Scrapling

The MCP server is designed to fetch content from arbitrary URLs and process user-defined CSS/XPath selectors, which are inherent functions of a web scraping tool. While the underlying parsing (lxml, cssselect) and fetching (curl_cffi, Playwright) libraries are generally robust against direct code injection, exposing such an API, especially to an AI agent, introduces potential risks such as Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) if the server has internal network access and is not properly firewalled. Resource exhaustion could also occur with extremely complex selectors or very large pages. There are no clear indications of hardcoded secrets, `eval` of untrusted input, or other direct code vulnerabilities in the provided snippets. The primary security considerations are operational: proper deployment environment, network segmentation, and strong access controls/input validation at the AI agent level controlling the server.