Cyber_MCPs

The server explicitly warns about critical security risks including command injection, privilege escalation, network exposure, and data exfiltration. While most tool wrappers use `child_process.spawn` or `node-pty.spawn` with array arguments (which is generally safer against shell injection than string interpolation) and inputs are validated with Zod, a severe vulnerability exists in the `scoutsuite` server. It uses `vm.runInContext()` to execute JavaScript code read directly from a file generated by the external `ScoutSuite` tool. If this external file (`scoutsuite_results_*.js`) were compromised or contained malicious JavaScript, it would lead to arbitrary code execution within the MCP server's Node.js process. No obvious hardcoded secrets were found, but some tools require API keys/credentials as arguments or environment variables. The inherent nature of these security tools involves network interaction and can require elevated privileges, as extensively detailed in the project's `SECURITY.md`.