DNS rebinding and MCP: why nine in ten servers skip the Origin check
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Originally published on mcpscore.dev . At the MCP Security Conference last week, one number stood out: nine in ten public MCP servers we could fully audit will answer a request sent by any website. When a server like that runs on your laptop or inside your company network, any web page you open can…
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DNS rebinding and MCP: why nine in ten servers skip the Origin check
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