archy/loop/pentest/report.md

Report written to `loop/pentest/security-assessment-report.md`.

**Summary of what's in the report:**

- **21 confirmed findings** across 4 severity levels (6 Critical, 7 High, 5 Medium, 3 Low)
- Full exploitation evidence with request/response pairs for every finding
- Root cause analysis showing AUTH-001 (no session management) as the single point of failure — fixing it blocks 15 of 21 findings
- A documented attack chain demonstrating full node takeover in 6 curl commands
- Prioritized remediation table (P0 within 48 hours through P2 within 1 month)
- Appendix with excluded findings, technology inventory, and dependency tree of vulnerabilities

The most critical takeaway: the existing session middleware in `core/startos/src/middleware/auth.rs` just needs to be wired into `core/archipelago/`'s HTTP handler. That single integration addresses the root cause of nearly every finding.
chore: add security pentest reports and remediation plan Overnight pentest run produced recon, analysis, exploitation reports, and a full security assessment. Plan.md updated with 22 prioritized fix items for auth, SSRF, injection, XSS, and hardening. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> 2026-03-06 03:08:14 +00:00			Report written to `loop/pentest/security-assessment-report.md`.

			`Summary of what's in the report:`

			`- 21 confirmed findings across 4 severity levels (6 Critical, 7 High, 5 Medium, 3 Low)`
			`- Full exploitation evidence with request/response pairs for every finding`
			`- Root cause analysis showing AUTH-001 (no session management) as the single point of failure — fixing it blocks 15 of 21 findings`
			`- A documented attack chain demonstrating full node takeover in 6 curl commands`
			`- Prioritized remediation table (P0 within 48 hours through P2 within 1 month)`
			`- Appendix with excluded findings, technology inventory, and dependency tree of vulnerabilities`

			The most critical takeaway: the existing session middleware in `core/startos/src/middleware/auth.rs` just needs to be wired into `core/archipelago/`'s HTTP handler. That single integration addresses the root cause of nearly every finding.