Gbhackers Critical Flaw in MCP Servers Enables Remote Code Execution and Data Theft
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A critical vulnerability in Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, launched by Anthropic in November 2024, has been identified, allowing for remote code execution and potential data theft. The flaw affects systems linked to AI applications, raising significant security concerns for organizations using these servers.
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2024-11-01
MCP launched by Anthropic
2026-02-19
GBHackers reports on MCP server vulnerability
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