Currently supporting version 1.0.0 with security updates.

1. FastAPI Content-Type Header ReDoS

   • Package: fastapi
   • Previous Version: 0.104.1
   • Patched Version: 0.109.1
   • Severity: Medium
   • CVE: Duplicate Advisory
   • Description: FastAPI was vulnerable to Regular Expression Denial of Service (ReDoS) via Content-Type header parsing
   • Impact: Could allow attackers to cause denial of service through crafted Content-Type headers
   • Fix: Upgraded to FastAPI 0.109.1

2. Python-Multipart Arbitrary File Write

   • Package: python-multipart
   • Previous Version: 0.0.6
   • Patched Version: 0.0.22
   • Severity: High
   • Description: Arbitrary file write vulnerability via non-default configuration
   • Impact: Could allow attackers to write arbitrary files to the server
   • Fix: Upgraded to python-multipart 0.0.22

3. Python-Multipart DoS via Malformed Boundary

   • Package: python-multipart
   • Previous Version: 0.0.6
   • Patched Version: 0.0.22 (fixed in 0.0.18)
   • Severity: Medium
   • Description: Denial of service via deformation multipart/form-data boundary
   • Impact: Could allow attackers to cause denial of service
   • Fix: Upgraded to python-multipart 0.0.22

4. Python-Multipart Content-Type Header ReDoS

   • Package: python-multipart
   • Previous Version: 0.0.6
   • Patched Version: 0.0.22 (fixed in 0.0.7)
   • Severity: Medium
   • Description: Vulnerable to Content-Type Header Regular Expression Denial of Service
   • Impact: Could allow attackers to cause denial of service through crafted Content-Type headers
   • Fix: Upgraded to python-multipart 0.0.22

1. SQL Injection in Tenant Context Setting

   • Date: 2026-01-27
   • Severity: Critical
   • Description: SQL injection vulnerability in src/database/session.py where organization_id was directly interpolated into SQL string
   • Fix: Implemented parameterized queries using SQLAlchemy's text() with parameter binding
   • File: src/database/session.py

2. Potential AttributeError in Rate Limiter

   • Date: 2026-01-27
   • Severity: Low
   • Description: AttributeError when user_id is None in rate limiter middleware
   • Fix: Added graceful handling with default value "anonymous"
   • File: src/middleware/rate_limiter.py

3. Synchronous Database Operations Blocking Requests

   • Date: 2026-01-27
   • Severity: Medium
   • Description: Audit logging middleware performed synchronous database operations, blocking request processing
   • Fix: Converted to async background task processing
   • File: src/middleware/audit_logger.py

If you discover a security vulnerability in this project, please report it by:

1. DO NOT open a public GitHub issue
2. Email the security details to: [security contact would go here]
3. Include:
   • Description of the vulnerability
   • Steps to reproduce
   • Potential impact
   • Suggested fix (if any)

We aim to respond to security reports within 48 hours and will keep you informed of the fix progress.

When deploying this application:

1. Environment Variables

   • Always use strong, randomly generated values for SECRET_KEY and JWT_SECRET_KEY
   • Never commit .env file to version control
   • Use different secrets for production and development

2. Database

   • Use strong database passwords
   • Enable SSL connections in production
   • Regularly backup database
   • Keep PostgreSQL updated

3. Dependencies

   • Regularly run pip list --outdated to check for updates
   • Monitor security advisories for Python packages
   • Use tools like safety or pip-audit to scan for vulnerabilities

4. Rate Limiting

   • Keep rate limiting enabled in production
   • Adjust limits based on your tier structure
   • Monitor for abuse patterns

5. Audit Logs

   • Keep audit logs enabled
   • Regularly review logs for suspicious activity
   • Set up alerts for critical actions

6. HTTPS

   • Always use HTTPS in production
   • Configure proper SSL/TLS certificates
   • Enable HSTS headers

7. CORS

   • Configure CORS to only allow trusted origins
   • Never use allow_origins=["*"] in production

8. Stripe

   • Use Stripe test keys in development
   • Verify webhook signatures
   • Keep Stripe SDK updated

This project uses:

• CodeQL: Static code analysis (0 vulnerabilities found)
• Dependency Scanning: GitHub Advisory Database checks
• Code Review: Automated code review for security issues

Last security scan: 2026-01-27 Status: ✅ All known vulnerabilities addressed

For security concerns, please contact the repository maintainers.