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• D1Known CVEs in DependenciesSupply Chain Security › Known Vulnerable Dependencies
• D2Abandoned DependenciesSupply Chain Security › Known Vulnerable Dependencies
• D3Typosquatting Risk in DependenciesSupply Chain Security › Malicious & Typosquat Packages
• D4Excessive Dependency CountSupply Chain Security › Known Vulnerable Dependencies
• D5Known Malicious or Flagged PackageSupply Chain Security › Malicious & Typosquat Packages
• D6Weak or Deprecated Cryptography DependenciesCode Vulnerabilities › Insecure Credential & Crypto
• D7Dependency Confusion Attack RiskSupply Chain Security › Malicious & Typosquat Packages

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• E1No Authentication RequiredCode Vulnerabilities › Server-Hardening Failures
• E2Insecure TransportAuthentication & Identity › Session & Transport Security
• E3Response Time AnomalyAudit & Logging › Absent or Unstructured Logging

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• C1Command InjectionCode Vulnerabilities › Command & Shell Execution
• C10Prototype PollutionCode Vulnerabilities › Data Store Injection
• C11ReDoS — Catastrophic Regex BacktrackingCode Vulnerabilities › Server-Hardening Failures
• C12Unsafe DeserializationCode Vulnerabilities › Dynamic Code Evaluation & Deserialization
• C13Server-Side Template Injection (SSTI)Code Vulnerabilities › Dynamic Code Evaluation & Deserialization
• C14JWT Algorithm Confusion / None Algorithm AttackCode Vulnerabilities › Insecure Credential & Crypto
• C15Timing Attack on Secret or Token ComparisonCode Vulnerabilities › Insecure Credential & Crypto
• C16Dynamic Code Evaluation with User InputCode Vulnerabilities › Command & Shell Execution
• C2Path TraversalCode Vulnerabilities › Filesystem & Network Traversal
• C3Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)Code Vulnerabilities › Filesystem & Network Traversal
• C4SQL InjectionCode Vulnerabilities › Data Store Injection
• C5Hardcoded Secrets in Source CodeCode Vulnerabilities › Insecure Credential & Crypto
• C6Error Message Information LeakageCode Vulnerabilities › Server-Hardening Failures
• C7Wildcard CORS ConfigurationCode Vulnerabilities › Server-Hardening Failures
• C8No Authentication on Network-Exposed ServerCode Vulnerabilities › Server-Hardening Failures
• C9Excessive Filesystem ScopeCode Vulnerabilities › Command & Shell Execution
• G7DNS-Based Data Exfiltration ChannelData Exfiltration › Explicit Network Exfiltration
• H1MCP OAuth 2.0 Insecure ImplementationAuthentication & Identity › OAuth Misimplementation
• I12Capability Escalation Post-InitializationHuman Oversight › Post-Init Capability Escalation
• I15Transport Session SecurityAuthentication & Identity › Session & Transport Security
• J1Cross-Agent Configuration PoisoningSupply Chain Security › Config Injection & Bridge Supply Chain
• J2Git Argument InjectionCode Vulnerabilities › Command & Shell Execution
• J4Health Endpoint Information DisclosureModel Manipulation › Information Disclosure Via Debug Surface
• J5Tool Output Poisoning PatternsPrompt Injection › Indirect Gateway Injection
• J7OpenAPI Specification Field InjectionCode Vulnerabilities › OpenAPI / Spec Field Injection
• K1Absent Structured LoggingAudit & Logging › Absent or Unstructured Logging
• K10Package Registry SubstitutionTool Poisoning › Update-Channel Spoofing
• K11Missing Server Integrity VerificationSupply Chain Security › Known Vulnerable Dependencies
• K12Executable Content in Tool ResponseTool Poisoning › Annotation Deception
• K13Unsanitized Tool OutputTool Poisoning › Annotation Deception
• K14Agent Credential Propagation via Shared StateAuthentication & Identity › Cross-Boundary Credential Sharing
• K16Unbounded Recursion / Missing Depth LimitsProtocol & Transport › JSON-RPC Batching & Flooding
• K17Missing Timeout or Circuit BreakerDenial of Service › Recursion & Loop Bombs
• K18Cross-Trust-Boundary Data Flow in Tool ResponseData Exfiltration › Source-to-Sink Flow
• K19Missing Runtime Sandbox EnforcementDenial of Service › Timeout & Circuit-Breaker Gaps
• K2Audit Trail DestructionAudit & Logging › Log Destruction
• K20Insufficient Audit Context in LoggingAudit & Logging › Insufficient Audit Context
• K3Audit Log TamperingAudit & Logging › Log Destruction
• K5Auto-Approve / Bypass Confirmation PatternHuman Oversight › Auto-Approve & Bypass
• K6Overly Broad OAuth ScopesAuthentication & Identity › OAuth Misimplementation
• K7Long-Lived Tokens Without RotationAuthentication & Identity › OAuth Misimplementation
• K8Cross-Boundary Credential SharingData Exfiltration › Trust-Boundary Data Flow
• K9Dangerous Post-Install HooksSupply Chain Security › Install-Time Execution
• L1GitHub Actions Tag PoisoningSupply Chain Security › CI/CD Poisoning
• L10Registry Metadata SpoofingTool Poisoning › Update-Channel Spoofing
• L11Environment Variable Injection via MCP ConfigSupply Chain Security › Config Injection & Bridge Supply Chain
• L12Build Artifact TamperingCode Vulnerabilities › OpenAPI / Spec Field Injection
• L13Build Credential File TheftSupply Chain Security › CI/CD Poisoning
• L14Hidden Entry Point MismatchSupply Chain Security › Manifest & Entry-Point Confusion
• L15Update Notification SpoofingTool Poisoning › Behavior Drift
• L2Malicious Build Plugin InjectionCode Vulnerabilities › OpenAPI / Spec Field Injection
• L3Dockerfile Base Image Supply Chain RiskSupply Chain Security › Registry & Distribution Substitution
• L4MCP Config File Code InjectionSupply Chain Security › Manifest & Entry-Point Confusion
• L5Package Manifest Confusion IndicatorsSupply Chain Security › Manifest & Entry-Point Confusion
• L6Config Directory Symlink AttackSupply Chain Security › Registry & Distribution Substitution
• L7Transitive MCP Server DelegationSupply Chain Security › Manifest & Entry-Point Confusion
• L8Version Rollback / Downgrade AttackSupply Chain Security › Registry & Distribution Substitution
• L9CI/CD Secret Exfiltration PatternsSupply Chain Security › CI/CD Poisoning
• M2TokenBreak Boundary ManipulationModel Manipulation › Tokenizer Boundary Attacks
• M6Progressive Context Poisoning EnablersHuman Oversight › Tool-Position & Progressive Poisoning
• M7Tool Response Structure BombDenial of Service › Response Payload Amplification
• M8Inference Cost AmplificationDenial of Service › Inference Cost Amplification
• M9Model-Specific System Prompt ExtractionModel Manipulation › Reasoning Extraction
• N1JSON-RPC Batch Request AbuseProtocol & Transport › JSON-RPC Batching & Flooding
• N10Incomplete Handshake Denial of ServiceProtocol & Transport › JSON-RPC Batching & Flooding
• N11Protocol Version Downgrade AttackProtocol & Transport › Protocol Version & Method Confusion
• N12Resource Subscription Content MutationPrompt Injection › Indirect Gateway Injection
• N13HTTP Chunked Transfer SmugglingProtocol & Transport › Streaming & Session Hijacking
• N14Trust-On-First-Use Bypass (TOFU)Authentication & Identity › Session & Transport Security
• N15JSON-RPC Method Name ConfusionProtocol & Transport › Protocol Version & Method Confusion
• N2JSON-RPC Notification FloodingProtocol & Transport › JSON-RPC Batching & Flooding
• N3JSON-RPC Request ID CollisionProtocol & Transport › JSON-RPC Batching & Flooding
• N4JSON-RPC Error Object InjectionPrompt Injection › Protocol-Surface Injection
• N5Capability Downgrade DeceptionProtocol & Transport › Protocol Version & Method Confusion
• N6SSE Reconnection HijackingProtocol & Transport › Streaming & Session Hijacking
• N7Progress Token Prediction and InjectionProtocol & Transport › Streaming & Session Hijacking
• N8Cancellation Race ConditionProtocol & Transport › JSON-RPC Batching & Flooding
• N9MCP Logging Protocol InjectionPrompt Injection › Context & Trust Manipulation
• O10Privacy-Violating TelemetryData Exfiltration › Covert Channels
• O4Clipboard and UI Exfiltration InjectionData Exfiltration › Trust-Boundary Data Flow
• O5Environment Variable HarvestingData Exfiltration › Covert Channels
• O6Server Fingerprinting via Error ResponsesData Exfiltration › Covert Channels
• O8Timing-Based Covert ChannelData Exfiltration › Covert Channels
• O9Ambient Credential ExploitationData Exfiltration › Covert Channels
• P1Docker Socket Mount in ContainerContainer & Runtime › Container Escape Vectors
• P10Host Network Mode and Missing Egress ControlsContainer & Runtime › Host Mount & Network
• P2Dangerous Container CapabilitiesContainer & Runtime › Container Escape Vectors
• P3Cloud Metadata Service AccessContainer & Runtime › Cloud Metadata Access
• P4TLS Certificate Validation BypassContainer & Runtime › TLS & Crypto Misconfig
• P5Secrets Exposed in Container Build LayersSupply Chain Security › Registry & Distribution Substitution
• P6LD_PRELOAD and Shared Library HijackingContainer & Runtime › Container Escape Vectors
• P7Sensitive Host Filesystem MountContainer & Runtime › Host Mount & Network
• P8Insecure Cryptographic Mode or Static IV/NonceContainer & Runtime › TLS & Crypto Misconfig
• P9Missing Container Resource LimitsDenial of Service › Container Resource Exhaustion
• Q13MCP Bridge Package Supply Chain AttackSupply Chain Security › Config Injection & Bridge Supply Chain
• Q15A2A/MCP Protocol Boundary ConfusionHuman Oversight › Trust-Delegation Confusion
• Q3Localhost MCP Service HijackingProtocol & Transport › Localhost & Concurrency Hijack
• Q4IDE MCP Configuration InjectionSupply Chain Security › Config Injection & Bridge Supply Chain
• Q7Desktop Extension Privilege ChainContainer & Runtime › Privileged Roots & Extensions