issue for security vulnerabilities. This allows us to address the issue before it becomes public knowledge.

Security Considerations

Network Communication

This integration communicates with rooted Toon thermostats over your local network (HTTP):

  • Ensure your Toon device is only accessible from trusted networks
  • Keep your Home Assistant instance on a secure network
  • Consider using firewall rules to restrict access to your Toon device

Credential Storage

Toon device connection details (IP, port) are stored in Home Assistant's configuration:

  • Keep your configuration.yaml and Home Assistant configuration secure
  • Do not share your Home Assistant backups without sanitizing sensitive data
  • Rooted Toon devices may have default or weak passwords—change them if applicable

Best Practices

  1. Keep Home Assistant updated - Security patches are released regularly
  2. Install from official sources - Use HACS or official GitHub releases
  3. Review the code - As an open-source project, you can audit the code before use
  4. Secure your network - Restrict access to your Home Assistant instance
  5. Use strong authentication - Enable Home Assistant's user authentication

Disclosure Timeline

When a vulnerability is confirmed:

  1. We will assess the severity and impact
  2. A fix will be prepared for the latest version
  3. A new release will be published
  4. A security advisory will be published on GitHub (with credit to the reporter if desired)

Thank you for helping keep this project secure!

There aren’t any published security advisories