security.txt Generator
Generate RFC 9116 security.txt files with contact, policy, and expiry fields. Give researchers a reporting path — local generation, free, no signup.
How to Use the security.txt Generator
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Frequently Asked Questions
What fields are required?
Contact (email or URL) and Expires (date) — the RFC minimum. Add Encryption (key URL), Policy, and Hiring for a complete file.
Where does the file live?
At /.well-known/security.txt (plus legacy /security.txt redirect). Scanners and researchers check the well-known path first.
Why bother?
Without it, finders email random addresses or disclose publicly. A 5-minute file converts chaos into coordinated disclosure.
Does security.txt content upload?
No — generation runs locally in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.
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Last updated October 2026