MCP Security: How to Secure Agents, Tools, and Servers
MCP security in practice: the main Model Context Protocol risks, from indirect prompt injection to excessive privileges, and a practical hardening framework for agents, clients, and servers.
MCP security in practice: the main Model Context Protocol risks, from indirect prompt injection to excessive privileges, and a practical hardening framework for agents, clients, and servers.
Agentjacking exploits the blind trust AI assistants place in MCP data. One fake Sentry event and your agent executes malicious code.
MCP Security in practice: a safe lab with fictional documents, a mocked local agent, controlled tool exploitation, permissions, schemas, and auditable logs.
A practical AI Red Team guide for testing agents, RAG, memory, tools, and autonomy workflows beyond prompt injection, with checklists, metrics, and controls.
Authorized reconnaissance for enterprise AI: map LLMs, RAG pipelines, agents, tools, IAM, APIs, cloud exposure, and evidence without drifting out of scope.
Autonomous Pentest Agents can accelerate Red Team operations, but they also introduce risk around prompt injection, tool misuse, scope control, evidence quality, and detection.