zabetak commented on code in PR #5115:
URL: https://github.com/apache/calcite/pull/5115#discussion_r3637326819
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+layout: docs
+title: Known class-loading sinks
+permalink: /docs/security_known_class_loading_sinks.html
+---
Review Comment:
I would remove this section and the references to it. I don't think we
should list publicly security sinks that we are in the process of fixing.
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+title: Security threat model
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+Calcite is an embedded library: it runs inside a host application's JVM and
+exposes no network port of its own. This threat model covers what an attacker
+who reaches that embedded engine over a JDBC connection can and cannot do.
+
+Calcite treats the behaviors below as security vulnerabilities, so that
+reporters and committers triage them the same way. A report that
+contradicts this model is a feature request or a documentation gap, not a
+vulnerability.
+
+**Status:** draft for PMC discussion; not yet ratified.
Review Comment:
Since we are about to merge this PR the Draft status should be removed.
Anyways the model will necessarily evolve as more vulnerabilities are reported
in the future.
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