NetContext-MCP

The primary security risk is that SSH host key verification is disabled by default (`SSH_VERIFY_HOST_KEY=false` in environment config and `ssh.ts`), making the server vulnerable to Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attacks. This is a critical flaw for a network management tool and must be manually enabled for production. While strong command sanitization (`rm`, `erase`, command chaining, path traversal, redirection) and file path validation for documentation are implemented, and YAML parsing uses `FAILSAFE_SCHEMA` to prevent code execution, the default SSH setting significantly lowers the overall security posture. Hardcoded test credentials exist in development configurations, emphasizing the need for secure environment variable management in production.