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CVE-2026-23744-MCPJAM-RCE-exploit — This Python proof-of-concept targets a vulnerable MCP (Model Context Protocol) service exposed by the target application. The vulnerability allows an attacker to supply arbitrary server configuration parameters through the /api/mcp/connect endpoint. | Kitploit
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CVE-2026-23744-MCPJAM-RCE-exploit

This Python proof-of-concept targets a vulnerable MCP (Model Context Protocol) service exposed by the target application. The vulnerability allows an attacker to supply arbitrary server configuration parameters through the /api/mcp/connect endpoint.

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CVE-2026-23744-MCPJAM-RCE-exploit

This Python proof-of-concept targets a vulnerable MCP (Model Context Protocol) service exposed by the target application. The vulnerability allows an attacker to supply arbitrary server configuration parameters through the /api/mcp/connect endpoint.

Affected Endpoint

POST /api/mcp/connect

Tools and Technologies Used Python 3 requests library HTTP/JSON API communication MCP service interface Execution

Install dependencies:

root@kitploit:~
pip install requests

Run the proof of concept:

root@kitploit:~
python exploit.py

Proof-of-Concept Workflow Define the target MCP endpoint. Construct a malicious serverConfig object. Send a POST request to /api/mcp/connect. Trigger execution of the supplied command on the target. Display the server response.

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