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# Security Documentation
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## Overview
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This document outlines the comprehensive security measures implemented in the Bootstrap App. The application follows industry best practices and security standards to protect against common threats and vulnerabilities.
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## Security Architecture
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### Defense in Depth
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The application implements multiple layers of security:
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1. **Network Security**: HTTPS, CORS, security headers
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2. **Authentication**: JWT token-based authentication
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3. **Authorization**: Role-based access control (RBAC)
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4. **Input Security**: Validation, sanitization, size limits
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5. **Data Security**: Encryption, secure storage
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6. **Monitoring**: Audit logging, security event tracking
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7. **Infrastructure**: Secure deployment practices
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## Authentication System
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### JWT (JSON Web Tokens)
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**Implementation**:
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- RS256/HS256 signing algorithms
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- Configurable token expiration (default: 24 hours access, 7 days refresh)
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- Secure token storage and transmission
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- Token revocation support
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**Security Features**:
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- Cryptographically secure secret generation
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- Token payload minimization
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- Automatic token expiration
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- Refresh token rotation
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**Configuration**:
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```env
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JWT_SECRET=base64-encoded-secret-64-bytes
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JWT_ACCESS_TTL_HOURS=24
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JWT_REFRESH_TTL_DAYS=7
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JWT_ISSUER=omega-server
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```
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### Password Security
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**Hashing**:
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- bcrypt with cost factor 12
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- Salt automatically generated per password
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- Resistant to rainbow table attacks
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**Password Policy**:
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- Minimum 8 characters
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- Must contain uppercase, lowercase, number, special character
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- Common password detection
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- Password strength scoring (0-100)
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**Additional Security**:
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- Account lockout after failed attempts
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- Password history prevention
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- Secure password reset flow
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## Authorization System
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### Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
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**Components**:
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- **Users**: Individual user accounts
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- **Roles**: Collections of permissions (admin, user, viewer)
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- **Permissions**: Granular access rights (user:create, user:read, etc.)
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**Permission Format**:
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```
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resource:action
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Examples: user:create, role:delete, system:admin
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```
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**Default Roles**:
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- **admin**: Full system access
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- **user**: Standard user privileges
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- **viewer**: Read-only access
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### Permission Checking
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**Implementation**:
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```go
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// Middleware-based permission checking
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app.Get("/api/v1/users", authMW.HasPermission("user:read"), controller.GetUsers)
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// Service-level permission checking
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if !user.HasPermission("user:create") {
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return errors.New("insufficient permissions")
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}
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```
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## Input Security
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### Validation & Sanitization
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**Input Validation**:
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- JSON schema validation
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- Type checking
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- Range validation
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- Format validation (email, UUID, etc.)
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**Input Sanitization**:
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- HTML entity encoding
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- SQL injection prevention
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- XSS protection
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- Path traversal prevention
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**Request Limits**:
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- Maximum request size: 10MB
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- Request timeout: 30 seconds
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- Header size limits
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- URL length limits
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### Content Security
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**Content-Type Validation**:
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- Strict content-type checking
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- File upload validation
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- MIME type verification
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- Extension whitelist
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**File Upload Security**:
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- Virus scanning integration points
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- File size limits
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- Storage isolation
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- Access control
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## Network Security
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### HTTPS/TLS
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**Requirements**:
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- TLS 1.2+ minimum
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- Strong cipher suites
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- Perfect Forward Secrecy
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- HSTS headers
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**Certificate Management**:
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- Automated certificate renewal
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- Certificate pinning options
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- Certificate transparency monitoring
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### CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing)
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**Configuration**:
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```env
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CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGIN=https://yourdomain.com,https://app.yourdomain.com
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```
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**Security Headers**:
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- Strict origin validation
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- Credential handling
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- Preflight request validation
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### Security Headers
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**Implemented Headers**:
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```http
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X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff
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X-Frame-Options: DENY
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X-XSS-Protection: 1; mode=block
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Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains; preload
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Content-Security-Policy: default-src 'self'
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Referrer-Policy: strict-origin-when-cross-origin
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```
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## Rate Limiting
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### Multi-Layer Rate Limiting
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**Global Rate Limiting**:
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- 100 requests per minute per IP
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- Configurable limits per endpoint
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- Token bucket algorithm
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**Authentication Rate Limiting**:
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- 5 login attempts per 15 minutes
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- Progressive delays for failed attempts
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- Account lockout protection
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**API Rate Limiting**:
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- Per-user rate limits
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- Per-endpoint specific limits
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- Burst capacity handling
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### Implementation
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```go
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// Global rate limiting
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app.Use(securityMW.RateLimit(100, 1*time.Minute))
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// Authentication rate limiting
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app.Post("/auth/login", securityMW.AuthRateLimit(), authController.Login)
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```
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## Data Protection
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### Encryption
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**Encryption at Rest**:
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- Database field-level encryption for sensitive data
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- AES-256-GCM encryption
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- Secure key management
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**Encryption in Transit**:
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- TLS 1.2+ for all communications
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- Certificate validation
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- Perfect Forward Secrecy
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**Key Management**:
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```env
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ENCRYPTION_KEY=32-character-hex-key # 256-bit key
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```
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### Data Classification
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**Sensitive Data Types**:
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- Passwords (hashed with bcrypt)
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- Personal information (encrypted)
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- Authentication tokens (secure storage)
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- System secrets (environment variables)
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**Data Handling**:
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- Minimal data collection
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- Data retention policies
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- Secure data deletion
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- Access logging
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## Audit & Monitoring
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### Audit Logging
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**Logged Events**:
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- Authentication attempts (success/failure)
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- Authorization decisions
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- Data access and modifications
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- Administrative actions
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- Security events
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**Audit Log Format**:
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```json
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{
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"id": "uuid",
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"userId": "user-id",
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"action": "create",
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"resource": "user",
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"resourceId": "target-user-id",
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"success": true,
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"ipAddress": "192.168.1.1",
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"userAgent": "Browser/1.0",
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"timestamp": "2024-01-01T12:00:00Z",
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"details": {...}
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}
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```
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### Security Event Monitoring
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**Event Types**:
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- Brute force attempts
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- Privilege escalation attempts
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- Suspicious activity patterns
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- Rate limit violations
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- Authentication anomalies
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**Response Actions**:
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- Automatic account lockout
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- Rate limit enforcement
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- Security team notifications
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- Event correlation
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## Vulnerability Management
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### Security Testing
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**Automated Testing**:
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- Static code analysis
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- Dependency vulnerability scanning
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- Security unit tests
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- Integration security tests
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**Manual Testing**:
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- Penetration testing
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- Code review
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- Security architecture review
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- Threat modeling
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### Dependency Management
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**Security Practices**:
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- Regular dependency updates
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- Vulnerability scanning
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- License compliance
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- Supply chain security
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**Go Module Security**:
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```bash
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go mod tidy
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go list -m -u all
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go mod download
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```
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## Incident Response
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### Security Incident Types
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**Authentication Incidents**:
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- Brute force attacks
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- Credential stuffing
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- Account takeover
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**Authorization Incidents**:
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- Privilege escalation
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- Unauthorized access
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- Permission bypass
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**Data Incidents**:
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- Data breach
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- Data exposure
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- Data integrity issues
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### Response Procedures
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**Detection**:
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- Automated monitoring alerts
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- Log analysis
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- User reports
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- Security team monitoring
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**Response**:
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1. Incident containment
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2. Impact assessment
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3. Evidence preservation
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4. Stakeholder notification
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5. Recovery procedures
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6. Post-incident review
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## Secure Configuration
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### Environment Security
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**Production Settings**:
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```env
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GO_ENV=production
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DEBUG_MODE=false
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LOG_LEVEL=WARN
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```
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**Secret Management**:
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- Environment variable storage
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- Secure secret generation
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- Secret rotation procedures
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- Access control for secrets
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### Database Security
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**Security Measures**:
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- Connection encryption
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- Prepared statements (SQL injection prevention)
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- Access control
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- Backup encryption
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**Configuration**:
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- Minimal database privileges
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- Regular security updates
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- Connection pooling limits
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- Query logging for monitoring
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## Compliance & Standards
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### Security Standards
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**Frameworks**:
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- OWASP Top 10 compliance
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- NIST Cybersecurity Framework
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- ISO 27001 principles
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- PCI DSS guidelines (where applicable)
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**Security Controls**:
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- Access control (AC)
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- Audit and accountability (AU)
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- Configuration management (CM)
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- Identification and authentication (IA)
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- System and communications protection (SC)
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### Privacy Protection
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**Data Protection**:
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- GDPR compliance considerations
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- Data minimization principles
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- User consent management
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- Right to deletion
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**Privacy by Design**:
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- Default privacy settings
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- Data encryption
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- Access logging
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- User control over data
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## Deployment Security
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### Secure Deployment
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**Build Security**:
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- Secure build pipeline
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- Dependency verification
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- Binary signing
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- Vulnerability scanning
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**Runtime Security**:
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- Minimal attack surface
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- Process isolation
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- Resource limits
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- Security monitoring
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### Infrastructure Security
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**Server Hardening**:
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- OS security updates
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- Unnecessary service removal
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- Firewall configuration
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- Intrusion detection
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**Container Security** (if applicable):
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- Minimal base images
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- Security scanning
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- Runtime protection
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- Resource limits
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## Security Maintenance
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### Regular Security Tasks
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**Daily**:
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- Security log review
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- Incident monitoring
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- Threat intelligence updates
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**Weekly**:
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- Vulnerability assessment
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- Security metric review
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- Access review
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**Monthly**:
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- Security training updates
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- Policy review
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- Penetration testing
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- Security architecture review
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### Security Updates
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**Update Process**:
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1. Security advisory monitoring
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2. Impact assessment
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3. Testing in staging
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4. Coordinated deployment
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5. Verification testing
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**Emergency Updates**:
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- Critical vulnerability response
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- Out-of-band patching
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- Incident coordination
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- Communication procedures
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## Security Contact Information
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### Reporting Security Issues
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**Internal Team**:
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- Security team email: security@company.com
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- Incident hotline: +1-XXX-XXX-XXXX
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- Escalation procedures: [Internal documentation]
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**External Researchers**:
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- Security disclosure policy
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- Responsible disclosure program
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- Bug bounty program (if applicable)
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- PGP key for encrypted communication
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### Security Training
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**Developer Training**:
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- Secure coding practices
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- Security testing procedures
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- Incident response training
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- Regular security updates
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**User Training**:
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- Security awareness
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- Password best practices
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- Phishing recognition
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- Incident reporting
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## Conclusion
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This security documentation outlines the comprehensive security measures implemented in the Bootstrap App. Regular review and updates of these security practices ensure ongoing protection against evolving threats.
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For questions about security implementations or to report security issues, please contact the security team through the designated channels.
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**Last Updated**: [Current Date]
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