MCP-Shared-Memory

A comprehensive security audit is not possible as the actual C# source code (beyond the README content) was not provided for analysis. Based on the README, critical security considerations include: 1. **Administrator Privileges:** The server requires Administrator privileges for 'global shared memory access', which significantly increases the attack surface and potential impact if the application is compromised. 2. **JSON-RPC 2.0 Communication:** The README mentions JSON-RPC 2.0. Without code, it's unclear how this communication is secured (e.g., authentication, authorization, input validation, or if it's strictly local/networked). 3. **Shared Memory:** While efficient, shared memory can be a vector for vulnerabilities if not properly synchronized and managed (e.g., race conditions, memory corruption). The README states 'Thread-safe shared memory operations', which is a positive indicator, but actual implementation details are unknown. 4. **No Code Scan:** Unable to check for 'eval' or similar dangerous patterns, hardcoded secrets, or other malicious code patterns without the actual code.