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The server exposes powerful tools with significant security implications. The 'Tinker' tool uses `eval()` allowing arbitrary PHP code execution, and 'Database Query' executes raw SQL queries (`DB::select`) after a basic keyword whitelist, posing a risk of SQL injection if the whitelist is bypassed. The 'CommandDetectionStrategy' and `installShellMcp` also dynamically execute shell commands for detection and installation, which could be exploited if inputs are not fully trusted. Additionally, the browser logger injects JavaScript into HTML responses to capture client-side logs and errors, which could inadvertently expose sensitive user data if not managed carefully. Disabling SSL verification for local/testing environments, though common, also adds a slight risk if misconfigured. These features, while intended, necessitate running the server in highly trusted and isolated development environments.