System Security Architecture
Suna employs multiple layers of security measures to protect user data and system security:
- Daytona Sandbox Environment: All operations are performed in an isolated sandbox to prevent impact on the main system
- privilege control: Fine-grained data access control via Supabase
- Secure Storage: Sensitive information such as API keys are managed using environment variables.
Operational Safety Recommendations
Users also need to adopt some security best practices:
- Properly manage all kinds of API keys to avoid leakage
- Regularly update system dependency packages
- For critical operations, it is recommended to first verify in a test environment
Data protection mechanisms
Suna uses Redis as the caching layer and Supabase as the main database, both supporting SSL encrypted transfers. Meanwhile, file operations are performed in a sandbox to ensure that no system files are accidentally modified.
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