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The project implements a robust multi-layer security architecture including SSH key authentication, API key authorization, RBAC, IP blacklisting, rate limiting, and auth failure tracking. Sensitive data like resource credentials are encrypted using AES-256-GCM, and user passwords use Bcrypt hashing. Comprehensive audit logging is in place, including detection of high-risk commands. The primary security concern lies in the presence of default/demo configurations with hardcoded sensitive values (API keys, encryption keys, JWT secrets, SSH keys, passwords) in the repository for quickstart examples. While documentation emphasizes changing these for production and Kubernetes deployments correctly use `secretKeyRef`, this still relies on user diligence to prevent insecure deployments. The `dasel` installation script in `initconfig.sh` also presents a minor supply chain risk.