← Back to context Comment by jngiam1 14 hours ago MCP tools. We're doing some MCP bundling and giving it here, pretty cool stuff. 6 comments jngiam1 Reply ares623 10 hours ago wasn't MCP a critical link in the recent litellm attack? TeMPOraL 9 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 9 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 10 hours ago wasn't MCP a critical link in the recent litellm attack? TeMPOraL 9 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 9 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 9 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 9 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 9 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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