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How MCP servers can steal your conversation history
This post explains how malicious MCP servers can exploit the Model Context Protocol to covertly exfiltrate entire conversation histories by injecting trigger phrases into tool descriptions, allowing for targeted data theft against specific organizations.
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This post explains how malicious MCP servers can exploit the Model Context Protocol to covertly exfiltrate entire conversation histories by injecting trigger phrases into tool descriptions, allowing for targeted data theft against specific organizations.
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How MCP servers can steal your conversation history
This post explains how malicious MCP servers can exploit the Model Context Protocol to covertly exfiltrate entire conversation histories by injecting trigger phrases into tool descriptions, allowing for targeted data theft against specific organizations.
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