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Researcher discloses same-class SSRF vulnerabilities in MCP servers at multiple organizations

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Independent security researcher Syed Anas Mohiuddin said in an October 2026 research update that the same class of server-side request forgery (SSRF) flaws in MCP servers has been confirmed and fixed at five unrelated organizations—Google, JPMorgan Chase, Weaviate, the French Interministerial Digital Directorate (DINUM), and the Tangerang city government in Indonesia—validating the structural flaw prediction he made in May 2026. His disclosed Protocol Pivoting work also focuses on the trust boundary between agent inputs and tool access permissions. Tech Times relayed the researcher's investigation, focusing on what he says are still-unfixed US federal server issues, and cited other security investigations; the relevant figures were not checked against primary reports in this material. The description that some government servers remain unfixed is the researcher's own account and cannot be treated as an independent verification of the full scope of impact.

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    US servers still exposed six weeks after MCP vulnerability fix
    TechTimes:Tech Times relays researchers' investigation into the progress of MCP vulnerability fixes
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    Researcher discloses same-class SSRF vulnerabilities in MCP servers at multiple organizations
    Unite.AI:Researcher discloses same MCP server-side request forgery flaw affecting Google, JPMorgan, and two government agencies

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Oct 6
  1. TechTimesSelected
    Tech Times relays researchers' investigation into the progress of MCP vulnerability fixes

    Tech Times 报道研究者披露的 MCP 漏洞修复进展,关注其所称仍未修复的美国联邦服务器问题。报道还引用其他安全调查,相关数字未在本次材料中核对一手报告。

Oct 5
  1. Unite.AISelected
    Researcher discloses same MCP server-side request forgery flaw affecting Google, JPMorgan, and two government agencies

    Independent security researcher Syed Anas Mohiuddin said in an October 2026 research update that the same class of server-side request forgery (SSRF) flaws in MCP servers has been confirmed and fixed at five unrelated organizations—Google, JPMorgan Chase, Weaviate, the French Interministerial Digital Directorate, and the Tangerang city government in Indonesia—validating the structural flaw prediction he made in May 2026. The generic HTTP component in Google mcp-toolbox 0.3.0 through 1.4.0, lacking redirect limits and destination IP validation, can be steered by a crafted path parameter to internal networks or any external endpoint, corresponding to CVE-2026-14540, CVSS 8.0; fix PR #3448 was merged on June 18 and released with v1.5.0, adding SSRFGuard to prevent DNS rebinding.

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    The Next WebSelected
    Five organizations, including Google and JPMorgan, fixed the same class of SSRF vulnerability in MCP servers

    研究者 Syed Anas Mohiuddin 更新 Protocol Pivoting 披露进展,称 Google、JPMorgan Chase、Weaviate、法国 DINUM 和印尼坦格朗市政府分别确认并修复了同类 MCP 服务端请求伪造问题。研究关注智能体输入与工具访问权限之间的信任边界。关于部分政府服务器仍未修复的描述属于研究者自述,不能视为对全部影响范围的独立核实。

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