Comment by jngiam1 16 hours ago MCP tools. We're doing some MCP bundling and giving it here, pretty cool stuff. 6 comments jngiam1 Reply ares623 12 hours ago wasn't MCP a critical link in the recent litellm attack? TeMPOraL 11 hours ago And if it was?It's a bit like asking if "an API" was a critical link in some cybersec incident. Yes, it probably was, and? ares623 11 hours ago i'd say it's more like intentionally choosing to use naive string interpolation for SQL queries than a trusted library's parameter substitution. Both work. 3 replies →
ares623 12 hours ago wasn't MCP a critical link in the recent litellm attack? TeMPOraL 11 hours ago And if it was?It's a bit like asking if "an API" was a critical link in some cybersec incident. Yes, it probably was, and? ares623 11 hours ago i'd say it's more like intentionally choosing to use naive string interpolation for SQL queries than a trusted library's parameter substitution. Both work. 3 replies →
TeMPOraL 11 hours ago And if it was?It's a bit like asking if "an API" was a critical link in some cybersec incident. Yes, it probably was, and? ares623 11 hours ago i'd say it's more like intentionally choosing to use naive string interpolation for SQL queries than a trusted library's parameter substitution. Both work. 3 replies →
ares623 11 hours ago i'd say it's more like intentionally choosing to use naive string interpolation for SQL queries than a trusted library's parameter substitution. Both work. 3 replies →
wasn't MCP a critical link in the recent litellm attack?
And if it was?
It's a bit like asking if "an API" was a critical link in some cybersec incident. Yes, it probably was, and?
i'd say it's more like intentionally choosing to use naive string interpolation for SQL queries than a trusted library's parameter substitution. Both work.
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