You can't, but having a security.html page gives attackers the possibility to co...

		JoachimSchipper on Jan 30, 2013 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Rubygems.org compromised You can't, but having a security.html page gives attackers the possibility to contact you privately and securely; this reduces the chance that they'll decide to "contact" you by completely pwning your public site.