If you discover a security vulnerability in the Quick C++ extension, please report it as soon as possible. We appreciate your responsible disclosure and will work to address any issues promptly.

Please email us at support@codegyan.in or use the contact form on our official website.

We ask that you do not publicly disclose the vulnerability until we have had a chance to respond and provide a fix, to minimize the potential for misuse.

The Quick C++ extension follows a continuous improvement cycle, with the latest stable version receiving the most attention for security patches. We recommend users update to the latest release to benefit from ongoing security improvements.

• Current stable version: 0.0.2
• Older versions (if any) may no longer receive security updates.

While the Quick C++ extension strives to maintain a high level of security, here are some best practices for ensuring your environment is as secure as possible when using it:

1. Regularly update dependencies: Keep all third-party libraries and dependencies up-to-date to avoid known vulnerabilities.
2. Limit user permissions: Only provide the extension with the necessary permissions needed to execute, especially when running in production.
3. Use strong input validation: Always validate inputs from untrusted sources to prevent vulnerabilities such as buffer overflows, injection attacks, and format string issues.
4. Memory management: Ensure proper memory handling in your C++ code to prevent memory leaks and other issues that could be exploited.

We actively monitor security risks and release patches in a timely manner. All security-related patches will be listed under the "Release Notes" for the Quick C++ extension on our GitHub repository or official release page. Users should review the release notes to stay informed about the latest fixes.

If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out to the Quick C++ team via our official contact methods.

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