blender-remote

The core functionality of this project involves executing arbitrary Python code (using `exec()`) received over a TCP socket within the Blender environment. This is an inherent and very high security risk if the server is exposed to untrusted networks or clients, as it grants full control over the host machine's Blender process and potentially the system if Blender's sandbox is weak. While the server defaults to binding on localhost (127.0.0.1) which mitigates external network attacks, any process on the same machine can connect and execute code. The `kill_blender_process()` functionality also provides powerful control. The `base64` encoding is for data integrity, not obfuscation. No obvious hardcoded secrets were found. The project explicitly states, 'Use at your own risk.'