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CVE-2026-34227 — Proof-of-concept demonstrating CORS to CSRF chain on Sliver's unauthenticated MCP interface, enabling silent interaction with C2 from any webpage. | Kitploit
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CVE-2026-34227

Proof-of-concept demonstrating CORS to CSRF chain on Sliver's unauthenticated MCP interface, enabling silent interaction with C2 from any webpage.

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Unauthenticated MCP Interface + CORS Bypass

Sliver's MCP server spins up an unauthenticated SSE interface and fires back Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * on every response.

The mcp-go library doesn't validate Content-Type, so Simple Requests (text/plain) skip the browser's preflight check entirely. No OPTIONS. No CORS block. No auth. Any page an operator visits can silently talk to their C2.


→ GitHub Security Advisory GHSA-6fpf-248c-m7wm

discovered and reported by @skoveit

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