MCP_TOOL_POISONING_ATTACKS

What is MCP_TOOL_POISONING_ATTACKS?

MCP_TOOL_POISONING_ATTACKS is a tool designed to facilitate the execution of poisoning attacks on Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, particularly in the context of GitHub repositories.

How to use MCP_TOOL_POISONING_ATTACKS?

To use this tool, set up your environment by installing Node.js and Docker, then configure the necessary API keys and server settings in the provided JSON files. You can run the tool either in a development container or directly using Docker commands.

Key features of MCP_TOOL_POISONING_ATTACKS?

• Supports Node.js and Docker environments.
• Allows configuration of multiple MCP servers.
• Provides example configurations for GitHub integration.

Use cases of MCP_TOOL_POISONING_ATTACKS?

1. Testing the resilience of MCP servers against poisoning attacks.
2. Automating the creation of issues in GitHub repositories as part of the attack simulation.
3. Evaluating the performance of different models in response to malicious inputs.

FAQ from MCP_TOOL_POISONING_ATTACKS?

• What is a poisoning attack?

A poisoning attack involves manipulating the input data to a model to degrade its performance or to cause it to behave in an unintended manner.

• Is this tool safe to use?

This tool is intended for research and educational purposes only. Ensure you have permission to test any servers you target.

• Can I use this tool with any MCP server?

Yes, as long as the server is compatible with the Model Context Protocol.