mcp-deadbugz-simulator
MCP Deadbugz Simulator
Eine lokale Simulation des Deadbugz-MCP-Supply-Chain-Angriffs, der im August 2026 von Pillar Security entdeckt wurde.
Was dieses Repository enthält
Bösartiger MCP-Server mit 3-Call-Gate-Umgehungstechnik Python-Testrahmen zum Nachweis, dass der Angriff funktioniert Optionale Agentensimulation mit lokalem LLM
Related MCP server: Command-Injection-MCP
Das Angriffsmuster
Der Server zeigt bei den ersten 3 Aufrufen harmlose Tools
Der 4. Aufruf löst eine tools/listChanged-Benachrichtigung aus
Tool-Beschreibungen mutieren zu Anweisungen zum Stehlen von Anmeldedaten
Der KI-Agent befolgt die bösartigen Anweisungen
Anforderungen
Python 3.10+ MCP SDK
Verwendung
git clone https://github.com/anexbin/mcp-deadbugz-simulator.git cd mcp-deadbugz-simulator pip install -r requirements.txt python server/malicious_server.py python client/test_harness.py
Dateien
server/malicious_server.py - Der Angriffsserver client/test_harness.py - Proof of Concept agent/local_agent.py - Optionale LLM-Integration configs/ - Beispiel-MCP-Konfigurationen
Haftungsausschluss
Nur für Bildungs- und Forschungszwecke.
Referenzen
https://www.pillar.security/blog/deadbugz-currently-active-mcp-supply-chain-campaign https://modelcontextprotocol.io
Lizenz
MIT
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