MCP TOOL POISONING ATTACKS

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Basic information

About MCP TOOL POISONING ATTACKS

MCP Client and server for study

#nodejs #docker #typescript #mcp

MCP TOOL POISONING ATTACKS config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mcp_tool_poisoning_attacks": {
      "command": "docker",
      "args": [
        "compose",
        "build"
      ]
    }
  }
}

MCP TOOL POISONING ATTACKS tools

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Overview

What is MCP_TOOL_POISONING_ATTACKS?

It is a project that includes an MCP Client and an MCP Server, designed to interact with tools through the Model Context Protocol. It integrates with Anthropic's Claude model (claude-3-5-haiku-20241022) and demonstrates using IP information tools.

How to use MCP_TOOL_POISONING_ATTACKS?

Set up the environment using Dev Containers or Docker, create a .env file with your ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, and configure mcp_client/mcpservers.json with the desired MCP servers. Run the client with node dist/index.js (Dev Containers) or docker compose run -it mcp_client (Docker), then enter prompts to use available tools.

Key features of MCP_TOOL_POISONING_ATTACKS

Includes both MCP Client and MCP Server implementations
Supports tools like ipinfo for IP address lookup
Integrates with Anthropic’s Claude API
Can connect to multiple MCP servers via configuration
Runs in Dev Containers or Docker environments
Uses node.js v22 and the MCP TypeScript SDK

Use cases of MCP_TOOL_POISONING_ATTACKS

Querying detailed IP address information through the ipinfo tool
Prototyping MCP client‑server interactions
Testing tool‑augmented AI workflows with Claude
Demonstrating how to configure and run MCP servers like burp or ipinfo

Frequently asked questions

What dependencies are required to run MCP_TOOL_POISONING_ATTACKS?

You need node.js v22, the MCP TypeScript SDK, and an Anthropic API key (for `claude-3-5-haiku-20241022`). Docker and VSCode with Dev Containers are optional but recommended.

How do I configure which MCP server to use?

Edit the `mcp_client/mcpservers.json` file to list your servers. The client currently uses the first server listed in that file.

What tools are available?

The example includes two tools: `ipinfo` (get your own IP) and `ipinfo_target_ipjson` (get IP information for a target IP provided in the user’s request). A burp server is also configurable.

How do I run the project in a Docker container?

Build the Docker image with `docker compose build`, then run `docker compose run -it mcp_client`. Ensure you have created the `.env` file and `mcpservers.json` first.

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