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# Security
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Security documents how AeThex protects identity, data, projects, organizations, APIs, and operational systems.
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<h2>Security posture</h2>
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<p>Security is a platform-wide responsibility, not a single feature.</p>
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Security spans [[Passport]], [[Authentication]], [[Permissions]], [[Security-Model]], infrastructure, API behavior, secret handling, audit logs, and user education.
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## Security priorities
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- Protect identity and session flows.
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- Keep secrets out of client code and public repos.
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- Enforce least-privilege permissions.
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- Audit sensitive actions.
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- Harden API and webhook integrations.
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- Document incident response and disclosure expectations.
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## Practical checklist
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1. Use Passport for identity flows.
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2. Validate tokens server-side.
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3. Check authorization after authentication.
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4. Rotate compromised credentials.
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5. Log admin and security-sensitive actions.
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6. Review access regularly.
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<a class="docs-card" href="/Security-Model">Security Model</a>
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<a class="docs-card" href="/Authentication">Authentication</a>
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<a class="docs-card" href="/Permissions">Permissions</a>
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<a class="docs-card" href="/Policies">Policies</a>
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> [!WARNING]
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> Never paste production secrets, tokens, private keys, or credentials into public docs, tickets, chats, screenshots, or issue trackers.