wallguard

The server design inherently involves high-privilege operations, including executing arbitrary CLI commands, modifying firewall configurations, and providing remote SSH/TTY/UI/Remote Desktop access to managed devices. While the architecture implements token-based authentication, authorization flows, and environmental variable handling for critical secrets (ROOT_ACCOUNT_ID, SYSTEM_ACCOUNT_ID, DATASTORE_HOST, etc.), any vulnerability in these mechanisms could lead to severe compromise. The direct execution of external binaries (`ssh-keygen`, `php`, `sshd -T`) and interaction with a separate `datastore` service represent points of potential risk if their security or proper configuration is not strictly maintained. The `execute_cli_command` function poses a significant command injection risk if input is not meticulously sanitized by the client-side before transmission. However, given the nature of the application (managing network devices), these powerful capabilities are expected; the security score reflects the high impact of a potential breach rather than poor coding practices.