What Is the MCP Python SDK OAuth Flaw? (Sept 29, 2026)
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Today's security advisory on the official MCP Python SDK is worth more than a skim: a malicious MCP server could steal an app's OAuth credentials — client secret, authorization code, and the PKCE proof key — by answering one question wrong: "where do I log in?" What happened: when an MCP client nee…
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What Is the MCP Python SDK OAuth Flaw? (Sept 29, 2026)
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