openops

The project demonstrates strong security awareness, including password hashing (bcrypt, firebase-scrypt), encryption of sensitive data (AES-256-CBC), input sanitization for CLI commands (shell-quote), and webhook signature verification for Slack. Crucially, it employs `isolated-vm` for sandboxing code execution, a critical measure for a platform running user-provided code. Logging includes redaction of sensitive patterns. However, the extensive number of external integrations (AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Microsoft Graph, Slack, Jira, etc.) significantly expands the attack surface. Default CORS settings allowing all origins ('*') can be a security risk if not mitigated by external proxies or strict API key usage. While `isolated-vm` is a robust control for code execution, the presence of `eval` and `Function` constructor in some sandbox modes (e.g., no-op) requires careful scrutiny to ensure they are not used in high-privilege contexts. Default placeholder secrets in configuration files (`values.yaml`) must be changed immediately for production deployment.