Indicators

The server uses `fs.readdirSync(".")` and `fs.readFileSync(filename, 'utf-8')` to access indicator files. The `analyze_indicator`, `search_indicators`, and `extract_functions` tools take `indicatorName` or `searchTerm` as direct string inputs. While `getIndicatorFiles` attempts to filter out non-indicator files based on common patterns (e.g., `file.startsWith('.')`, `file.includes('package')`), this filtering is regex-based and applied to filenames in the current directory. This approach is vulnerable to path traversal (e.g., `../../sensitive_file.txt`) or cleverly named files that could bypass the filters, potentially allowing an attacker to read arbitrary files within the server's working directory or mounted volumes. The Docker configuration mitigates write risks by mounting the volume as read-only, but reading sensitive files (e.g., configuration, logs) within the mounted context remains a risk if the filters are imperfect or bypassed. There are no obvious signs of 'eval' or hardcoded secrets.