MCP Ethical Hacking

🚀 MCP Ethical Hacking Attacks

This repository is designed for educational purposes, demonstrating potential security risks in MCP implementations and showing how to identify and prevent security issues.

🚀 Quick Start

This repository contains "legitimate" tools for analyzing content from social media platforms using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It showcases the potential of MCP tools and their associated security implications. These tools are for educational purposes only to demonstrate legitimate use cases and security considerations of MCP tools.

⚠️ Important Note

This code is provided for educational purposes only. The author does not support the use of these techniques for any malicious purposes. Always obtain proper authorization and comply with the service terms before analyzing content on any platform.

✨ Features

MCP Toolkit: Social Media Content Analysis

The MCP toolkit provides tools for extracting and analyzing content from:

• Reddit: Extract discussions, comments, and metadata.
• LinkedIn: Profile analysis and content strategy insights.

Components

The toolkit includes:

• Reddit Content Extractor: Extract and analyze discussions and comments.
• LinkedIn Profile Analyzer: LinkedIn profiles for content strategy analysis.
• MCP Server Implementation: stdio and SSE transmission methods.

📦 Installation

View Reddit Instructions :: Remote images using embedded code.
View LinkedIn Instructions :: Embed local images using WebAssembly modules.

🔧 Technical Details

Security Considerations

This toolkit demonstrates important security aspects of MCP tools:

1. Code Execution and Obfuscation Techniques: This repository demonstrates how MCP tools can execute code in unexpected ways, including:
   • Embedded code in images (steganography).
   • WebAssembly module execution.
   • Remote data processing.
2. Data Access: The tools can access and process data beyond expectations:
   • Network requests to third - party services.
   • File system access.

Best Practices

When developing or using MCP tools:

1. Review Code: Always review the source code of MCP tools (and run static code analyzers) before use.
2. Sandbox Execution: Run MCP tools in an isolated environment.
3. Principle of Least Privilege: Apply the principle of least privilege.
4. Monitor Activity: Enable logging and monitor network/file system access.
5. Verify Sources: Use tools only from trusted sources.

📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

👨💻 Author

Uri Shamay cmpxchg16@gmail.com