Demonstrates potential security attack vectors against Model Control Protocol (MCP) architectures.
MasterMCP is a demonstration tool designed to highlight potential security vulnerabilities within MCP architectures. It showcases how malicious plugins can exploit weaknesses through practical examples, including data poisoning, JSON injection attacks, competitive function overrides, and cross-MCP call attacks. This project serves as an educational resource for developers and security researchers to better understand these risks and implement stronger defense mechanisms within their systems.
Key Features
01Illustrates cross-MCP call attacks.
02Includes examples of data poisoning attacks.
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04Demonstrates competitive function overriding.
05Shows JSON injection attack techniques.
06Demonstrates plugin-based malicious payloads.
Use Cases
01Researching MCP vulnerabilities and mitigation strategies.
02Education and training for developers on MCP security.
