MCP-Dandan

The project is a security framework that requires deep system interaction, including modifying application configurations and spawning child processes, which are inherently complex operations. The codebase demonstrates awareness of these risks by implementing measures such as config backup/restore, explicit YARA rule syntax validation for custom rules, and using prepared statements for database operations (in the backend). The Electron frontend leverages a preload script to expose a controlled API, limiting direct Node.js access. IPC calls from the renderer to the main process are used to interact with the Python backend, which is responsible for sensitive operations. A notable aspect is the `ELECTRON_DISABLE_SECURITY_WARNINGS = 'true'` flag used during development, which is typically undesirable for a security product but common in development environments. `execSync` is used for process management and config modification, which requires careful control but appears to be used in a measured way (e.g., calling `config_finder.py` with specific flags to disable/restore proxies).