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### Key Discussion Points

*   The primary topic was reviewing and aligning Fedora's security documentation with the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) requirements, as tracked in ticket #14.
*   There's a consensus that much of the existing security documentation is outdated or scattered, and creating a new, single source of truth is preferable to updating old documents.
*   Red Hat is considered the CRA Steward for Fedora. It was agreed that documentation should include a disclaimer stating this and provide `cra-steward@redhat.com` as the contact for legal-related inquiries.
*   The `security/docs` repository on Forgejo (`https://forge.fedoraproject.org/security/docs`) was chosen as the initial location for new security documentation.
*   For reporting vulnerabilities, a private channel is needed since Forgejo does not yet support private tickets. A private mailing list or a private Bugzilla component were suggested as temporary solutions.
*   A `security.txt` file on Fedora websites was proposed to improve the discoverability of the security policy and reporting procedures.
*   The group discussed creating a concise, central `security.md` file (or a page on the docs site) that could link out to more detailed documents for each of the six CRA guideline items.

### Action Items

*   **All:** Continue discussion and planning for the CRA documentation alignment within the existing ticket: `https://forge.fedoraproject.org/security/tickets/issues/14`.
*   **All:** Draft a Pull Request for the docs site with the new `SECURITY.md` (converted to AsciiDoc), using the template provided by Red Hat as a base.
*   **All:** Create a new private channel (either a mailing list or a Bugzilla component) for handling security vulnerability reports.
*   **All:** Create issue templates in the `security/tickets` Forgejo repository to warn users that tickets are public and to direct vulnerability reports to the new private channel.
*   **@q5sys:matrix.org:** The "Linux-distros discussion" (ticket #13) will be the first topic for the next meeting.