AtomicByte

Yes that does happen to be what is commonly done

Vibe coders gonna be vibing to this one

Kinda sad

This is super creative and cool. Brutecat back at it again heh

That's honestly disgusting. It shocks me how can people be so ignorant.

Functional programming confuses me. This is absolutely based tho

Okay I had no idea they had history like that

Creative coding is chillin as awesome as ever

This was actually super informative

Maybe they'll do it on uranus one day too

I really don't want to waste my time explaining this to someone with clearly a subpar understanding of cybersecurity so I'll get an "AI" to:

The blog post "MCP: May Cause Pwnage" highlights critical security vulnerabilities in the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and its associated tools, such as the Inspector. These issues include default configurations that expose services to external networks by binding to 0.0.0.0, the use of GET requests for executing commands—making them susceptible to CSRF attacks—and the potential for DNS rebinding exploits due to the use of Server-Sent Events (SSE). While some may argue these are merely implementation flaws, the fact that these insecure practices are present in official SDKs and tools suggests systemic oversights in the protocol's design and default settings. Given MCP's growing adoption among major AI providers, addressing these vulnerabilities at the protocol level is crucial to ensure secure deployment and operation.

Security experts have echoed these concerns. For instance, in a podcast discussion, professionals highlighted the simplicity and severity of these exploits, emphasizing that such vulnerabilities are inherent in the protocol and its tools, not just in individual implementations. Critical Thinking - Bug Bounty Podcast

Do your research first, kids

agree with dis ^

we really are putting AI in everything atp now, aren't we?

no idea there was so much going on behind the scenes of defendnot (I feel like someone sent it to me earlier; thought it was super cool)