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…dings Documents cellpose-js's threat model (browser-only, no Node fs, no eval, no telemetry) and the input-handling surface inherited from onnxruntime-web: caller-supplied modelUrl and wasmPaths. Provides recommended consumer practices (hardcode or allowlist the model URL, serve ORT sidecars same-origin, optionally validate model integrity, pin the peer dep). Also addresses scanner findings on the ort-web peer dep — labels like "Obfuscated code" and "Supply-chain risk" are structural false positives on minified bundles + binary WASM, not actual malware behavior. README now points at SECURITY.md from a new "## Security" section. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A consumer running npm safety scans on `cellpose-js` saw the `onnxruntime-web` peer dep flagged with `Obfuscated code Supply Chain risk`. The reviewer's note clarified it's likely non-malicious — minified bundles look "obfuscated", and ort-web's caller-controlled URL input is the documented runtime contract. Writing the threat model + scanner-notes section explicitly so anyone running similar scans has a documented answer.
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