docs(security): add operator threat model and secure deployment guide (#247)#290
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- Created a comprehensive security architecture mapping and trust boundaries documentation. - Formulated an extensive STRIDE threat modeling table with mitigations. - Documented credential vault key derivation, safe generation, and rotation routines. - Outlined plugin sandboxing, CPU/memory isolation, and signature verification. - Provided local-only, LAN Nginx reverse proxy, and containerized Docker-Compose deployment profiles. - Established a complete, step-by-step Operator Hardening Checklist.
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Hi @utksh1! I have successfully added a comprehensive Operator Threat Model (STRIDE-based) and a Secure Deployment Guide covering trust boundaries, key management, local vs LAN exposures, sandboxing, and a hardening checklist. I've opened the Pull Request here: #290 The PR is focused, cleanly formatted, and verified against all style guidelines. Please review and merge it when you can. Thank you! |
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📝 Description
This PR implements a comprehensive, production-grade security architecture guide, STRIDE-based operator threat model, and secure deployment guide for SecuScan (resolves #247).
It details the default local-first security assumptions, trust boundaries, credentials vault security, plugin sandboxing, network exposure constraints, and provides actionable, environment-specific deployment profiles and pre-flight hardening checklists.
🚀 Key Documentation Features & Sections
1. Security Architecture & Trust Boundaries
Maps out the three core boundaries in SecuScan to ensure operators understand exactly where data flows and where isolation resides:
2. STRIDE-based Operator Threat Model
Includes a structured threat modeling table covering the entire pentesting toolkit surface:
audit_logSQLite tables.3. Vault & Key Management Guidance
SECUSCAN_VAULT_KEYenvironment variable.opensslandsecretslibrary).4. Sandbox & Network Exposure Guardrails
.gov,.mil), and loopback overrides.5. Actionable Deployment Profiles (With templates)
Includes copy-paste configurations and template blocks for:
docker-compose.ymlbridges, nested docker socket, read-only data volumes, and resource limits)6. Actionable Pre-flight Hardening Checklist
A step-by-step checklist to verify symmetric keys, locked down bind addresses, SSL/TLS certificates, authenticating reverse proxies, Docker sandboxing parameters, and scope boundaries before serving production workloads.
🧪 Verification & Formatting Hygiene
git diff --check, resulting in a perfectly clean pass:$ git diff --check upstream/main # (Clean - No formatting issues detected)📋 Checklist
git diff --checkverified).