This is a documentation-only repository. It ships Markdown, a PDF export, two PNG images and a few GitHub workflow files. There's no application code, nothing that takes user input, and nothing that stores data. The only security surface worth talking about is the links.

The document version in the header of docs/readme.md is the only version that matters, and only the newest one is maintained. Older versions live in the git history and in docs/CHANGELOG.md, and they aren't patched.

If you find a link that's broken, redirects somewhere it shouldn't, or points at something malicious:

1. Check it once more in a browser so we're not chasing a transient outage.
2. Write down the URL, the section it sits in, and what went wrong (404, redirect, phishing page, and so on).
3. Open an issue at github.com/ReadyPixels/AI_Models_Matrix/issues with those three things.

Please don't try to exploit a compromised link, and don't post payloads or screenshots of malicious pages in the issue. A URL and a sentence is enough for us to verify it.

The .github/workflows folder runs markdownlint, link checks and a release step. If you think one of them could be abused (for example through a crafted pull request), open an issue the same way. We'll respond as fast as we can, which for a repo this size usually means within a few days.

We don't run a bug bounty, and we can't respond to reports about the third-party sites the matrix links to. Send those to the vendor in question.