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The core proxy system is designed with strong security practices, including RBAC for Kubernetes sidecars, running containers as non-root with dropped capabilities, and managing OAuth credentials via Kubernetes Secrets. TLS encryption is enabled by default. A 'development mode' (`DEV_MODE=true`) explicitly bypasses authentication and allows the use of `X-User-ID` headers, with clear documentation stating it should not be used in production. The proxy's design inherently involves deploying and running external MCP server implementations (e.g., via Docker or Python scripts in sidecars). While this extensibility is a core feature, it introduces a risk if untrusted or malicious MCP server implementations are registered and deployed. The system does log expected security warnings related to CSRF protection being disabled in development for FastMCP (a Python library used by some plugins), which is justified by the explicit development mode. Overall, security is well-considered for the proxy itself, but users must exercise caution when integrating or uploading third-party MCP server definitions.