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* ** Public contact points** . Email address to which people will be directed
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by Mitre when they are asked for a way to contact the Node.js team about
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- CVE-related issues. ** cve-request@iojs.org **
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+ CVE-related issues. ** [ cve-request@iojs.org ] [ ] **
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* ** Private contact points** . Administrative contacts that Mitre can reach out
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to directly in case there are issues that require immediate attention.
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- ** cve-mitre-contact@iojs.org **
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+ ** [ cve-mitre-contact@iojs.org ] [ ] **
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* ** Email addresses to add to the CNA email discussion list** . This address has
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been added to a closed mailing list that is used for announcements,
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sharing documents, or discussion relevant to the CNA community.
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The list rarely has more than ten messages a week.
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- ** cna-discussion-list@iojs.org **
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+ ** [ cna-discussion-list@iojs.org ] [ ] **
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## CNA management processes
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@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ of CVEs should then be requested using the steps listed above.
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### External CVE request process
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- When a request for a CVE is received via the cve-request@iojs.org
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+ When a request for a CVE is received via the [ cve-request@iojs.org ] [ ]
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email alias the following process will be followed (likely updated
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after we get HackerOne up and running).
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@@ -135,3 +135,7 @@ following steps are used to assign, announce and report a CVE.
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* Move the CVE from the Pending section to the Announced section along
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with a link to the Node.js blog post announcing that releases
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are available.
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+ [cve-request@iojs.org]: mailto:cve-request@iojs.org
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+ [cve-mitre-contact@iojs.org]: mailto:cve-mitre-contact@iojs.org
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+ [cna-discussion-list@iojs.org]: mailto:cna-discussion-list@iojs.org
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