governmcp

The server demonstrates good security practices such as using environment variables for critical secrets (Fernet key for encryption, JWT private/public keys), employing JWTs for capability tokens with a public JWKS endpoint for verification, and implementing comprehensive audit logging. It also includes a hardcoded block for 'delete' actions, regardless of policy. However, there are critical vulnerabilities if default configurations are used in production: 1) The API's `CORSMiddleware` is configured with `allow_origins=["*"]`, which is highly insecure for a production API handling user authentication. This should be restricted to known client origins. 2) The `docker-compose.yml` hardcodes default `POSTGRES_USER` and `POSTGRES_PASSWORD` (`governmcp:governmcp`), which poses a significant risk if deployed without overriding these credentials. While secrets are loaded from environment variables for keys, these defaults undermine that effort in a Docker setup.