Gia MCP Server

GIA MCP Server is a well-architected governance framework with strong governance principles, audit mechanisms, and compliance mapping. However, several security concerns warrant attention: local stdio mode exposes all 57 tools without authentication (acknowledged but dangerous in multi-user scenarios), sensitive file operations in remediation packs lack input validation, and environment variable handling in the HTTP transport layer creates token exfiltration risk. Authentication scope is appropriately narrow for the hosted endpoint but entirely absent for local deployments. The codebase demonstrates good intent around security (redaction, dangerous pattern blocking, hash verification) but implementation gaps in input sanitization and credential handling reduce confidence. Supply chain analysis found 3 known vulnerabilities in dependencies (1 critical, 1 high severity). Package verification found 1 issue.

3 files analyzed · 15 issues found

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