chromadb-remote-mcp

The server demonstrates strong security practices, including explicit log sanitization to prevent log injection, timing-safe token comparison to mitigate timing attacks, robust origin header validation to prevent DNS rebinding, and comprehensive security headers (CSP, X-Frame-Options, HSTS). It uses environment variables for all secrets (`MCP_AUTH_TOKEN`, `CHROMA_AUTH_TOKEN`) and includes a rate limiter. The project explicitly states resolving all OWASP and CWE security findings. The primary area for caution noted by the project itself is the deprecated use of query parameters for authentication, which is enabled by default for compatibility but less secure than header-based methods.