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MCP servers used by developers and ‘vibe coders’ are riddled with vulnerabilities – here’s what you need to know
Hundreds of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers around the world are open to abuse, with vulnerabilities that put vibe coders and their organization’s sensitive assets at risk. Introduced late last year, MCP servers are an easy-to-use extension of LLMs, thanks to the simplicity of their protocols, and have come into widespread use due to the broad availability of independently developed…
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OpenAI’s MCP move tempts IT to trust genAI more than it should
Generative AI (genAI) poses a classic IT dilemma. When it works well, it is amazingly versatile and useful, fueling dreams that it can do almost anything. The problem is that when it does not do well, it might deliver wrong answers, override its instructions, and pretty much reinforce the plotlines of every sci-fi horror movie ever made. That is why…
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Leak confirms OpenAI’s ChatGPT will integrate MCP
ChatGPT is testing support for Model Context Protocol (MCP), which will allow it to connect to third-party services and use them as context. MCP is an open-source standard that allows developers to expose third-party data through MCP, so AI like ChatGPT could use it to finish tasks. For example, ChatGPT could connect to third-party apps like Gmail to access its information and use it…
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