Reversecore_MCP

The server's core security model relies heavily on strict input validation, path sanitization, and allowlisting for external tool commands (e.g., Radare2). Dangerous commands and shell metacharacters are explicitly blocked, significantly mitigating command injection and path traversal risks. Ghidra interactions are managed through an internal service, reducing direct shell exposure. Email credentials for reporting are handled via environment variables, which is good practice. The extensive use of subprocesses remains a potential attack surface if any validation logic were to fail, but the current implementation shows robust defenses.