Summary
The FastAPI application is unauthenticated, making it effectively suited only for read-only or trusted/internal use. There are no access controls, rate limiting, or authentication mechanisms in place.
Category
Severity
low
Evidence
Impact if Ignored
If the API is exposed beyond a trusted/internal network, any caller can invoke all endpoints without restriction. Even for read-only endpoints this presents a denial-of-service surface.
Suggested Action
Document the intended deployment scope clearly (trusted/internal only). If public exposure is ever required, add authentication (e.g., API keys or OAuth) and rate limiting before deploying.
Summary
The FastAPI application is unauthenticated, making it effectively suited only for read-only or trusted/internal use. There are no access controls, rate limiting, or authentication mechanisms in place.
Category
Severity
low
Evidence
src/ssvc/api/Impact if Ignored
If the API is exposed beyond a trusted/internal network, any caller can invoke all endpoints without restriction. Even for read-only endpoints this presents a denial-of-service surface.
Suggested Action
Document the intended deployment scope clearly (trusted/internal only). If public exposure is ever required, add authentication (e.g., API keys or OAuth) and rate limiting before deploying.