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The server utilizes environment variables for sensitive configurations, employs an ORM (Drizzle) for database interactions to mitigate SQL injection risks, and implements robust role-based access control for administrative features. Authentication is handled via 'better-auth'. However, inherent risks stem from powerful AI tools: - In-browser code execution (JavaScript via `new Function`, Python via Pyodide) is sandboxed client-side, but client-side vulnerabilities are possible. - The HTTP request tool allows LLMs to make arbitrary network requests, which poses potential SSRF or data exfiltration risks if not carefully constrained by prompt engineering. - Connections to external MCP servers introduce dependency risks on those servers' security practices. - File uploads require robust validation to prevent malicious content.