mcp-server-examples

The Philips HUE example (`examples/philips-hue/fetchHUE.ts`) explicitly sets `rejectUnauthorized: false` for its `undici` agent. This critically disables SSL/TLS certificate validation for connections to the Philips HUE bridge. While possibly intended for local networks or specific development setups where self-signed certificates might be used, this practice opens the connection to Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacks. An attacker on the local network could easily intercept or alter communication with the Hue Bridge. This is a severe security flaw for any network communication. Additionally, the server depends on API keys (Firmenbuch, Philips HUE) passed via environment variables, which is a good practice, but the overall lack of robust input sanitization beyond `zod` schemas (which validate structure but not necessarily malicious content for external systems) could be a concern if the external APIs are untrusted.