Audit Model Context Protocol server configurations and apply least-privilege scoping. Covers MCP inventory, capability risk-tiering, secret detection in configuration, malicious or compromised package indicators, and the lifecycle from install through rotation to revocation. Invoke before granting an MCP write access to production, after an MCP security advisory, or as periodic audit.
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MCP Security
The Model Context Protocol turns an LLM into a system that can act. That makes every MCP server a new piece of attack surface, with three properties that classical security tooling does not yet handle well:
Capability creep — adding an MCP often adds dozens of tools at once. Most users never read what they granted.
LLM as confused deputy — the LLM will happily call any tool that fits the conversational context, including ones the user did not mean to invoke.
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