Responsible Disclosure Policy

Last Updated: [May, 2026]

At Car Parking Multiplayer APK, we take the security of our website and the safety of our visitors seriously. Even as an independent informational website, we recognize that no online platform is completely immune to vulnerabilities — and we genuinely appreciate the help of security-conscious individuals who take the time to report issues responsibly.

This Responsible Disclosure Policy explains what we consider a valid security concern, how to report it to us, what you can expect from us in return, and the boundaries of responsible disclosure as they apply to this website.

1. Our Commitment to Security

We are committed to:

We understand that identifying and reporting a vulnerability takes time and expertise. We respect that effort and will treat every genuine report with care and seriousness.

2. Scope — What This Policy Covers

This policy applies specifically to the website operated at:

🌐 Car Parking Multiplayer Mod APK

And includes:

3. What Counts as a Security Vulnerability

Not every issue is a security vulnerability. Here are examples of the types of concerns that fall within the scope of this policy:

✅ In Scope:

• Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) — Injecting malicious scripts into pages viewed by other users
• Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) — Tricking users into performing unintended actions on the website
• Sensitive data exposure — Personal data of visitors being unintentionally accessible
• Broken authentication or session management — Issues that could allow unauthorized access to admin areas
• Open redirects — Redirects that could be exploited to send visitors to malicious external sites
• Security misconfigurations — Exposed admin panels, directory listings, or insecure server settings
• Malicious third-party scripts — Evidence that a third-party script loaded on our site is behaving maliciously

❌ Out of Scope:

• Vulnerabilities in third-party platforms we have no control over (e.g., Google AdSense, CDN providers, hosting infrastructure)
• Issues that require physical access to a visitor’s device
• Social engineering attacks targeting our team members
• Denial of Service (DoS) or Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks
• Spam or automated form submissions that do not expose a genuine security risk
• Theoretical vulnerabilities with no demonstrated practical impact
• Issues related to APK files hosted on third-party platforms

If you are unsure whether your finding falls within scope, err on the side of reporting it. We would rather review something out of scope than miss a genuine issue.

4. How to Report a Vulnerability

If you have identified a security vulnerability on this website, please contact us through the following channel:

📧 Security Email: Contact Us

What to Include in Your Report

To help us investigate and resolve the issue as efficiently as possible, please include as much of the following information as you can:

1. A clear description of the vulnerability — what it is and why it is a security concern
2. The affected URL or page — the specific location on the website where the issue exists
3. Steps to reproduce — a clear, step-by-step explanation of how to trigger the vulnerability
4. Proof of concept — screenshots, screen recordings, or code snippets that demonstrate the issue (without exploiting it further than necessary to prove its existence)
5. Your assessment of the potential impact — what could happen if this vulnerability were exploited by a malicious actor
6. Your contact details — so we can follow up with questions or to acknowledge your contribution

The more detail you provide, the faster we can assess and address the issue.

5. What to Expect From Us

We believe in open and respectful communication with security reporters. Here is what you can expect after submitting a report:

Timeframes are estimates and may vary depending on the complexity of the issue and our available resources as an independent website.

We will keep you informed throughout the process and will not close a report without communicating the outcome to you.

6. Our Expectations from Security Reporters

In exchange for our commitment to taking your report seriously, we ask that you adhere to the following guidelines:

• Act in good faith — Your goal should be to improve security, not to cause harm or disruption
• Do not exploit the vulnerability beyond what is necessary to demonstrate its existence
• Do not access, modify, or delete data that does not belong to you
• Do not perform testing that could degrade the performance or availability of this website for other users
• Do not publicly disclose the vulnerability before we have had a reasonable opportunity to investigate and address it — see Section 7 for our coordinated disclosure approach
• Do not use automated scanning tools aggressively against our website without prior permission
• Keep all findings confidential until we have resolved the issue and mutually agreed on disclosure

Reports that do not follow these guidelines may not be eligible for acknowledgement and could be referred to relevant authorities if harmful actions are taken against the site or its visitors.

7. Coordinated Disclosure

We support the principle of coordinated disclosure — also known as responsible disclosure. This means:

• You report the vulnerability to us privately first
• We are given a fair and reasonable amount of time to investigate and fix the issue
• Once the issue is resolved, we are open to working with you on a mutually agreed disclosure timeline if you wish to publish your findings

We ask that reporters allow us a minimum of 90 days from the date of acknowledgement to address the issue before any public disclosure. If exceptional circumstances require a shorter timeline, please discuss this with us directly and we will do our best to accommodate.

We will never ask reporters to stay permanently silent about legitimate findings. Transparency is important to us — we simply ask for the time to fix things properly first.

8. Recognition & Acknowledgement

We are an independent website without a formal bug bounty program, which means we are not currently able to offer financial rewards for vulnerability reports. We want to be completely upfront about this.

However, we are genuinely grateful for the time and skill that goes into responsible security research. For valid, confirmed reports we are happy to:

• Publicly acknowledge your contribution on this page or in a dedicated security acknowledgements section (with your permission)
• Provide a written letter of acknowledgement confirming your responsible disclosure
• Credit you by name or handle in any public disclosure related to the finding

9. Legal Safe Harbor

We want security researchers to feel comfortable reporting issues to us without fear of legal action. Provided that you act in good faith, follow the guidelines in this policy, and do not engage in activities that cause harm to this website or its users, we commit to:

• Not pursuing legal action against you in connection with your security research
• Not reporting you to law enforcement for good faith testing that stays within the scope defined in this policy
• Working with you transparently and respectfully throughout the disclosure process

This safe harbor applies specifically to activities carried out in compliance with this policy. It does not apply to activity that goes beyond the scope defined here or that involves harmful, malicious, or unauthorized actions.

This is not a formal legal agreement. If you require a formal legal safe harbor arrangement before proceeding with research, please contact us to discuss further.

10. What This Policy Does Not Cover

To be clear, this policy is specifically about security vulnerabilities on our website. It does not cover:

• Security issues within the Car Parking Multiplayer game itself — those should be reported directly to the game’s official developers
• Vulnerabilities in third-party tools, plugins, or platforms that we use but do not control
• General content complaints, copyright issues, or editorial concerns — see our DMCA Policy and Contact Us pages for those

11. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Responsible Disclosure Policy from time to time as our website evolves or as best practices in security disclosure change. Updates will be reflected in the “Last Updated” date at the top of this page.

We encourage security researchers to review this policy before submitting any reports to ensure they are working within our current guidelines.

12. Contact Us

For all security-related reports and disclosures, please use:

For all other inquiries, please visit our general Contact Us page.

This Responsible Disclosure Policy applies solely to the website and all content published under this domain.