This project demonstrates MCP poisoning attacks against AI workflows, including verification of multiple attack scenarios such as code generation pollution and financial data leakage, for educational research purposes.

This project demonstrates a security vulnerability that enables remote code execution and data theft through MCP tool poisoning. It includes the implementation of a malicious server and an explanation of the attack principle, aiming for educational research.

This is an unofficial implementation of the MCP file system server, demonstrating how to access the local file system through Claude Desktop as a proof of concept. The project allows multiple directory paths to be configured and strictly limits the access scope, and is only for educational and research purposes.

MCP Server MAS Sequential Thinking is a server environment project focused on enhancing the sequential thinking process, providing modular design, scalability, and multi-language support, suitable for education, research, and application development.

An MCP server implementation based on the POX SDN controller, providing network control and management functions, supporting Python network programming, OpenFlow device management, and automated network analysis, suitable for education, network prototyping, and SDN research.

An AI - based educational platform for Quranic etymology exploration, offering etymology analysis, frequency patterns, and multilingual research functions, including complete project context, database schema, and automated workflows.

The OpenEdu MCP Server is a comprehensive educational resource protocol server that integrates multiple educational APIs (such as Open Library, Wikipedia, Dictionary, and arXiv). It provides intelligent search and grading filtering functions for books, articles, definitions, and research papers, and supports curriculum planning for K - 12 and college courses.