kalshi-cpp is a third-party C++ client for the Kalshi exchange API. It signs requests with an account's Ed25519 or RSA private key, so a bug that leaks a key or lets someone forge requests could put trading capital at risk.

Fixes go into the next release after the latest tag; older releases are not patched. Upgrade by moving your GIT_TAG or find_package(kalshi X.Y CONFIG) version to the new release.

Don't open a public issue. Use GitHub's private vulnerability reporting, which reaches the maintainer privately and tracks disclosure.

Include:

• Affected version (tag or commit SHA)
• A minimal reproduction or test case
• Impact (credential leak / request forgery / DoS / something else)
• Whether you've notified anyone else (e.g. Kalshi directly)

You should hear back within 3 business days, and get an assessment within 7. The fix ships in a new release, or you get a timeline if it takes longer.

• Bugs against kalshi.com itself. Send those to Kalshi's own vulnerability program, not this client library.
• Operational issues such as rate-limit handling or network failures. File a regular issue.
• Theoretical issues against dependencies. Report them upstream to OpenSSL, libcurl, libwebsockets, Glaze, or GoogleTest as appropriate.