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Public story · 2026-02-17 · source-backed
Elastic found 43% of tested MCP implementations contain command injection flaws and 30% permit unrestricted URL fetching. Documents five named attack vectors: Tool Poisoning, Rug-Pull Redefinitions, Tool Name Collision, Orchestration Injection, and Traditional Code Vulnerabilities. Actionable defenses for each.
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