V3 Security Overhaul

To implement secure-by-default patterns, you must enforce strict input validation, path sanitization, and safe command execution. This prevents common attack vectors by ensuring only sanitized data processes through your architecture and deployment pipelines.

Threat modeling for security boundaries involves identifying critical vulnerabilities across architecture, code, and deployment pipelines. It establishes secure-by-default patterns to reduce risk by defining explicit boundaries that protect credential hygiene and prevent unauthorized access.

CVE remediation requires auditing dependencies and applying hardening practices to fix critical vulnerabilities. Secure dependency management ensures your deployment pipelines remain protected against known exploits through continuous security testing and patching.

Implementing credential hygiene requires understanding explicit coding practices for secure command execution and input validation. The security overhaul targets these areas directly, establishing secure-by-default patterns without needing extensive prior security expertise.

A comprehensive security overhaul requires parallel threat modeling, CVE remediation, and security testing. Using TDD London School frameworks alongside explicit coding practices establishes secure-by-default patterns across architecture, dependencies, and deployment pipelines.

Input validation fails without path sanitization because unsanitized file paths bypass security boundaries and enable common attack vectors. Safe command execution requires both practices to maintain credential hygiene and enforce secure-by-default patterns.