Create SECURITY.md

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Setting up security reporting policy.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a comprehensive security policy document outlining supported versions, vulnerability reporting, and security patch management.
  • Provided guidelines for secure development practices, including adherence to OWASP standards and encryption methods.
  • Included security recommendations for users to enhance their security posture.

• Documentation

  • Added a SECURITY.md file to inform users about security practices and policies.

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Walkthrough

A new SECURITY.md file has been introduced for the DIGIT Core project, outlining the security policy, including supported versions for updates, responsible vulnerability reporting procedures, and secure development practices. It details approaches to security patches, key management, and recommendations for users to enhance security.

Changes

File	Change Summary
SECURITY.md	Introduced a comprehensive security policy, detailing supported versions, vulnerability reporting, security patching, development practices, key management, and user recommendations.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant SecurityTeam
    participant Repository

    User->>SecurityTeam: Report vulnerability
    SecurityTeam->>User: Acknowledge report
    SecurityTeam->>Repository: Apply security patch
    Repository->>User: Notify about patch release

🐰 "In the garden where bunnies play,
Security blooms in a bright new way.
With patches and keys, we hop with glee,
Protecting our home, safe as can be!
So report with care, let us unite,
For a secure world, we’ll hop through the night!" 🌼

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