environment-config-mcp
by cloudinary
Overview
This MCP server enables AI applications to manage Cloudinary environment configurations, including transformations, upload presets, streaming profiles, webhooks (triggers), and upload mappings.
Installation
npx @cloudinary/environment-config-mcp start --cloud-name "your_cloud_name" --api-key "your_api_key" --api-secret "your_api_secret" --transport stdioEnvironment Variables
- CLOUDINARY_CLOUD_NAME
- CLOUDINARY_API_KEY
- CLOUDINARY_API_SECRET
- CLOUDINARY_OAUTH2
- CLOUDINARY_URL
- CLOUDINARY_DEBUG
Security Notes
The `cloudinaryAuthHook.ts` contains logic to resolve `file://` URIs by reading local files from the server's filesystem and converting them to base64. If any exposed tool or prompt allows user-controlled input for a `file` parameter (e.g., for uploading assets) to be a `file://` URI without strict validation, this creates a critical Local File Inclusion (LFI) vulnerability. An attacker could read arbitrary files from the server. Additionally, the `UploadPreset` model includes an `eval` field, which, if evaluated unsafely by the underlying Cloudinary API or any part of the server, could lead to arbitrary code execution. These are significant risks.
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