Verdict: PASS Risk Level: Low

Phase 2 updated eighteen wiki pages covering consumer, producer, configuration, and usage documentation. No hardcoded credentials, API keys, tokens, or connection strings with embedded passwords were introduced in any of the changed files. The security findings visible in the diff are carry-overs in Phase 1 audit tracking documents (MANIFEST.md, findings-core.md) that reference issues in Dashboard and MessageInterception pages — those are explicitly deferred to Phase 4 per CONTEXT-2.md and are not in scope here. No action is required to proceed.

No security findings require remediation before proceeding to Phase 3.

• Phase 2 wiki pages use placeholder variable names (queueName, connectionString) throughout code samples — no literal credential values appear anywhere in the diff.
• All security-sensitive items carried from Phase 1 remain correctly tracked and deferred; none were inadvertently resolved or worsened in this phase.

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The consumer and producer configuration pages document QueueConnection(queueName, connectionString) as the standard pattern for passing transport credentials. This is appropriate for documentation — it uses symbolic variable names and does not suggest inline string literals. No cross-page inconsistency in credential-handling guidance was observed.

The shipyard tracking documents (MANIFEST.md, findings-core.md) correctly carry forward the six deferred security findings from Phase 1 without modification. Their presence in the diff reflects housekeeping updates to audit state, not new issues introduced in Phase 2.

No dependency changes in this phase.

No infrastructure files changed in this phase.