FastMCP's October advisories: which versions to run and what upgrading misses
FastMCP published 16 advisories in five days, including client-side code execution. The versions that fix them, and the steps an upgrade won't do.
The Model Context Protocol: servers, clients, tools and the ecosystem around them.
FastMCP published 16 advisories in five days, including client-side code execution. The versions that fix them, and the steps an upgrade won't do.
A large MCP server now lets agents connect with minimal OAuth scopes and ask for more mid-task. How the specification's step-up flow works, and what to check.
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Recent MCP SDK advisories added size, batch, session and validation limits to HTTP servers. Some need a code change, not just an upgrade. What to check.
A remote MCP server could run commands on Windows and WSL machines through opencode's OAuth flow. The fix is out, but no CVE or advisory will flag it.
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Manifold checked every URL in public agent skills, MCP servers and plugins; 121 components use a high-risk domain. What that means for reviewing skills.
A new preprint audits ten agent runtimes and finds approvals that don't bind to what executes. The findings, the proposed fix, and what to ask of your tools.
Junie CLI, ZCode and the Claude Agent SDK all had paths from untrusted input to an MCP server launch. What they share, and where trust prompts disappear.
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Azure MCP Server 3.0 and Red Hat's MCP gateway now speak the 2026-07-28 protocol. What their releases show about version negotiation, lost features and audit.
SEP-2127 lets remote MCP servers publish a static card that clients find before connecting. What a card holds, what it leaves out, and the rules to set now.
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The MCP Python and TypeScript SDKs accepted tokens issued for other services. The fix is opt-in: what to upgrade, what to configure and how to test it.
Research on protocol pivoting shows how an injected instruction can cross from MCP into agent-to-agent delegation. Why per-protocol fixes miss it.
A medium-severity flaw in the MCP Python SDK followed cross-origin redirects and forwarded custom API keys. How it differs from the TypeScript OAuth issuer bug.