🐻PoL Security Guidelines

The core components of the PoL mechanism are directly linked to the overall stability of the system.

To make the most effective use of this document, we recommend reading each section in the following order.

Why (Why is this threat important?): First, understand the importance of the problem by reviewing 1. Threat Description and 2. Impact to grasp what issues can arise and the extent of their potential consequences.

What (What should be done?): Next, grasp the basic strategies and concepts for solving the problem through the core explanations in 3. Security Guidelines.

How (How to implement it?): Finally, learn the specific methods for applying and implementing the solution in a real development environment through the code examples in 3. Security Guidelines and the complete code in 4. Best Practice.

## Threat [Number]: [Threat Scenario Title]

### 1. Threat Description
[A detailed description of the threat scenario, including the conditions under which it occurs and how an attack could be carried out.]

### 2. Impact
[The potential impact of this threat on the system or users, such as asset loss, system instability, or a decline in trust.]

### 3. Security Guidelines
* **[Solution 1]**: [A brief description of the solution]

    // [Code example related to Solution 1]
    // [Detailed comments and explanation of the code]
* [Additional explanations or considerations for Solution 1]

* **[Solution 2]**: [A brief description of the solution]

    // [Code example related to Solution 2]
    // [Detailed comments and explanation of the code]
* [Additional explanations or considerations for Solution 2]

### 4. Best Practice
[Provides a practical code template that includes the entire relevant function, allowing developers to easily apply the solution to their own code.]

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