This MCP includes a client and server setup for experimenting with and demonstrating tool poisoning attacks in MCP communication. It allows users to simulate attacks to identify vulnerabilities in MCP tool integrations and develop security measures effectively.
Added on:
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Apr 22 2025
This MCP includes a client and server setup for experimenting with and demonstrating tool poisoning attacks in MCP communication. It allows users to simulate attacks to identify vulnerabilities in MCP tool integrations and develop security measures effectively.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 22 2025
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What is MCP Client and MCP Server?
This MCP provides a framework with a client and server architecture to simulate and analyze tool poisoning attacks within the MCP protocol. Users can set up environments to reproduce vulnerabilities related to malicious tool interactions, helping security researchers and developers understand potential threats. It supports testing MCP security, developing countermeasures, and enhancing the resilience of MCP-enabled systems against poisoning attacks. The setup includes detailed instructions for environment preparation, deployment, and usage, making it suitable for security testing, research, and educational purposes in MCP protocol security.
Who will use MCP Client and MCP Server?
- Security researchers
- Developers testing MCP implementations
- Cybersecurity students
- Organizations securing MCP communications
How to use the MCP Client and MCP Server?
- Step1: Set up the environment by installing dependencies and configuring Docker or Dev Containers.
- Step2: Clone the repository and prepare the environment according to the instructions.
- Step3: Launch the MCP Client and MCP Server components as instructed.
- Step4: Use the MCP Client to issue commands or simulate attacks on the MCP Server.
- Step5: Analyze the behavior and responses to identify vulnerabilities and improve security measures.
MCP Client and MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Simulate MCP tool poisoning attacks
- Reproduce vulnerabilities for testing
- Configure MCP client and server environment
The Benefits
- Assists in identifying security vulnerabilities in MCP
- Facilitates security research and testing
- Supports educational demonstrations of MCP security risks
MCP Client and MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Security vulnerability testing in MCP implementations
- Research on malicious tool interactions
- Development of mitigation strategies against poisoning attacks
FAQs of MCP Client and MCP Server
Developer
- RyosukeDTomita
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