No security advisories or CVEs have been issued for Binions to date. Binions is pre-1.0 alpha software, and at this stage there is no published advisory, no assigned CVE identifier, and no security bulletin archive. This page is honest about that — it tells you the current state, and how advisories will work once they exist.
Current status. As of this release, zero security advisories and zero CVEs have been published for Binions. If you have seen a “Binions CVE” quoted anywhere, treat it with suspicion — none has been issued.
Binions is in active alpha development. It has not yet reached the public 1.0 release, and no formal vulnerability advisory or CVE has been published for it. We will not invent severity scores, advisory numbers, or a bulletin history that does not exist. When that changes, this page will say so plainly.
This does not mean security is an afterthought. Every release passes automated supply-chain checks before it ships, the platform runs with a default-drop firewall and per-daemon sandboxing, and security-relevant fixes are tracked. It simply means that, to date, nothing has crossed the bar of a formally published advisory.
When Binions does need to communicate a security issue or its fix, three channels carry that information:
cargo-deny against the RUSTSEC advisory database on every release, so a known-vulnerable crate is blocked at build time — before the package ever reaches your host. See Supply chain for how that gate works.Two kinds of issue. A vulnerability in one of Binions’ dependencies is caught by the supply-chain gate and fixed by bumping that dependency. A vulnerability in Binions’ own code would be fixed in a release and called out in the release notes. Both reach you the same way: an update.
Until a formal advisory process exists, the practical advice is simple:
apt tooling:sudo apt update
sudo apt upgradeThe full upgrade workflow — including how to back up first and what to check afterwards — is on the Updating with apt page.
Found something yourself? If you believe you have discovered a security issue in Binions, please report it privately rather than posting it publicly — see Reporting vulnerabilities for how.