US EditionMCP Servers can be Exploited to Execute Arbitrary Code and Exfiltrate Sensitive Data
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MCP Servers Expose a Hidden AI Attack Surface in Enterprise Environments
As enterprises rush to integrate AI assistants into daily workflows, a new and potentially overlooked attack surface is emerging: Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. Built to connect AI applications to external tools and data, MCP servers can be exploited to execute code, exfiltrate data and manipulate users — often without visible signs of compromise. Attackers “… can leverage these [AI] integration points for code execution, data exfiltrat…
MCP Servers can be Exploited to Execute Arbitrary Code and Exfiltrate Sensitive Data
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) emerged as a breakthrough standard in November 2024, designed by Anthropic to seamlessly connect AI assistants with external systems and data sources. This innovation allows Large Language Models (LLMs) to interact with tools and repositories, significantly enhancing their utility in complex enterprise environments. However, this interoperability introduces a substantial security […] The post MCP Servers can be E…
Agent-based AI systems are considered the next development step in the company's use of AI. The open Model Context Protocol (MCP) creates a standardized foundation for this. However, the construction, integration and operation of such infrastructures pose new challenges for many companies. Specialised services are intended to facilitate entry. Mirantis, specialist for Kubernetes-native AI infrastructure, now offers AdaptiveOps services and thus …
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