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My Credentials, Please: Detecting Filesystem Capability Laundering in MCP Servers at Scale
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) standardizes how AI agents invoke external tools. MCP servers expose tools through a declared contract consisting of a name, description, and argument schema. In typical local deployments, client-side approval of a tool call grants the underlying server process broad
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