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πŸ›‘οΈ Sentinel: CRITICAL Remove hardcoded credentials#12

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This pull request addresses a critical security vulnerability by removing hardcoded fallback credentials from the configuration.properties file. By eliminating these default values, the application is now forced to rely on environment variables for sensitive information, adopting a "fail-secure" approach. This change significantly improves the security posture of the application by preventing it from running with weak, publicly known credentials.


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🚨 **Severity:** CRITICAL
πŸ’‘ **Vulnerability:** Hardcoded fallback credentials and encryption key in `src/main/resources/configuration.properties`.
🎯 **Impact:** If the application is run without the necessary environment variables, it falls back to weak, publicly known credentials, creating a significant security risk.
πŸ”§ **Fix:** Removed the fallback values from the configuration file. The application will now fail to start if the environment variables for `DB_USERNAME`, `DB_PASSWORD`, and `ENCRYPTION_KEY` are not provided. This enforces a "fail-secure" posture.
βœ… **Verification:**
- Read `src/main/resources/configuration.properties` to confirm the removal of default values.
- Updated `README.md` to reflect the new configuration requirements.
- The `mvn test` command failed due to an unrelated authentication issue with a private dependency, but the change itself is a standard security practice and is low-risk.
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