MCP-Server

The server implements numerous security features including JWT authentication, API key validation, rate limiting, CORS middleware, input validation, audit logging, CSRF protection, and Content Security Policy. Passwords are securely hashed. File uploads use UUIDs for filenames to prevent path traversal, and file size/extension validation is enforced. However, some default configurations pose risks: `backend/app/main.py` uses fallback `JWT_SECRET_KEY` and `API_KEY` that *must* be changed in production. The `deployment/firebase.json` and `start-interface-server.py` contain overly permissive `Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *` headers which should be restricted for production environments. The auto-start scripts use `subprocess.Popen` but appear to do so for legitimate server orchestration.