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Potential fix for code scanning alert no. 30: Clear-text logging of sensitive information#46

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@johnteee johnteee commented Jun 4, 2026

Potential fix for https://github.com/TeaEntityLab/teaAgent/security/code-scanning/30

To fix this without changing core functionality, ensure output is strictly allowlisted rather than relying only on key-name heuristics. The best approach here is to harden _print_json so it only emits safe structural data and replaces leaf scalar values with a placeholder, while still preserving object shape for CLI usability. This prevents accidental clear-text disclosure regardless of key naming.

In teaagent/cli/_handlers/_mcp_trust.py, update the _print_json function internals by adding a local helper that recursively masks scalar values (str, int, float, bool, None) as "[REDACTED]", while preserving dict/list structure. Then dump that masked structure. Keep _strip_sensitive_fields and _redact_sensitive in the pipeline (defense in depth), but ensure final printed payload is non-sensitive by construction.

No new imports or dependencies are needed.

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