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# Security Analysis Report
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Date: 2026-03-02
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Repository: /Users/bedas/Developer/GitHub/dcm
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Scope: backend FastAPI API and worker, frontend React app, Docker runtime configuration, and local `.env` posture.
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## Executive Verdict
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Current state is **not production ready**.
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- Blocking code-level issues exist and should be fixed before production exposure.
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- Additional user-dependent deployment risks are present in `.env` and runtime defaults. Per request, these are listed as MUST KNOW and not marked as blocking.
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## Method and Coverage
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Performed a read-only static review of:
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- API auth, authorization, upload and file handling, routing, settings, and worker pipelines.
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- Frontend auth token handling and preview rendering behavior.
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- Docker and environment defaults affecting network and secret posture.
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- Existing security-focused tests and basic frontend API tests.
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## Blocking Security Issues (Code-Level)
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### 3) Medium - Token persistence risk in browser storage (Remediated)
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Impact:
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- Previously, a bearer token in browser sessionStorage could be stolen by a successful XSS in the frontend origin.
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- The codebase now uses HttpOnly session cookies plus CSRF protection, so tokens are no longer kept in browser storage.
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Exploit path:
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- Previously: malicious script execution on app origin read `sessionStorage` and exfiltrated `Authorization` token.
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Evidence:
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- Previous evidence in this scan no longer applies after implementation of cookie-backed auth in:
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- `frontend/src/lib/api.ts`
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- `backend/app/api/auth.py`
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- `backend/app/api/routes_auth.py`
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- `backend/app/main.py`
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Remediation:
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- Implemented: HttpOnly Secure SameSite session cookies and CSRF protection with frontend CSRF header propagation for state-changing requests.
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- If bearer-in-JS remains, enforce strict CSP, remove inline script execution, and add strong dependency hygiene.
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