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The Microsoft SECURITY.md standard file has varied over time with a number of different versions. Additionally, some repositories have made modifications. With thousands of Microsoft owned open source repositories, there is not consistency in how we instruct users to report security problems.
To minimize future toil and ensure a unified and accurate experience for public users reporting security issues in Microsoft repositories, we are moving to a normalized approach where the SECURITY.md file will have only a brief message that points to a central location where more information is provided on how users can securely report security problems in Microsoft owned repositories. Putting most of the content in a central location lets us more easily update links and instructions in a single place rather than thousands of places. There may be S360 alerts raised to nudge you into adopting the new standard. This is a one-time effort to reduce update toil in the future.
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