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CRITICAL VULNERABILITY: The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server is configured to be accessible from any host (`localhost_only: false`) and has authentication explicitly commented out (`authenticate: true` commented). This means the /mcp endpoint and its tools are publicly exposed to the network without any authentication, allowing anyone to query or potentially modify sensitive patient and healthcare provider data. Hardcoded database credentials (username 'postgres', password 'postgres') are used in development environment configuration files (`compose.yaml`, `config/database.yml`), which is a risk if these configurations are inadvertently used in production. Many request specs have `skip("Add a hash of attributes valid for your model")`, indicating incomplete controller testing that could lead to input validation or authorization vulnerabilities. No explicit user authentication/authorization for the web interface is visible.