HBASE-30130 Add a security-model section to the website#8170
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HBASE-30130 Add a security-model section to the website#8170apurtell wants to merge 1 commit intoapache:masterfrom
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Add a "Security Model" page to the Apache HBase website, following the ASF Security Team's recommendation for projects to document their security assumptions.
The page defines HBase's trust boundaries, explains that HBase's default unauthenticated configuration is intended only for development and testing, and clarifies security expectations for gateway services, coprocessors, web UIs, and transport encryption. It enumerates what constitutes a valid vulnerability versus what does not, providing clear guidance for operators, security researchers, and the ASF Security Team when triaging incoming reports.