mcp

CRITICAL RISK: The `mysql-mcp-server` allows direct execution of arbitrary SQL queries and `LOAD DATA INFILE` commands based on user input, which can lead to data loss, unauthorized data access, or other destructive actions if not carefully controlled by strict database permissions and secure MySQL server configuration. The `oci-api-mcp-server` poses an even higher risk by executing arbitrary OCI CLI commands via `subprocess.run` with user-provided input, potentially enabling broad control over OCI resources including deletion or modification of critical services. While a denylist is implemented, blacklists are inherently less secure than whitelists, and the breadth of OCI CLI commands makes this a significant attack surface. Both servers are explicitly marked as 'proof of concept' and 'high-risk' by their developers. Configuration files for MySQL connections can store sensitive database credentials, requiring secure handling. All OCI SDK-based servers rely on the permissions of the configured OCI CLI profile, emphasizing the need for least-privilege IAM setups. These servers are NOT safe for production environments or with untrusted input.