BoardingMcp-Server

The server correctly externalizes sensitive configurations via environment variables (`.env` file using pydantic-settings), avoiding hardcoded secrets in the main codebase. Database interactions use SQLModel (an ORM), mitigating direct SQL injection risks. Asynchronous HTTP requests (`aiohttp`) are used for external API calls, and basic error handling is in place. However, the `generate_token` function (used in `research/test1.py` and `mcp_servers/utlis/utlis.py`) relies on base64 encoding `username:password:project_id` to create a token. While base64 is an encoding, not an encryption method, and might be acceptable for a composite API key structure, if this token is used as a standalone bearer token for secure sessions without further cryptographic signing or encryption, it represents a significant security weakness as the raw credentials could be easily decoded if the token is compromised.