Open an issue or a pull request, or start a thread in Discussions and I'll take a look. You can also report privately: open the repository's Security tab and choose Report a vulnerability.

A confirmed problem is fixed in a new release, and the advisory is published once the fix is on nuget.org. Affected versions are then marked deprecated on nuget.org with the fixed version as the alternate.

Only the latest major version (2.x) gets security fixes.

RandomNameGeneratorLibrary makes no network calls and reads only its own embedded lists. Its names come from System.Random and are not secret or unpredictable: never use them for passwords, tokens or anything an attacker must not guess. The obsolete CensusListStripper and FileCompressor classes read and write whatever file paths the caller passes; they are build-time tools, kept only for compatibility until 3.0.