US EditionCritical Vulnerability in MCP Highlights Need for Better Security
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Tools, Resources, and URI Schemes in MCP
MCP’s tool calling interface has unlocked a wave of creativity across the developer community. But as more teams start wiring up tools and resources, it’s easy to hit performance bottlenecks or create noisy, brittle workflows. This guide pulls together practical insights from Aaron’s follow-up talk at the MCP Summit—designed to help you build smarter, faster, and more sustainable LLM apps. Why Tools Are Powerful—and Risky MCP tools give your se…
The JFrog Security Research team has discovered a serious security vulnerability in mcp-remote that allows attackers to execute remote code executions. This vulnerability could endanger AI clients like Claude Desktop and compromise the entire system. Critical vulnerability threatens AI environments The JFrog Security Research team has identified a serious vulnerability in the mcp-remote server known as CVE-2025-6514. This vulnerability, which is…
JFrog finds MCP-related vulnerability, highlighting need for stronger focus on security in MCP ecosystem
Earlier this week, JFrog disclosed CVE-2025-6514, a critical vulnerability in the mcp-remote project that could allow an attacker to “trigger arbitrary OS command execution on the machine running mcp-remote when it initiates a connection to an untrusted MCP server.” Mcp-remote is a project that allows LLM hosts to communicate with remote MCP servers, even if they only natively support communicating with local MCP servers, JFrog explained. “Whi…
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